I have read the most ears of wheat 1 In my memory warehouse, there is an article-"The most ears of wheat", which makes me remember it vividly.
This article mainly tells that Socrates, an ancient Greek philosopher, asked his disciples to pick the biggest ear of wheat in the wheat field under the condition that they were only allowed to enter and not to retreat, but they always thought that there were still many opportunities, and the biggest ear of wheat was still ahead, so they could not make a premature decision. As a result, at the end of the wheat ridge, everyone returned empty-handed.
The last sentence of the article, "The pursuit should be the greatest, but it is true to hold your ears in front of your eyes", which deeply inspired me. Yes, people should have lofty ideals and ambitions, but if you set your goals too high and don't seize the present opportunity and do the real thing well, you will waste your time and accomplish nothing.
This is a story that reminds me. An Englishman and a young Jew went to look for a job together. Soon, they applied for a company with low salary and poor conditions. The British gave up the opportunity to work and the Jews stayed.
Four years later, the two met again. Jews have succeeded in becoming the big boss of a company, while British people are still looking for jobs. When the British asked the Jews the secret of your success, the Jews said, "I just seized the opportunity and did my present job in a down-to-earth manner."
Yes, it's now or never. The peach blossom has withered and is still in bloom; Willow withered, there is still time to be green; Swallows have gone, there is still time to come again. But if the opportunity is lost, it will not come again. Grasping an opportunity is like picking the biggest ear of wheat in a wheat field. Opportunity is an ear of wheat, big or small. It is wise to hold the ear of wheat in front of you.
We should not aim too high, but seize the present opportunity. The road of life is a road that only advances and never retreats, and it is a road to success that paves the way for countless opportunities. We should remember to seize every opportunity and not let it slip through your fingers.
A few days before the biggest ear of wheat finished reading 2, the teacher took us to learn the lesson "The biggest ear of wheat". After learning that, I understood a truth in my heart.
The text mainly tells that Socrates, an ancient Greek writer, asked his disciples to pick the biggest ear of wheat in the wheat field and give it to him. Only when you hear clearly, do you ask to enter the wheat field. They are always picky and dissatisfied with the ears of wheat, because they think there are still many opportunities and there is no need to draw conclusions too early. When they reached the end of the wheat field, they realized that they had missed the opportunity. After reading the text, I gently closed the textbook and thought: Many people in the world, like Socrates' disciples, always think that the best is behind, but often not all their dreams come true. However, I think from another angle: if we can base ourselves on reality, face opportunities, attack decisively and accumulate some small gains, I believe anyone can create a brilliant life!
I read something in a book the other day: the author's cousin graduated from college for more than a year, but he didn't want to go out to work. Either his salary was low or he worked too hard, wasting many opportunities. The author said to him, "Only by seizing every opportunity around us and doing everything well in a down-to-earth manner is this the best." The author is right. When we are alive, we can't think that the best thing is not now, but to grasp the opportunities in our hands, so that we can reap heavy fruits.
The teacher also used this passage to educate us: one should set up lofty ideals and ambitions, but not aim too high. He needs to seize the present opportunity and do everything in a down-to-earth manner. In this way, we will not miss the opportunity and accomplish nothing. After listening to the teacher's words, my eyes looked at the distance. I thought, I must keep these truths in mind, think about them all the time, and do the same.
Finally, I wrote a sentence: "Set up a lofty ideal and pursue it with your heart; Seize the present opportunity and be decisive in time! "
The ear of wheat after reading 3 is the largest. The main content of The Greatest Ear of Wheat is that Socrates, an ancient Greek scholar, brought his disciples to the edge of the wheat field in order to make them understand the profound truth, and asked them to find the one with the largest ear of wheat in the wheat field, only allowed to enter and not allowed to return.
After understanding the teacher's requirements, the disciples walked into the wheat field, which was full of barley ears because it was the season of wheat maturity. The disciples looked for one plant after another, but they didn't think it was the biggest one, and the biggest one was just ahead. They found the edge of the ground, but they still had nothing. Socrates said to his disciples: "there must be a plant in this wheat field that is the biggest, but you may not touch it;" Even if you encounter it, it is difficult to make an accurate judgment, so the biggest one is the one you just picked.
After reading this article, I realized a truth: a person's life seems to be walking in a wheat field, looking for the biggest "ear of wheat" in life. Some people see the full "ears of wheat" and lose no time to pick them; Some people look around and miss the opportunity. Of course, the pursuit should be the biggest, but it is true to put this in your hand.
As the saying goes, "once you fall, you will gain wisdom." What you said is absolutely right. We should sum up our experience from failure, so that we can accurately judge that this is a major event in life. Some people always think that the important events in life are still ahead of them. This is that they lack judgment and dare not try boldly, so they miss the opportunity again and again. At the end of life, draw water with a bamboo basket-with a sieve. Nothing, nothing, what's the point of this life?
My friends, the biggest "ear of wheat" in life is in your, waiting for you to pick up the gains and losses of life, so you should not be afraid of failure, strive to pursue the goal of life, and constantly pick up the big "ear of wheat" in life. Doing practical things is the most meaningful life.
I can't put down the article "The Maximum Ear of Wheat" after reading 4. I often read it several times because it taught me a truth.
Socrates told his disciples to pick the biggest ear of wheat only when they were allowed to enter and leave, but they kept picking and picking, always thinking that the biggest ear of wheat was in front! They didn't seize the opportunity. When they see a bigger one, they should take it off immediately. When they see a bigger one, they should replace it. If they can seize the opportunity like this, they will be full of confidence and hand over a big ear of wheat.
Disciples always think that there are still many opportunities, and there is no need to make a decision too early. It was not until they reached the end that they found themselves empty-handed. They didn't seize the opportunity. Suppose they seize the opportunity, observe and compare carefully from beginning to end, and take off the big one immediately when they see it. Socrates won't teach them a lesson, but will praise them and let them firmly remember to seize the opportunity. In this society, they will surely become successful people.
Hilton, the world hotel king, followed the gold rush to Denmark in his early years. Instead of digging up a piece of gold, he found a business opportunity more precious than gold. Hilton seized the opportunity to build a hotel while others were busy digging. He suddenly became rich. Look, you should seize the opportunity in everything. Grasping the opportunity will lay a good foundation for your success.
At that time, our class held a chicken feather blowing competition. At first, I was afraid to go forward. In the second game, I thought it would be terrible if I didn't go up. Forget it. I don't think the third game is useful. I really want to take part in the fourth game, but the teacher said, the game is over. I was sad to see all the students attending. I didn't seize the opportunity. It seems that everything needs to seize opportunities.
Now, I deeply understand that we should always grasp the ears in front of us and not miss the opportunity.
Maisui's biggest feeling after reading 5 "Now or never, it's never come again"! Is a well-known truth of life! What story does this sentence come from? Let's take a look together!
The text tells the story of Socrates, an ancient Greek scholar, who told his disciples to pick the biggest ears of wheat in the wheat field, and reveals the truth that people must seize the present opportunity in life, and don't look around and miss the opportunity!
I remember once, when I went to my hometown and came back to Hefei, I wanted to bring the best and cheapest things as a souvenir! So I went to the shopping mall near the station with our children and adults. Walking into a shop, I was dazzled by the dazzling array of goods inside. I looked around and didn't know what to buy. Suddenly found a very special toy, a set of puzzles. All materials are solid wood, which is very environmentally friendly and imported from abroad. Instead of the plastic toys that are widely produced in China, they smell very smelly. Look at the price in 80 yuan, it's really good and cheap. But I also want to go to the store in front. There may be many affordable and meaningful souvenirs. I think the souvenirs of the merchants in front are getting more and more exciting, and there is absolutely no need to sell them so early. I picked around and went to all the shops in this street unconsciously. It was not until my mother's voice suddenly sounded that I woke up from a dream and found that I didn't buy anything. I looked back at the mall. We have reached the end of the street, and I regret not buying that wooden puzzle. I couldn't catch the train when I went back, so I had to take my mother's hand and leave the mall.
After learning the text "The Biggest Ear of Wheat", I once again remembered the matter of buying souvenirs, and learned a truth: people's life is also like picking up ears of wheat in the wheat field or choosing souvenirs in the commercial street, and they are also looking for their own goals. Some people make decisive choices and finally gain something, while others are indecisive and finally empty-handed.
In this unit, we learned a text called "the biggest ear of wheat". After reading it, I understand a truth: it's now or never. Now we must grasp everything. If you miss opportunities again and again, you will end up empty-handed and accomplish nothing. Darwin, a famous British scientist, once said, "Everyone is equal before the opportunity, but many people fail to seize it." Indeed, just like the disciples in the article, when Socrates asked students to find the biggest wheat in the field, they always thought that there would be many opportunities and kept picking and choosing, and they felt that they should not make a decision too early. As a result, all the disciples were empty-handed and could only stare blankly at the wheat ridge behind them. We can't hesitate like disciples, set our goals too high, and can't do things in a down-to-earth way, then we will accomplish nothing and eventually return empty-handed. We should seize the present opportunity, make a decisive decision and make a decision early.
After reading "The Maximum Ear of Wheat", I can't help thinking of it. Nowadays, college students always aim at the best job, and they won't seize the immediate opportunity. They either feel that their salary is too low, or they feel that their work is too hard. They always want to find the best one, and as a result, they have lost many opportunities in vain. A person should have lofty ideals and ambitions, but the most important thing is to seize the opportunities that appear in front of him and earnestly complete the current tasks, because the road to ideals is paved by the opportunities in front of him.
In the face of opportunities, if you hesitate and always think that the opportunities in front of you are not good enough, then you will miss them. On the contrary, if you catch it, your life will be brilliant.
The biggest ear of wheat finished reading 7. In the next semester of grade six, we learned a very rich article-"The biggest ear of wheat". I like this article very much.
This text mainly writes the story of Socrates, a great scholar in ancient Greece. One day, he took his disciples to a wheat field. He asked them to pick the biggest ears of wheat in the wheat field and let them only enter and not retreat. He waited for them at the end of the wheat field. After understanding the teacher's requirements, the disciples went into the wheat field and began to look for the biggest ears. The disciples looked left or right in the wheat field, picked it up and threw it, and came to the end of the wheat field empty-handed. Socrates then said to his disciples in a Hong Zhong-like voice, "You have done your best." Although Socrates said this sentence very succinctly, it contains profound connotation. There is no turning back in life, the opportunity is in your own hands. Disciples are so indifferent to the opportunities before them.
After reading this article, I was deeply touched. I understand that people must seize the present opportunity in a down-to-earth manner, instead of looking around. From this, I thought of some famous sayings about dealing with opportunities: for example, Zhang Jiuling's "now or never"; There is Thomas Moore's "Many people treat opportunities like children on the beach. They filled their little hands with sand, and then let the sand fall one by one until they all disappeared. " After reading these famous sayings, I understand how to look at the opportunities in life and how to grasp them.
After learning this text, I understand that great philosophers can clarify a profound truth from ordinary things: one must really seize the present opportunity in life, not look around and miss it.
The greatest feeling after reading "ears of wheat 8" is that Socrates, a philosopher, is no stranger to everyone. We recently learned an article about his education for his disciples. After learning this text, I already admire this person in my heart. He gave his disciples a reason, but they may not understand it, because he used the truth that "what you get on paper is shallow, and you never know how to do it."
One day, Socrates took his disciples to the wheat field and said to them, "You are only allowed to enter, but you are not allowed to retreat. Go to the wheat field to find the biggest ear of wheat. I will wait for you at the end of the wheat field. " The disciples listened to the teacher's words and began to look for the biggest ear of wheat seriously. They are always not satisfied with looking around. They always think that the biggest ear must be in the back, so don't worry now. Disciples unconsciously walked to the end of the wheat field, only to find nothing when they looked back.
They suddenly understood that the teacher should tell them a truth-the pursuit should be the greatest, but it is true to grasp the ear in front of them. Darwin, a famous British scientist, once said: "Opportunity is equal in front of everyone, but many people don't seize it." Socrates' disciples picked around in the wheat field because they thought they were not the biggest ears of wheat and found nothing.
I think many of us are like Socrates' disciples now. When the opportunity came to you, you didn't seize it. When you lose it, you only have regrets and regrets. I have had a similar experience in my life. I once took a fancy to a dress in the street. I hesitated when my mother paid. Perhaps the next one is more suitable than this one. We went to another house and saw many houses, but we didn't think there was anything more suitable than that dress. When we went back to the original store, the salesman told us that the clothes were just bought, and at this time, my heart was only regret, pity and loss. If I bought that dress, I wouldn't be bought by others.
Therefore, from this incident, we should understand that in order not to regret, we should grasp the "biggest ear of wheat" in our hands.
In order to make his disciples realize the profound truth, Socrates, an ancient Greek scholar, led them to the edge of the wheat field and asked them to find the biggest ear of wheat in the wheat field, only allowed to enter and not allowed to retreat.
After understanding the teacher's requirements, the disciples walked into the wheat field, which was full of barley ears because it was the season of wheat maturity. The disciples found one plant after another, not the biggest one, but the biggest one was in front. They all found the end of the wheat field, still empty-handed.
Socrates said to his disciples, "There must be an ear that is the biggest in this wheat field, but you may not meet it;" Even if we meet, we may not be able to make an accurate judgment. So the biggest ear is the one you just picked.
In fact, people's life seems to be walking in the wheat field, looking for the biggest ear of wheat in life. Some people see full ears of wheat.
Take it off without wasting time; Some people look around and miss the opportunity. Of course, the pursuit should be the biggest. It's true.
I feel that people live in the world, and the pursuit is from scratch, from small to large, just like climbing a peak, from low to high. In the process of pursuing our goals, we should work hard, and in the process of achieving our goals, we should have a strong will. Although we will fail, we should not be discouraged, because failure is the mother of success. We should sum up experience from failures and learn lessons, so as to succeed. Who in the world is born an experienced person? Who was born at the peak of life?
Friends, the biggest "ear of wheat" in life is in your life, waiting for you to pick it. Life has its ups and downs. Therefore, you should not be afraid of failure, strive to pursue your life goals, and constantly pick off the big "ears of wheat" in life. Doing the real thing and being a real person is the most meaningful life.
After reading the biggest ear of wheat 10 I read the article "The biggest ear of wheat" and was deeply touched.
Everyone has a chance, and we are given the same number of times. Only by seizing the opportunity and not letting it slip away from you can we return home with full load, benefit from it, get what we want and get the start of a great cause. And some people just missed the success when they didn't seize the opportunity, and now they regret not getting anything. This is just as Balzac said: "The opportunity has come. It is as short as lightning. Whether you can use it without thinking is entirely up to you."
Darwin once said: "Opportunity is equal to everyone, but many people don't know that he has met the opportunity." I once had such an experience. ...
I remember that our class chose a team to work that day. I really want to be a study committee member, because I didn't grasp this position well before, and I hope I can get a chance to make up for it this time. However, because I am going to give a free speech on stage today, I am very timid. I thought to myself: my expression ability is not good, and my academic performance is not too sharp. I'm afraid I have no choice. I'd better not give a speech. But I want to serve the class again. What should I do? I was in a dilemma, and my brain was like a dead machine. My courage and confidence have already flown to the outside of the cloud nine, and there are only four words in my mind: "I can't get on." I didn't make up my mind until the election was over. When the class cadres were announced, I regretted it very much and deeply hated myself for not seizing the opportunity.
Thomas Moore said: "Many people treat opportunities like children on the beach. They fill their little hands with sand, and then let the sand fall, one by one, until they all disappear. " We should always catch sand grains to prevent them from falling.
Read the most ears of wheat 1 1 I read a text today-the ears of wheat are the largest. This paper mainly tells the story of Socrates, a famous ancient Greek philosopher, who let his disciples enter the wheat field and picked the biggest ear of wheat in a way that only allowed them to enter and not to retreat. As a result, when the disciples were still intoxicated with the situation of picking the biggest wheat ear, they had come to an end and lost the opportunity.
From this text, I realized the life truth that "we should seize the present opportunity and not miss it". Yes, people should have lofty ideals, but they should also seize the present opportunity and not miss it. This is the most real thing. The success of Microsoft President Bill Gates was also changed by a small node.
When Gates was in middle school, he used his computer skills to design programs for others with his friends, which made them a great success. At this time, Bill? Gates and Paul? Allen received an invitation from IBM to design software for the company, which is an excellent opportunity. Although it took them three months to go to school, they still seized the opportunity and successfully completed the design task of the company. It's just a small matter of designing software, let bill? Gates and Paul? Allen's fame laid a solid foundation for their future success.
Yes! A person's life seems to be walking in a wheat field. Although the pursuit should be the greatest, it is the most realistic to seize the ear in front of them. This can't help but remind me of one thing before-seizing the opportunity has benefited me a lot.
One summer three years ago, I carefully prepared for the Changzhou Roller Skating Competition in August. Just a week before the competition, Juying Society organized a competition. I thought, shall I go or not? After much reasoning, I chose to take part in the competition and didn't give up the only chance to warm up before the game. It seems that I seized the opportunity this time, because I warmed up in advance and got familiar with the rhythm of the race, and I won the fourth place in the 200 meters.
My friend, only by seizing the present opportunity can we realize the lofty ideal of life. Opportunity waits for no one. Don't regret not catching it in the end, because it's now or never.
After reading 12, the biggest ear of wheat, this article mainly tells that Socrates, an ancient Greek scholar, asked his disciples to pick the biggest ear of wheat in the wheat field. They always thought that the biggest ear of wheat was still ahead! Return empty-handed. This article is about this story.
After reading this text, let me think. In today's life, there are still many people who, like Socrates' disciples, have lost their immediate opportunities. Give an example! For example, exams, many people think that a small exam is nothing, even if it is not good, it is nothing, not a big exam. It doesn't matter if you are poor, as long as you do better in the big exam! If that's what you think, you're completely wrong! This is not right. If we get good grades in the big exam, we should work hard in the quiz and say to ourselves, I must get good grades this time. Only when quizzes are accumulated again and again can you get good grades, just like a famous saying, you will get what you pay.
My friends, opportunities are equal for everyone. The key is to see if we can catch it. Wouldn't it be a pity to let the opportunity slip away from us in vain? Many people think that people have good opportunities and many opportunities, but they are unlucky and have no good opportunities. After reading the article "the biggest ears of wheat", you should be very clear. It is not that there are no opportunities, but that most people have many opportunities but do not cherish and seize them. Therefore, whether living or studying, please be good at finding opportunities and seizing them. Success must belong to us.
After reading the biggest ear of wheat 13 Recently, we learned a text called the biggest ear of wheat. I have a deep understanding after learning it.
The story goes like this: Socrates asked his disciples to pick the biggest ears of wheat in the wheat field, and they didn't pick any. Socrates wanted to educate his disciples through this incident and learn to seize the opportunity.
In fact, the biggest ears are in front of the disciples, but they always think that there are still many opportunities, so they can't seize the opportunities in front of them.
I once read the story "Little Monkey Down the Mountain" in a book. The little monkey wanted to pick watermelons, peaches and rabbits when he saw watermelons ... As a result, he found nothing.
The little monkey can pick a watermelon in the watermelon field, have a good meal and chase the rabbit. Even if I didn't catch up with the rabbit, I had eaten a big watermelon.
There are similar cases in our life. Once, my mother and I went to buy books. In the first store, I took a fancy to a book with the cover of Mickey Mouse. As soon as I picked it up, I thought: Maybe there is a bear in the stationery store next door! So I couldn't wait to go to the next stationery store. Sure enough, there is a bear. I just want to buy it, thinking: maybe the next store will have my favorite Doraemon, so much the better! So, I picked and picked, and when I really decided, the book I wanted to buy had been bought by others!
There is no regret medicine in the world, and the pursuit should be the greatest, but it is true to seize the present opportunity. Therefore, only by grasping the present can we realize our lofty ideals.
After reading "The Maximum Ear of Wheat" 14 Today, Teacher Deng told us a philosophical story called "The Maximum Ear of Wheat", which tells the story of Socrates, a world-famous ancient Greek, and his disciples.
One day, Socrates and his disciples came to a wheat field. He told his disciples that your task today is to find the biggest ear of wheat in this wheat field, but you must only look forward and never look back. The disciples nodded and began to look for their biggest ears of wheat. The disciples walked slowly, picking and picking, and met the ears of wheat that felt bigger. Someone once thought about picking, but everyone thought that the biggest ear of wheat was still ahead, and time and distance slowly passed. Suddenly, the disciples heard the voice like Hong Zhong, haha, you have reached the end, but none of the disciples found a grain of wheat. The disciples looked up and saw that Socrates had just spoken. They bowed their heads and said nothing.
After listening to this story, I understand that everyone's life is like a wheat field. Your progress is like looking for your harvest-ears of wheat. Those who don't think the ears of wheat are small but collect every ear of wheat will eventually get a bumper harvest. Those who think that the front ear of wheat is not the biggest, and the biggest ear of wheat is still behind, often end up with nothing. We should be inspired by this story and harvest every grain of wheat in front of us, even if it is not very big, but with the passage of time, this harvest will be bigger and bigger. In the end, you will always gain something, and you will not regret that you have nothing! Students, do you feel the same way after reading it?
After watching 15, people often say that there is no shop after this village, which is the same as Socrates told his disciples in The Biggest Ear of Wheat. Socrates, an ancient Greek scholar, told his disciples that if you want to pick the biggest ear of wheat in the wheat field, you are only allowed to enter and not to retreat. They always think that there are still many opportunities, and they are not allowed to make a decision too early. As a result, at the end of the wheat field, each of them was empty-handed The last sentence of the article says: the pursuit should be the greatest, but it is true to hold your ears in front of you. Reading, I think of my cousin. My cousin finished college and got an undergraduate degree. At that time, he was in his twenties, and it was the time of ambition. He will study hard in the cold window for more than ten years and strive to break a new world in society. He is actively looking for a job and interviewing. He thinks he is an engineer, but in fact many people don't have this skill. Construction companies are scrambling for it! He always dislikes the harsh treatment of others. He has been looking for a job for two years in a row and interviewed dozens of companies. Menstruation often advises him to find a better job, starting from a lower level. Later, my cousin finally began to understand and accept opinions. Four years later, his annual salary is six. Being a man is like gleaning wheat. Opportunities are small and big, just like doing homework. Doing homework is an opportunity to read test questions, reading extracurricular books is an opportunity to acquire knowledge, and doing housework is an opportunity to exercise independent ability. ...
We can't aim too high. We should know how to seize the present opportunity. The road of life is really long, but it is a road that only advances and never retreats. Everyone on the road is waiting for an opportunity. Only those who know how to cherish opportunities can make great achievements. On the contrary, those who don't know how to seize the opportunity can only complain that they are unlucky and have no chance in the face of the opportunity they don't cherish. On Wednesday morning, the teacher took us to the lesson of "the biggest ear of wheat", which deeply touched me.