After reading "White Shell" 1 I have read the book "White Shell" these days, and I am deeply touched. Each of these stories contains profound truth, recording every growing footprint of children. Every story there is so touching and close to our lives.
Among them, the article "White Shell" impressed me the most. The novel describes a group of simple children who live by the sea and meet Zhu Bobo, a writer who lives in a nursing home. They adore the writer's uncle so much that they regard him as an old friend. The day before Uncle Zhu left the sanatorium, the children made an appointment to see him at 7: 30 in the evening. To this end, the children specially prepared the most precious gift for him-beautiful white shells. However, when they arrived at the nursing home on time, Uncle Zhu was having dinner with others and forgot the agreement with the children. In order to cover up his failure, he also made up a lie seriously. He has just attended a very important meeting. Children's innocent eyes suddenly covered with a layer of haze, and just a lie destroyed the best and most sincere feelings and trust in children's hearts.
Honesty is priceless, and feelings are sincere. It is a bridge of friendship, a source of trust and an indispensable part of our life. Uncle Zhu didn't know that the true feelings in the world were precious, but his frivolous lies deeply hurt the innocent hearts of these children and left them irreparable wounds. Zhu Bobo's original great image in the eyes of children has disappeared. When he falsely left his mailing address to keep in touch with the children, the children's passion was gone, and the white shell in his hand was no longer a witness of precious and sincere friendship, losing its value in the children's hearts. In children's minds, the shell is not so pure. The child threw it into the sea in the moonlight, and a complicated feeling arose. They believe that only when the shells are washed away by the waves again can the original whiteness be restored. ......
Children's pure and beautiful feelings can't be desecrated. May there be one less uncle Zhu in our life, and sincere and kind friendship will last forever!
Reflections on reading White Shell 2 I have read the book White Shell carefully these days, which has benefited me a lot. Every story contains profound truth, recording every growing footprint of children. Every story there is so touching and close to our lives.
Among them, the article "White Shell" impressed me the most. The novel describes a group of innocent children who live by the sea and meet Zhu Bobo, a writer who lives in a nursing home. They adore the writer's uncle so much that they regard him as an old friend. The day before Uncle Zhu left the sanatorium, the children made an appointment to see him at 7: 30 in the evening. To this end, the children specially prepared the most precious gift for him-beautiful white shells. However, when they arrived at the nursing home on time, Uncle Zhu was having dinner with others and forgot the agreement with the children. In order to cover up his failure, he also made up a lie "seriously"-he just had an "important" and "must attend" meeting. Children's innocent eyes suddenly covered with a layer of haze, and just a lie destroyed the best and most sincere feelings and trust in children's hearts.
Honesty is priceless, and feelings are sincere. It is a bridge of friendship, a source of trust and an indispensable part of our life. Uncle Zhu didn't know that the true feelings in the world were precious, but his frivolous lies deeply hurt the innocent hearts of these children and left them irreparable wounds. Zhu Bobo's original great image in the eyes of children has disappeared. When he falsely left his mailing address to keep in touch with the children, the children's passion was gone, and the white shell in his hand was no longer a witness of precious and sincere friendship, losing its value in the children's hearts. In children's minds, the shell is not so pure. The child threw it into the sea in the moonlight, and a complicated feeling arose. They believe that only when the shells are washed away by the waves again can the original whiteness be restored.
Children's pure and beautiful feelings can't be desecrated. I hope the friendship between friends can last forever.
Reflections on Reading White Shell During the winter vacation, I spent a few days reading a children's novel White Shell, written by Aunt Cheng Wei, a "born" children's literature writer. When I saw the title of the book, I thought it was a series of stories about "white shell", but when I opened the book, I found that I was wrong. This book consists of different stories and is divided into four parts. I realized that this was a collection of essays.
This story contains children's joys and sorrows, and vividly describes their language, psychology and actions. It is not like a writer writing, but like a child telling his own experiences and stories, scrambling to tell everyone what he is talking about, which makes people never tire of listening. I think it must be great for a writer to write such an article; It must have taken a lot of effort; Must have opened the window of the child's mind; Enter the children's spiritual world.
Among them, my favorite is "Forgive me, Brother" on page 0. It tells the story of a little girl playing a series of practical jokes on her new brother. She deliberately angered her brother and made him complete. Almost everyone helped her more, which made her brother feel very shocked and left home for his grandmother's house. A sentence in the article made me laugh. "He suddenly frowned, because later I threw a piece of fat on his knee. I didn't mean to. I'm going to throw it on my mother's knee. Who told her to speak ill of me? "What a lovely, naughty, naughty little girl! I won't allow others to speak ill of myself, otherwise I will be punished like this. It's amazing! Of course, the author not only describes the little girl, but also tells the readers the psychology and expression of the new father. This "sudden frown" gesture reminds me that he will think like this: "Did I do something wrong? I'm just saying nice things about her. Why did she throw it at me? Doesn't she like being praised? She is really a little princess and a bully. She is not easy to get along with! I still have to endure. " What a lovely father! The embarrassing scene on the dining table was vividly displayed before our eyes.
There is another sentence in this article that moved me very much, "I'm going to find you, brother!" " I have to find you. I just want to say one thing to you:' Brother, let's start from the beginning, shall we?' What a kind little girl she is, a heart to correct her mistakes and repay her kindness. From here, we can know her current mood, psychology and actions. She felt sorry for her brother, should not be so rude to him, should not take advantage of petty gain, copy his homework, cheat and be selfish. She must think that her brother left because of herself, and she forced him to leave. From then on, seeing her repent, the author painted a picture of a sad girl in the moonlight with strokes.
I like this article so much because the little girl in it is somewhat similar to me. She is not sensible, naughty, playful and coquettish. She is always mean to others. She wants to get what she wants back, and she will be unhappy if she doesn't give it ... But when she learns that she has done something wrong, her pathetic appearance really makes people feel distressed, reluctant to beat and scold, and pitiful.
Only by truly understanding children and opening their hearts can we understand their hearts and know what they want and what they are thinking. Only in this way can we give them proper care, love and knowledge and let them grow up healthily and happily!
Reflections on Reading White Shell During the winter vacation, I spent four days reading a children's novel White Shell, written by Aunt Cheng Wei, who is known as a "born" children's literature writer. When I saw the title of the book, I thought it was a series of stories about "white shell", but when I opened the book, I found that I was wrong. This book consists of 2 1 different stories and is divided into four parts. I realized that this was a collection of essays.
These 2 1 stories contain children's joys and sorrows, and vividly describe their language, psychology and actions. It is not like a writer writing, but like a child telling his own experiences and stories, and telling his own heart to everyone, scrambling to make people never tire of listening. I think it must be great for a writer to write such an article; It must have taken a lot of effort; Must have opened the window of the child's mind; Enter the children's spiritual world.
Among them, my favorite is Forgive Me, Brother on page 106. It tells the story of a little girl playing a series of practical jokes on her new brother. She deliberately angered her brother and made him complete. Almost everyone helped her more, which made her brother feel very shocked and left home for his grandmother's house. A sentence in the article made me laugh. "He suddenly frowned, because later I threw a piece of fat on his knee. I didn't mean to. I was going to throw it on my mother's knee, but she didn't speak ill of me.
"What a lovely, naughty, naughty little girl, don't allow others to speak ill of yourself, otherwise you will be punished like this, that's amazing! Of course, the author not only describes the little girl, but also tells the readers the psychology and expression of the new father. This "sudden frown" gesture reminds me that he will think like this: "Did I do something wrong?
I'm just saying nice things about her. Why did she throw it at me? Doesn't she like being praised? She is really a little princess and a bully. She is not easy to get along with! I'd better put up with it. What a lovely father! The embarrassing scene on the dining table was vividly displayed before our eyes.
There is another sentence in this article that moved me very much, "I'm going to find you, brother!" " I have to find you. I just want to say one thing to you:' Brother, let's start from the beginning, shall we?' What a kind little girl she is, a heart to correct her mistakes and repay her kindness. From here, we can know her current mood, psychology and actions. She felt sorry for her brother, should not be so rude to him, should not take advantage of petty gain, copy his homework, cheat and be selfish. She must think that her brother left because of herself, and she forced him to leave.
From then on, seeing her repent, the author painted a picture of a sad girl in the moonlight with strokes. I like this article so much because the little girl in it is somewhat similar to me. She is not sensible, naughty, playful and coquettish. She is always mean to others. She wants to get what she wants back, and she will be unhappy if she doesn't give it ... But when she learns that she has done something wrong, her pathetic appearance really makes people feel distressed, reluctant to beat and scold, and pitiful.
Only by truly understanding children and opening their hearts can we understand their hearts and know what they want and what they are thinking. Only in this way can we give them proper care, love and knowledge and let them grow up healthily and happily!