"Grapes of Wrath" is about the poor American farmer Tom who was driven from the land where his ancestors lived for generations by the evil landlord and capitalist, and his family was forced to wander. On the way to find a living in California, my grandfather and grandmother couldn't endure the tragic death halfway through the suffering. In the endless hectares of the landlord’s orchard in California, the whole family has toiled all day long but has no fruit. Why? Just because there is no way for the poor in this old society! But in the United States in the 1930s, it was possible to realize that poor peasant families could drive cars and eat beef hamburgers. At that time, many people in China had never seen a car and starved to death. The world’s poor are one family? The "terrible waters" of American life is incomprehensible for people from other countries.
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