A collection of Lenin’s stories
The story of Lenin breaking the vase
Once his mother took Lenin to visit his aunt’s house. Young Lenin broke a vase at his aunt's house. So the aunt asked the children: "Who broke the vase?" Little Lenin was afraid of being criticized by his aunt, so he followed the other children and said, "It wasn't me!" However, the mother guessed that the vase was broken by the naughty little Lenin. , because this child is very naughty and similar things often happen at home. However, young Lenin always took the initiative to admit his mistakes and never lied. She pretended to believe her son and never mentioned the matter. Instead, she told her son stories about the virtues of honesty and trustworthiness, waiting for him to admit it on his own initiative. One day, little Lenin suddenly burst into tears while his mother was telling a story, and told his mother painfully: "I deceived my aunt. I said it was not me who broke the vase, but it was actually ***." I heard that the child was ashamed and uncomfortable. After telling the story, his mother patiently comforted him and told him that as long as he wrote to his aunt to admit his mistakes, his aunt would forgive him. So, young Lenin got up immediately, and with the help of his mother, he wrote a letter to his aunt admitting his mistake. From then on, Lenin never lied again. When he grew up, he also gained the support of the people through the valuable quality of honesty.
In the primary school "Chinese" textbook, I learned 6 texts about Lenin last year: "Study Seriously", "Honest Child", "The Bee Leads the Way", "How Lenin Composed", "Lenin and Guards" and "Lenin participated in voluntary labor."
Lesson 4 in Volume 7 of the 1978 version of the primary school textbook "Chinese Language" for ten-year full-time schools is "Green Office", which I have not studied. There was an article in the basic training in the second grade, which talked about Lenin shaping bread into an inkwell in prison. It was later used as an official text in the textbook, and the title was "Four Inkwells".
In recent years, the "Chinese" textbooks for primary schools include "Mountain Climbing" and "The Three Gray Sparrows", which are stories of Lenin.
Study seriously
Lenin was a child who studied seriously when he was a child.
Lenin learned every subject well in school. When the teacher lectures, he listens attentively. He does the homework assigned by the teacher seriously.
Lenin finished his homework in school and read many extracurricular books. He loved the hard-working and brave people in the book and used them as his role models.
Lenin loved books very much. He never soiled his books or threw them around.
Lenin learned this way when he was a child. (Volume 2)
The Honest Child
When Lenin was eight years old, one day he and his father visited his aunt's house.
The cousins ??were very happy to see Lenin and took him to play together. They were playing hide and seek in the room. Lenin accidentally touched the table, and a vase on the table fell and broke. The children were playing so enthusiastically that no one noticed, they were still chasing each other. My aunt heard the sound and ran in to see that the vase was broken, so she asked: "Who broke it?" The cousins ??all said, "It wasn't me!" Lenin also whispered: "It wasn't me." The aunt smiled. Said: "The vase must have broken by itself." Everyone laughed, except Lenin.
Back home, Lenin lay on the bed and said nothing. His mother asked him why he was unhappy, and Lenin told his mother about breaking the vase. His mother asked him to write a letter to his aunt and admit that he had lied.
A few days later, the postman delivered a reply letter from my aunt. The aunt said in the letter: "You can admit your mistakes when you have done something wrong. You are an honest child." (Volume 3)
Bees Lead the Way
In 1922, Lenin Lives on a hill near Moscow. There was a local beekeeper, and Lenin often invited him to chat.
Once, Lenin wanted to talk to that person about how to keep bees. But the people usually sent to find him went to Moscow, and no one else knew where he lived. Lenin knew it was not too far away, so he went to look for it himself.
Lenin looked around as he walked and found that there were many bees in the flowers on the roadside.
He observed carefully and saw the bees gathering honey and flying into a nearby garden. There was a small house next to the garden. Lenin walked to the house and knocked on the door. The person who opened the door was indeed the beekeeper.
The beekeeper saw Lenin and said in surprise: "Hello, Comrade Lenin. Who brought you here?" Lenin smiled and said: "I have a guide, it's your bee." "Bring me here" (Volume 4)
How did Lenin compose?
Lenin studied in middle school, and his homework was very good, and his grades were five points in all subjects. Won first prize in the year. When he graduated from high school at the age of seventeen, he won a gold medal.
Teacher-assigned family compositions often require two weeks for submission. Many students often delay writing in a hurry until the night before handing in the paper. Lenin was not like this. The teacher assigned a composition topic and he started working on it that day. He first drew up an outline of the composition, and then made a draft. He folded the drafting paper in half vertically, divided it into two columns, drafted in the left column, and marked the numbers on the draft according to the order of the outline. In the right column, write a lot of quotations, or add a lot of new content. When the deadline for submitting the paper was approaching, he revised the draft based on the material in the right column and wrote it on another piece of paper. Finally, he clearly copied the revised manuscript onto the composition text.
Lenin drafted with pencil. He sharpened his pencil to a sharp point, and the strokes on the draft were very thin, clear and neat.
The principal of that middle school was Lenin’s Chinese teacher. He often praised Lenin for his good composition scores. He told Lenin's mother that Lenin put his mind into his writing and considered it carefully; the articles he wrote were rich in content, clear and concise. (Volume 5)
Lenin and the Guards
The October Revolution had just won. One morning, the rising sun penetrated the mist and cast golden light on the tall Smolny Palace. superior.
The People's Committee is located in the Smolny Palace, and standing guard in front of the door is the new soldier Lobanov. The squad leader warned him: "Comrade Lobanov, you are standing guard for the first time today. There are many people coming here, and your task is to check their passes. Comrade Lenin is coming here for a meeting today, and you must not let bad people get in." Come in!”
“Yes, Comrade Squad Leader.” Lobanov gave a military salute, “In the name of the revolution, I promise that I will stand guard for Comrade Lenin!”
The sun rose higher and higher, and there were so many people coming to Smolny Palace for meetings and business, including workers, soldiers, farmers, and students. Lobanov carefully checked their passes.
Lenin, Chairman of the People's Commissar, is here. As he walked, he was thinking about something.
"Comrade, your pass?" Lobanov stopped him.
"Oh, pass, I'll take it." Lenin hurriedly put his hand into his pocket to get the pass.
When a comrade who came to the meeting saw Lobanov stopping Lenin from checking his pass, he shouted angrily: "Let him go, let him go! He is Lenin!"
"I'm sorry." Lobanov said seriously, "I have never met Lenin. No one can enter without a pass!"
Lenin handed the pass to Lobanov. Lobanov took it and saw that it was indeed Comrade Lenin. He was very uneasy, raised his hands and saluted and said: "Comrade Lenin, please forgive me for wasting your time."
Lenin held the young soldier's hand and said happily: "You did a great job. Yes, young man! You are very responsible for your work, thank you!"
He turned back to the comrade next to him and said: "We need such a serious and responsible soldier. Everyone should abide by revolutionary disciplines, and I am no exception." (Volume 6)
Lenin participated in voluntary labor
1919 was really a difficult year. ah!
Anyone who had taken a train at that time must have seen some places along the railway line filled with locomotives damaged by artillery fire. A large pile here and a large pile there, in a mess; some were even turned upside down. He turned around and turned the wheel upward.
Bombed locomotives on railways, destroyed bridges on rivers, burned-down houses in cities: all had to be rebuilt.
At this time, a great movement began: voluntary labor. In order to build the motherland and fight against the enemy, the Soviet people gathered together after get off work or on holidays to do unpaid work.
This movement was spearheaded by Kazan railway workers. Every Saturday, they would go along the railway line, clean the locomotives and carriages, pick out intact parts, and unload the coal and wood from the cars. They do this work voluntarily. They cleared out a large amount of property for the country, but no one received any compensation.
Workers from other railways and many factories responded one after another. Whenever there was time available, everyone came to participate in voluntary labor. The movement quickly spread across the country. Because Kazan Railway workers performed voluntary labor every Saturday, the day when the Soviet people collectively participated in voluntary labor was called "Saturday Voluntary Labor Day."
Lenin praised this kind of master's work spirit. He praised this kind of voluntary labor as a "great initiative" and a truly communist labor attitude.
On May 1, 1920, the Communist Party of China declared this day as the national "Saturday Voluntary Labor Day".
At ten o'clock in the morning, the Kremlin fired three cannons in succession. Workers, soldiers, staff, and students from the Kremlin Military School all came to the square. Everyone lined up and were about to set off.
At this time, Lenin also came with big strides. He walked up to the commander, gave a military salute, and said: "Comrade commander, please allow me to join your team and participate in voluntary labor."
The commander hesitated, and finally said: " Please, Comrade Lenin, please stand at the front of the team!"
Lenin straightened his clothes, straightened his chest, and walked to the designated place like a soldier obeying the commander's order.
The conductor shouted the command: "Turn right! Turn right! Move - go!"
Their task was to tidy up Kremlin Square, carry wood, and clean up garbage.
First move the wood. Two people can carry a log, and four people can carry it if it is too big. Lenin became a "partner" with a soldier. The soldier always let Lenin carry the thin end and he carried the thick and heavy end. Lenin noticed it and took the initiative when it came to carrying it. The soldier said: "I am only twenty-eight years old, and you are already fifty!"
Lenin put his thick and heavy head on his shoulders, smiled slightly and said: "Since I am older than You're older, so don't argue with me." (The word "you" in this paragraph is printed as "you", Teacher Han asked us to change it to "you". The original text should be "you".)
All the smaller logs have been moved away, and the very thick oak logs have to be moved. It took six men to carry an oak log on poles. This time, three of Lenin's "partners" were students from military schools and two were workers.
A worker looked at Lenin and said to him: "Vladimir Ilyich, let five of us do this job! You have more important work to do."
"At this time, this is the most important work." Lenin said, and he lifted the wood with everyone and walked forward quickly.
When it was time to rest, Lenin and everyone sat on a log to rest. Many people gathered around and sat around Lenin. Lenin asked them with concern how they were living, what they were doing, and what they were studying. Lenin also talked about voluntary labor. He said that we must vigorously promote this kind of communist labor and make it a trend.
Everyone was talking and laughing, very happy.
It was a clear day and the warm sun shone on the square. Everyone was in a particularly high mood because they were working with Lenin. There were laughter and singing everywhere, and they were immersed in happiness and joy.
The news that Lenin participated in voluntary labor quickly spread throughout Moscow. Those who participated in the labor force worked even more vigorously when they heard that Lenin was working with them.
On this day, singing, laughter, and cheers resounded in every labor site, and everyone shouted excitedly: "Ula! Ula!"
Since then, Saturday voluntary labor has become popular all over the country. , because Lenin set an example for the Soviet people. (Volume 9) A collection of stories about betting
The Russian writer Chekhov told such a story in his novel "Betting":
There was a very rich old man A bank manager once had a debate with a young lawyer. The topic of the debate was whether life imprisonment is more humane or the death penalty. The manager pointed out that the death penalty seemed more humane because the prisoner would not suffer endless pain due to long-term imprisonment. .The lawyer believes that life imprisonment is more humane, because life is better than death, and living is happiness.
The two had their own opinions and couldn't argue, so both parties agreed to use betting to determine the outcome. , limited to fifteen years. If the lawyer can survive in good health after fifteen years, then he will be considered a winner, and all the manager’s property will belong to the lawyer; if the lawyer cannot survive in good health, then the manager will be the winner. According to the regulations , the young lawyer was confined in a fully enclosed hut without any freedom, but he could play musical instruments and read books.
In the first year, the lawyer spent his time playing musical instruments in a very irritable mood. But he still felt bored, empty in life, poor in spirit, and it was difficult to pass the days without freedom. So he chose books as his spiritual companion. He began to read everything, and his reading range was very wide, ranging from astronomy to astronomy. Down to geography. The reading scope covers almost all fields of humanities, social sciences and natural sciences.
Reading brought him endless fun. Although he was in prison, his soul could still feel the infinite joy. Comfort and freedom. He realized that real freedom is not external, but internal. The human body can be imprisoned in a limited space by external forces, but this does not prevent people from still enjoying spiritual freedom. Freedom of thought. As time went by, his reading scope changed dramatically. In the last few years, all he read were books on philosophy and theology.
By now, he had Fully realize that philosophy and theology are subjects that can connect almost all disciplines. Only by reading and understanding philosophy and theology can people reach the highest realm of thought and the most free state. .As a result, his thin, pale face, which was weak due to lack of exercise and nutrition, gradually revealed a serene, peaceful and leisurely look, as if he had the look of Sakyamuni when he attained enlightenment and became a Buddha under the bodhi tree.
The lawyer realized that the manager’s share of the property he should receive after winning the bet no longer meant anything to him, and he also realized that in order to prevent the manager from losing his mind due to losing the property, he would do something deviant. , saving the manager's soul from committing a crime is also a sacred duty for him. So, when the manager was not paying attention, he climbed out of the window and ended the bet with dignity.
Here, the lawyer's legal popularization action failed, and the law was cast a shadow of inhumanity. Philosophy defeated the law, which is exactly the ideal country that Plato expected to see. Theology also continued to use its sacred cloak. It makes its debut in human society.
Of course, this is just a well-intentioned theoretical analysis. After all, the protagonist who plays the role of protecting us is still the law. Philosophy and theology, with their mysterious and special identities, lead the proud souls to soar in the heaven on earth.
A brief collection of dragon stories
Ye Gong loves dragons
In the ancient Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Ye Gong in Chen State. He loved dragons very much. The beams, columns, doors, windows and daily furnishings in his home were all carved with dragons, and even the clothes and quilts were carved with dragons. There are also dragons embroidered on them, and dragons are painted on the walls of the house. Ye Gong’s home has simply become a world of dragons. The real dragon in the sky knew about it and was very moved, so he came to visit Mr. Ye at his house. The head of this real dragon stretched out from the window, and its tail dragged into the living room. Unexpectedly, when Ye Gong saw the real dragon, he was frightened, shouted and ran away.
It turns out that what Ye Gong loves is not the real dragon, but the fake dragon that looks like a dragon but not a dragon. "Ye Gong loves dragons" is now also an idiom, which refers to a superficial love for something but not a real love. A collection of stories for two-year-olds
The mother upstairs is right. Cultivating children’s habit of reading books and listening to stories is better for children’s intellectual development than watching videos, and it is also better for the baby’s eyes
Hope this solves your problem. The complete story of Lei Feng 600 Grade 1
The above materials are for your reference. You can expand the first article and it will be a good article.
In order to welcome the March 5th semester, the school With the arrival of Lei Feng Day, a speech contest was specially held.
In March, the slow spring breeze blew on our cheeks. We lined up neatly and walked to the playground facing the bright sunshine to give a speech. At the beginning, outstanding contestants came to the stage to give speeches. They spoke beautifully. The most eye-catching thing was the cute little brothers and sisters. Although they were small, their speeches were very serious and touching.
After this speech contest, I have a deeper understanding of Lei Feng’s greatness. We must learn from Lei Feng’s selfless dedication, have a loving and kind heart like Lei Feng, learn to respect the old and love the young, Learn to be helpful and selfless. I remember someone said this during the competition: "Lei Feng traveled a thousand miles on a business trip and did a train of good deeds." This further reflects the greatness of Lei Feng's spirit. I understand the importance of Lei Feng's spirit. Now , more and more "living Lei Feng" appear in the society, they are the heroes of the society!
This is really a meaningful competition!
Through the efforts of the students, to Lei *** Learning Speech Competition has now come to a successful conclusion. The contestants were confident, elegant, and generous, which fully demonstrated the style and strength of our school students. They used passionate words and full enthusiasm to explain to us what Lei Feng is. Spirit, how can we learn from Lei *** and how to be a civilized middle school student? This is a competition to unify thoughts, a competition to gather strength, a competition to guide actions, and a competition to exercise ability.
The essence of Lei Feng’s spirit is: dedication, love for what you do, consistency in words and deeds, clear love and hate, and willingness to help others. Learning from Lei *** is not something that happens in March. Students highlight March and persist for many years. . It’s not a matter for children, it’s a matter for every Chinese. Now the whole country is learning from Lei Feng. It can be seen that Lei Feng’s spirit is universal; it’s not about shouting slogans or doing earth-shattering things, but It is implemented in action, starting from small things. In study, work and life, we must learn from Lei Feng and love the motherland. Students have learned to be a person with excellent behavior, excellent habits and excellent style.
Students, the essence of Lei Feng’s spirit is: dedication, love for what you do, consistency in words and deeds, clear love and hate, and willingness to help others. Learning from Lei *** is not just a matter of March, not a child’s matter, but It should be a matter for every Chinese. Now the whole country is learning from Lei Feng. It can be seen that Lei Feng’s spirit is universal; it is not about shouting slogans or doing earth-shattering things, but about implementing it in action. I hope that all our teachers and students can take this event as an opportunity to further deepen their understanding and devote themselves to study and work with a more positive attitude. Through the activities of learning from Lei Feng, we can purify our souls, temper our qualities, and learn the essence of Lei Feng’s spirit. Have a more accurate and profound grasp. A collection of stories about adults who wet the bed
Clinically, involuntary urination at night in children over three years old is called enuresis, commonly known as bedwetting. Wetting the bed at the age of 18 is considered pathological. Long-term bedwetting will seriously affect the growth and development of children, causing them to be short, thin, or fat. It will also affect the child's mental health, causing abnormal psychology such as timidity, withdrawal, and low self-esteem. In addition, some studies believe that bedwetting may also affect children's intellectual development, leading to inattention, poor learning ability, and lower IQ than normal children. Again, I would like to remind parents that bedwetting in children should be treated as soon as possible.
According to traditional Chinese medicine, the cause of bedwetting is mostly caused by kidney deficiency. Its clinical manifestations are: 1. Sleeping deeply, being difficult to wake up, and being confused even after waking up. 2. Frequent urination, but not much urine output. 3. The sleeping posture is mostly crawling or curled up. 4. It is easy to sweat at ordinary times, especially night sweats. 5. It is more severe in winter or rainy days. Severe patients may wet the bed every night. Western medicine says that bedwetting is mostly related to heredity and slow urinary central nervous system in the cerebral cortex.
Enuresis can only be treated comprehensively by replenishing the kidneys and brain, regulating the spleen and stomach, promoting the recovery of bladder function, and dredging the nutritional nerves. All diseases are gone. The active ingredients in traditional Chinese medicine can quickly replenish the kidneys, replenish kidney yang, and strengthen the innate foundation, thereby warming the bladder, coordinating the urinary center, and fundamentally reducing the frequency of enuresis.
In addition, patients with enuresis should pay attention to keeping warm in their future lives and avoid eating too many cold fruits and frozen drinks. Patients with enuresis should choose a regular medical institution that specializes in the treatment of enuresis. Only scientific and systematic treatment can ensure thorough treatment. Cure, Yuncheng enuresis expert Yan Shengli answered the story of buying a casket and returning it to a pearl
A man from Chu State had a beautiful pearl and he planned to sell it. In order to sell it at a good price, he thought about packaging the pearl well. He felt that with noble packaging, the "status" of the pearl would naturally increase. This man from Chu State found the precious magnolia and invited skilled craftsmen to make a box (ie coffin) for the pearl. He used cinnamon pepper to make the box fragrant. Then, many beautiful patterns were carefully carved on the outside of the box, and it was also inlaid with beautiful metal lace. It looked shiny, and it was really an exquisite and beautiful handicraft. In this way, the Chu people carefully put the pearls into the box and took them to the market to sell. A complete collection of dragon stories in the West
In Greek mythology, the first monster was Ikdeni—a woman who was half human and half snake (similar to a dragon). She was the incarnation of the earth and had a son. Typh was a monster with hundreds of dragon heads, wings, a snake lower body and the ability to spit out lava. This monster almost defeated the gods of Olympus, but was unfortunately captured.
He and his mother had sex and gave birth to many famous monsters - the Hound of Hades, the Sphinx, the Chimaera and the Hydra (the latter two are both related to dragons)
Other famous dragons include the hundred-headed dragon Raton who guards the golden apple tree (related to Hercules, one of his tasks is to obtain the golden apples guarded by Raton), the dragon guarding the golden fleece ( Killed by Jason) and the endless sea monsters that appear in the adventures of the heroes
There are fewer stories about dragons in Nordic culture, mainly the world tree snake in Nordic mythology is more famous , the other is the dragon that died with Beowulf in folklore (this was Beowulf's last battle, he killed the dragon, but was later killed by the wounds and poisonous gas caused by the dragon) and "The Ring of the Nibelung" "The Magic Dragon Fafnir"
There should be more stories about dragons in religious records, including the sea dragon Leviathan in "Job", Daniel and the Dragon in "New Testament Apostles", and St. George Slaying the dragon, the world-destroying dragon Diver and the evil dragon Satan in the Book of Revelation
In traditional Western culture, dragons mean evil, destruction, greed and protection, which is why they are different from their relatives in the East. Therefore, in Western culture, the deaths of these powerful creatures are often used to set off the great stories of their heroes. The complete story of Afanti in 80 words
1. Selling shade
2. Rabbit delivers the letter
3. Miracle Doctor
4. Than Wisdom
5. The stealing donkey
6. Miser
7. Cleverly solving the case
8. Donkey talks
9. Hunting
10. Have fun
11. Treasure Donkey
12. Strange Marriage
13. True and False Afanti
14. Planting gold
I hope you will adopt it, thank you! ~