Reading Aesop's Fable: Fan Wenyi in Grade Three
The setting sun in the old city of Athens reflects the Parthenon, and the brokeback Venus holds up the sacred Olympia. Great Balkan, you are destined to be extraordinary. After reading Aesop's fables, I felt deeply inside. Perhaps, the regret of life is that you can't be yourself.
Most of the stories in Aesop's Fables help people understand the laws and principles of human behavior by depicting and describing the nature of animals. Although these stories use less pen and ink, they have profound implications and make people think deeply after reading them. They can be described as a bucket of gold in ancient Greek literature, which laid the foundation for fable literature in western philosophy.
For example, in The Eagle, Western jackdaw in the West and the Shepherd, the eagle jumped off a cliff, skimmed the grassland and grabbed a lamb, while Western jackdaw in the west saw the eagle's gorgeous posture and tried to imitate it, so he flew to the ram. However, when it put its claws into the wool and wanted to fly out, it found that its claws had been entangled in the wool. Seeing this, the shepherd ran over and caught Western jackdaw in the west. This fable shows that people should have a clear understanding of themselves, and don't imitate others blindly to avoid adverse consequences. Western Western jackdaw imitated the eagle without a clear understanding of its own abilities, and the result can be imagined. Just like China's calendar, it is not only imitated as beautiful as a stone, but also ridiculed.
For example, in Cats and Hens, the cat heard that the hen was ill and disguised herself as a doctor. Come to the henhouse and ask: Hens, how are you? The hen replied, as long as you leave here, we will be fine. In other words, even if the bad guys pretend to be friendly, they can't fool the smart people. The more people who like camouflage, the more they are afraid that others will discover their true self, and the easier it is for others to discover, and the original nature will still be exposed.
Aesop's Fables is a short but profound fable, which tells us many precious philosophies through short stories among animals. It is like a beacon of Aegean civilization shining forever, illuminating the whole ocean in the long historical night sky, enlightening countless people with various shortcomings, and also letting me know a lot about life philosophy. Perhaps life should be like Aesop, an ancient Greek fable writer: a boastful person's vanity exposes his hidden evil.
And I want to be myself!
Experience of Reading Aesop's Fables in Grade Three: Fan
During the winter vacation, I read Aesop's fables and was deeply moved. From the short stories in the book, I realized a lot of life truths.
The story of two frogs tells people to think carefully. Turtle eagle shows that people should let nature take its course and don't force things; The donkey carrying salt told us not to just take shortcuts, but to learn to be down to earth!
Among many fables, I am most impressed by mosquitoes and lions. This fable is about a mosquito who thinks he can beat the lion and compete with it. It flew to the lion and challenged him. It flew to the lion's face and bit the hairless part of it. The lion was so angry that he scratched his face with his claws, but he couldn't catch mosquitoes, so he had to give up and ask for a truce. Mosquito beat the lion, very proud, blowing the horn and singing the song of triumph, flying proudly in the air. Unexpectedly, it accidentally flew to the spider web and got stuck. The spider caught it quickly. On his deathbed, Mosquito lamented, "Although I defeated the strong, I was destroyed by the weak."
This fable tells us that pride has no good end. Although some people have defeated people who are stronger than themselves, they are sometimes defeated by people who are weaker than themselves. The strong are always strong, and there are talents behind them. Conceited people are doomed to be punished like mosquitoes.
Reflecting on my own life, isn't it the same?
I always thought that my math was one of the best in my class, but my exam results were not very stable. Sometimes I can get 100, and sometimes I suddenly drop to 90. I couldn't figure out why before. After reading the fable Mosquito and Lion, I understand that it is because my proud heart is at work. I got 100 this time. I think the topic is very simple and I can do it myself. I think I will take the exam 100 next time, so I will relax my vigilance and be careless in reviewing the questions, so it is inevitable that my grades will drop. ...
Aesop's Fables is really a good book, and I benefited a lot from reading the stories in it. Now, comparing the "characters" in the language with my thinking about myself, I realize that I still have many shortcomings and deficiencies. In my future study and life, I will try my best to overcome these shortcomings and make progress towards the goal of a better life!
Experience of reading Aesop's fables three times in the third grade model essay.
Fable is a magic bag. The bag is small, but you can take a lot of things out of it, even things much bigger than the bag.
In the summer vacation, I read a book called Aesop's Fables. It is a classic work of ancient Greece, which widely uses anthropomorphism and shows the social reality and customs of ancient Greece from different angles with the help of typical images of animals. Among them, every fable contains the philosophy of life.
I remember a story called The Fisherman, which had a profound influence on me. The content is something like this:
One day, fishermen went fishing and casting nets together. After a while, the fishermen got off the net, feeling that the net was heavy and dancing with joy, thinking that the catch must be very rich.
After they pulled the net to the shore, they found that there were not many fish in the net, only stones and sand. They were very angry.
What makes them unhappy is not that they have not gained much, but that the result is contrary to expectations. At this time, one of their elders said, friend, don't be sad. Joy and sadness are obviously sisters. How happy we are, what kind of sadness we have to bear.
This story shows that there will always be setbacks in life, but don't be distressed by setbacks. We should face difficulties and believe that we will meet the rainbow after the storm. Similarly, we should see how life has changed. We should not always rejoice in the calm, but think that there will be a storm after a sunny day.
Once upon a time there was a man who was poor, but he knew how to make progress. He gets up early every day and works hard. In this way, he gradually became rich and often helped others, so he was admired by people.
Doesn't this example verify the sentence "See the rainbow after the storm"? I have also asked myself many times, is there such a spirit of not being afraid of setbacks and going forward bravely? The answer is: no.
By reading Aesop's fables, I really learned a lot about how to be a man.
In fact, as long as you really understand Aesop's fables, you can reach the peak of your life!
Experience of Reading Aesop's Fables in Grade Three: Fan
After reading Aesop's fables, I feel that every story is beneficial. Among them, the story characters of dolphins and monkeys are applicable to our lives. I once told a story that a monkey cheated the dolphin who saved him because he fell into the water and claimed to be a friend of the nobility. But the dolphin knew that he was lying and drowned the liar.
I think this story has alerted some dishonest people in our lives. It tells us that people should be honest and not deliberately deceive others, otherwise it will lead to disaster. Because what people need is sincerity, not treacherous deception. With the bridge of honesty, the relationship between people will be closer, thus making our harmonious society more harmonious. After reading this story, I realized that I should never lie to my parents and all my friends. As a result, when they saw me, they thought I was a good boy and praised me. This made me deeply realize that if you want to leave a good image in others' minds, you should have a heart that shines for others and be sincere from the heart to the outside.
Aesop's Fables is so thick that it took me a long time to read it carefully. The results have benefited a lot. Although I can't write down all the enlightenment of being a man in simple words, I have been integrated into my bones and become the criterion of my life. For example, "Peacock and Crane" made me understand that people should live simply and don't make public; Peacock and cave bird let me understand a truth, people should speak with real skills. The story of the donkey and the dog made me understand that people should not be selfish, but also learn to think for others. ...
At this point, I really want to say that this book is not only my friend, but also my teacher. He profoundly taught me how to be a qualified good citizen in society and life, kept me from going astray, and helped me get rid of many bad habits. At this moment, I have become an upright teenager. To tell the truth, I really owe this book, so I will keep learning and reading. And I will always study this book and enjoy its connotation.
Experience of Reading Aesop's Fables in Grade Three: Fan
After school in the afternoon, I finished my homework and used my grandfather's time to cook dinner. I read a story in Aesop's fable called two dung beetles.
This story is about two dung beetles and a cow on an island. They live happily. Dung beetles lives on cow dung. In winter, there is little grass on the island, cattle are not full, and excrement is little, so the food in the scarab naturally becomes a problem. The dung beetle decided to go to the mainland to make a living, and let the dung beetle stay on the island so that he could eat more.
Big dung beetles said to little dung beetles, "I'll bring you something to eat in spring." Seeing the dung beetle flying farther and farther, the dung beetle admired him very much.
Spring has arrived. Big dung beetles is eating fat, and he is going to bring something to little dung beetles. At first glance, cows are thin and inconvenient to carry. Big dung beetles went to the island and saw little dung beetles miss him very much. They hugged each other.
Dung beetles Jr. saw dung beetles Jr. gain weight. Little dung beetles said, "Friend, you didn't say you brought me food. Why didn't you bring it? "
Big dung beetles said, "The cow was too thin to carry, so I didn't take it."
Dung beetles's face suddenly sank. He said, "Hey, you said you would bring it. Why don't you keep your word? "
Big dung beetles said, "It's not my fault, it's nature's fault. You can only eat there, you can't bring it at all. "
The story is that some people only eat and drink together, but no one will help each other.