In the subdirectory of "growing up", there is an article called "Far Island", which tells the story of two children's inner growth.
Once upon a time, there were two children who yearned for the mysterious and colorful islands at sea. But one day, when they really set foot on the island, they found that it was just a deformed wilderness. They couldn't believe their eyes. This is the island they yearn for day and night. They have been very sad since they came home and have never seen the island again.
After reading this article, I was deeply touched. From infatuation with dreams to gradually understanding the cold reality is also an important part of growth.
Everyone's childhood is the season of dreams. When we were young, we read wonderful fairy tales, painted fairy tales, imagined fairy tales freely, listened to cheerful children's songs, made fairy tales and dreamed fairy tales. When we were young, in our eyes, everyone around us was smiling, and every story had a happy ending. The sky can be painted green, lions won't eat people ... everything is so beautiful.
However, with the growth of age, time flies, we grow taller, grow up, see more things, know more things. In fact, we have many dreams, but when we really set foot in them, we were suddenly disappointed. Nothing in the world is as beautiful as people think. We will gradually find that not everyone is smiling and not every story has a happy ending. The sky is still blue after all, and lions still eat people. ...
Think of a composition I read in the composition selection before. It's about the author who is graduating from primary school and wants to be admitted to a key middle school. One night, the author's mother invited several teachers from key middle schools to have dinner at home and gave them gifts to help the author enter the key middle schools smoothly. At that time, the author was deeply touched and surprised. Isn't it true that key middle schools can only enter if they do well in the exam? Why are some people admitted to key middle schools even if they don't study well? Adults said to the author: you are a child, you don't understand.
Thoughts on Reading Gulliver's Travels
During the long vacation, I read Gulliver's Travels by the British writer jonathan swift. The novel describes Gulliver, who loves sailing adventures and has traveled around the world four times and experienced thrilling and interesting adventures.
The bizarre stories about lilliputian and adult countries in travel notes deeply attracted me. What impressed me the most, however, was Gulliver's voyage in North America in 17 10, and he visited an Yin Hui country on a desert island and got to know Yin Hui with the virtues of kindness, honesty and friendship. There are no such words as "lying" and "cheating" in the languages of Yin Hui countries, and people don't understand their meanings. They don't know what "doubt" and "distrust" are. Everything in their country is true and transparent.
Gulliver had a wonderful time in the countryside of Yin Hui. He was completely integrated into this society, which was in sharp contrast with Yehu, a metaphor for human beings, because they always looked at his honesty with suspicion, which made him feel lost and had a great dislike for human beings.
I envy the hero in the article for being lucky enough to go to the countryside of Yin Hui, which is the ideal place we pursue and yearn for. Here you don't have to worry about whether what others say is true or not, but in the real world, there are too many things we don't want to see: some people cheat others of their hard-earned money with sweet words, some people kidnap children for profiteering, and some even abandon their parents for money. No wonder our teachers and elders have taught us to be vigilant and not to be deceived since childhood. This is difficult to be unified with our advocacy of helping others and caring for others. When I met someone in trouble and wanted to lend a helping hand, I hesitated; I dare not accept that others help me out. All these make me feel painful, contradictory and at a loss. It not only prevented me from "loving" others, but also missed the "love" of others. Aren't you sad now?
I look forward to the day when our society is like Yin Hui countries. There is no doubt in the eyes of children that education and reality are unified. I am willing to work hard for this, and I hope that everyone will start with me, and from now on, let this society be more sincere and less hypocritical.
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< Childhood was written by Gorky, and it is also called "autobiographical trilogy" with On Earth and My University. After reading Childhood, I feel that it records Gorky's lead-sinking past.
The author Alesha's father contracted cholera and died prematurely. At the age of 3, he lived with his grandmother, grandfather and mother. Grandma is the most precious person in his life. Her love enriched the author's mind, but her grandfather had a bad temper, which dealt a great blow to Alesha. Alesha's childhood was sour, bitter, spicy and a little sweet, but his mother took her son's sweetness to the grave. After finishing the third grade, Alesha left his beloved school classroom forever and soon went to the outside world to make a living.
In this Childhood, the plot of the story is a true portrayal of the author's life. The rich, vivid and beautiful fairy tales and folk songs of the kind old woman in the book deeply attracted the author and inspired his good hope for the just cause.
When I read this passage, I was deeply moved:
"Our life is magical, not only because the soil full of all kinds of animal-like bad things in our life is so rich and fertile, but also because bright, healthy and creative things are still growing from this soil, and the goodness inherent in good people is also growing. These things have aroused our indestructible hope that a bright and humane life will eventually come to Su Sheng. "
After reading this passage, I didn't understand it at first, but I gradually understood it. It wanted to tell us how the new generation grew tenaciously and was full of longing for a better life, so as to wake up the sleeping people. I think this is another purpose for Gorky to write this book.
After reading the wonderful novel Robinson Crusoe, a tall image came into my eyes from time to time. He is brave Robinson!
He gave up a rich and comfortable life, hated a mediocre life, and began a great challenge against death. All kinds of misfortunes and difficulties did not crush Robinson, but made him stronger.
Robinson is a great man and a determined man. He has lived alone on this desert island for 27 years. He dared to fight against the harsh environment, worked hard and managed the island in an orderly way. He exercised himself in adversity and achieved an extraordinary career.
This book teaches us that only persistence can win, and only hard work can get rid of difficulties. Hard work is more important than faith. ...
My life will also set sail with this book. In the voyage of life, I will go forward bravely and never give up!
The Silent Don River is sholokhov's masterpiece, and it is also an important world-renowned work in 20th century literature. The novel takes Tatar village as the epitome of Cossack society, takes the complicated and fierce historical changes from World War I to Civil War as the background, and takes the bumpy and complicated life experience of Cossack Gregory as the main line, reflecting the turbulent division of Cossacks along the Don River during the historical turning point. It shows their painful path and reveals the broad, profound and complex life connotation of Russian society represented by Cossack, which experienced the February Revolution, the October Revolution and the civil war of World War I. This novel is an epic work, which describes the violent turbulence and profound changes in the Cossack society on the Don River in this specific historical period.
When we associate these poetic life pictures of Cossacks with the death of war behind them, we can't help but marvel at the writer's ability to control the genre. It is these poetic images of peaceful life that blend with the battlefield scenes filled with smoke, forming a concrete, vivid, rich and vivid overall artistic image of The Quiet Don, and completing the main theme of this epic work. When we taste the Cossack style of lyric poetry in the novel, we must integrate into this main theme to experience it. In that case, the harvest will be great.
I learned the text "Plum Blossom Soul" today, and I was deeply touched.
"the flowers next to it may bloom in warm spring ... it's always good to have plum blossoms!" This paragraph is about plum blossom spirit. After reading this, I think that plum blossoms are in full bloom in winter, and almost all trees are full of flowers. White is yellow, yellow is green, and the petals are smooth and transparent, like amber or jade carving, which is very beautiful and clear. The fallen flowers are not withered, but blown away by the wind, so I'm worried that the petals will break. It is stiff, as if the breath will melt, and it hurts when touched, but plum blossoms are not delicate flowers, and can bloom with snow in the dead of winter. And there are countless ancient poems praising plum blossoms. "A few plums in a corner, cold ling alone." "Zhong Fang exudes fresh beauty, adding amorous feelings to the small garden." Wait a minute. Mei's indomitable spirit of standing proudly in the snow is really touching. Ah! How much this spirit resembles revolutionary martyrs and heroes. Revolutionary martyrs faced torture in concentration camps, but they were indomitable and would rather die than betray their country. When the revolutionary hero struggles in the front line, he goes forward bravely and does not flinch. It's like flying over Luding Bridge, the Five Heroes of Langya Mountain and so on. After reading this passage, I thought: How can the plum blossom spirit be like a revolutionary martyr and hero? We should also learn from the indomitable spirit of plum blossom.
I have written so much and hope to adopt it.