Great expectation

In great expectations, Dickens shows us all kinds of life through Pip's ups and downs. When PIP was a child, no one took him seriously, except his sister's violence, which was sneered at by outsiders; When PIP was going to be a gentleman in London, many people began to bow and bow to PIP as a VIP; Finally, PIP returned to his hometown again and met him with contempt and groundless lessons. Like animals, people have the habit of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. When a person gets rich, the people around him want to get some cheap. When a person is down, the people who once surrounded him disperse in a crowd and go to find other gold owners. The trees fall and the monkeys scatter. When we walk through the ups and downs of life, our eyes will be brighter and brighter. Those who really care about us will send sincere blessings even at the ends of the earth, and those who measure us with the yardstick of interests will certainly be measured by interests.