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** I. Central theme: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ** 1. ** Author and Author ** - J.K. Rowling, 1997. 2. ** Story background ** - Harry Potter's parents died when he was young, and he was bullied by his aunt and uncle. At the age of 11, he received a Hogwarts admission notice. 3. ** Main characters ** - Harry Potter: Orphan, brave and strong. - Hermione and Ron: Harry's best friends, supporting each other. - Dumbledore, the good and wise headmaster. - Voldemort: Villain, attempting to rule the wizarding world. 4. ** Plot ** - Harry enters Hogwarts to make friends. - The Sorcerer's Stone has been stolen, and Voldemort is attempting to obtain it. - Harry and his friends, with the help of the headmaster, find the Sorcerer's Stone and foil the plot. 5. ** Thematic Thoughts ** - Friendship was precious. - Courage and faith can overcome difficulties. - The boundary between good and evil needed to be examined from a higher perspective. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was not enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

The following is a general framework suitable for sixth years to create a mind map for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: * * 1. Basic information of the work ** 1. author - J.K. Rowling, British writer. 2. publication time - Year 1997. 3. awards - Rowling won the National Book Award for Children's Fictions and the Smutty Gold Medal for Books. 4. cinematographic adaptation - In 2001, the movie of the same name was released and the box office reached 960 million US dollars. * * 2. Story background ** 1. creative inspiration - It originated from a moving trip between Rowling and her boyfriend. She was inspired by the scenery outside the window on the train back to London. 2. The initial setting of the story - Harry Potter's parents died when he was young, and he was bullied by his aunt and uncle. He did not know his own background. * * III. Journey to Hogwarts ** 1. Entrance Invitation - On his eleventh birthday, he received an admission letter to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. 2. People in the school - Friends: Hermione, Ron, etc. - Headmasters: Dumbledore and others. - Villain: Voldemort. 3. important scenes - Platform 9 and 3/4: Entrance to the Wizarding World. - [Sorting Ceremony: Confirm the student's school.] - Quidditch matches: sport in the wizarding world. * * 4. The Sorcerer's Stone incident ** 1. The importance of the Sorcerer's Stone - It could grant the wielder endless power and was related to the present and future of the world. 2. The Sorcerer's Stone was stolen - Voldemort was trying to get the Sorcerer's Stone to take over the Wizarding World. 3. Harry and his friends 'actions - They bravely fought Voldemort to the death, breaking through the difficulties to protect the Sorcerer's Stone. * * 5. Story theme and insights ** 1. theme - Looking at the world with a loving eye, loving others, loving the collective, and loving life. - He was optimistic in the face of difficulties, brave in challenging difficulties, and self-growth. 2. inspiration - The preciousness of friendship: Harry and his friends support and help each other. - The power of courage and conviction: never flinch in the face of the mighty Lord Voldemort. - Thinking about good and evil: Good and evil are not absolute and need to be examined from a higher perspective. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was not enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone mind map: ** 1. Author related ** - The author was J.K. Rowling from the United Kingdom. She published the book in 1997 and won the British National Book Award for Children's Fictions and the Smati Book Gold Medal. ** 2. Basic Story Information ** - ** Story background **: The protagonist, Harry Potter, had lost both his parents when he was young. He was adopted by his aunt's family and was abused and bullied. In the summer of 1990, Rowling was inspired to write this book on the train back to London with her boyfriend. The original title was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, but it was renamed after American editors worried that the word "philosopher" would scare off young readers. - Plot summary: Harry Potter is invited to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to study magic, and he is very happy at school. A Sorcerer's Stone was related to the present and future of the world. Harry and his friends broke through many difficulties to protect the sorcerer and save the world. ** 3. Character ** - ** Harry Potter **: From a shy and weak person to a great hero, he worked hard to obtain knowledge and wisdom, and had the ability to solve problems independently. From longing for love, he gradually learned to love others, love the collective, love life, and use love to subdue demons. He symbolized the hardships and growth process of children, and he was the representative of children who yearned to step into the adult world. - [Hermione: Kind and intelligent, a representative of independent female consciousness.] - Dumbledore: Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Humble, well-loved, with superhuman wisdom, knowledge, and understanding of others. - Lord Voldemort: Fallen wizard who killed Harry's parents and left a lightning scar on Harry's body, and who sought the Sorcerer's Stone to escape death. - Malfoy: Arrogant wizarding student, Harry's nemesis, and a foil to Harry's image. ** 4. Title ** - As for the difficulties in life, difficulties are inevitable, but if you face them bravely, you can find the meaning of life. Harry's growth process shows the challenges and dangers of human growth, including growing up, winning respect, learning loyalty, distinguishing between forgivable mistakes and unforgivable sins, believing in great things, etc. He emphasized the return of love, from longing for love to learning to love others, the collective, and life. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was not enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

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The Sorcerer Tribe was a race, and the ancient Sorcerer Tribe was formed from the physical body of the Great God Pangu, who had created the world. The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery of the Wu Tribe were formed by the blood of Pan Gu when he was reborn. The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery were the most powerful beings in the Wu Tribe. They were born with strong bodies and had powerful abilities such as devouring the world, manipulating wind, water, lightning, moving mountains and filling the sea, changing the world, and so on. Together, they could even form the Real Entity of Pan Gu. Few people below Saint Hongjun could rival them. The Ancestors of Sorcery belonged to the Sorcerer Tribe, but because of their powerful abilities, they had a special and important position in the Sorcerer Tribe. However, there was no mention of the so-called Ancestors of Sorcery in any of China's ancient books. The characters of the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery were set up in the Classic of Mountains and Seas. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

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