『一』The story composition material of the idiom "Shedding the original and chasing the last"
Shedding the original and chasing the last
Pinyin: shě běn zhú mò
Explanation: She: abandon; Chase: pursue. Abandon the fundamental and important and pursue the trivial and secondary. It is a metaphor for not focusing on the fundamental links, but only working on side issues.
Source: "Book of Han·Shi Huo Zhi": "Abandon the roots and chase the tail, the tiller cannot do half the work, evil cannot be forbidden, the origin is money."
Example: Writing an article Only pursuing form without paying attention to content is ~.
Synonyms: Seeking the distant at the expense of the near, Greedy for the small at the expense of the great, Sacrificing the basic for the last.
Antonyms: Pursuing the basic and seeking the source
Grammar: used as predicate, object, attributive, adverbial; Refers to putting the cart before the horse
Idiom story: During the Warring States Period, Mencius's disciples asked him how to deal with the many things he had to do now. Mencius said that he should know which of the things to be done are the most urgent and do them first. Covering everything. If the children of a deceased parent devour food and make a loud noise when drinking soup during the period of mourning, this is a sign of neglecting the good and not knowing what to do now.
『二』Please write a 100-word essay on the story between me and Chinese characters. Here come the top students
1. Today, the teacher asked us to collect word puzzles about Chinese characters. "Bell - bell -" The class bell rang, and the students walked back to the classroom one after another. After a while, the teacher came with a happy face.
"In this class, we are going to organize activities related to Chinese characters. Who prepared the word puzzles?" the teacher said kindly. "Me!" the students replied in unison.
"Please, classmate Zhang Lu."
"Classmates, I can't see it with my eyes, and I can't remember it with my heart. What is this word?" asked classmate Zhang Lu.
The students thought for a while.
"I know!" A classmate stood up, "It's the death of death!"
"Why?" The students were puzzled.
"If you have eyes and can't see, isn't it a blind character? If you have a heart and can't remember, isn't it a forgetful character? The word 'blind' and the word 'forget' both have one thing in common - both have one The word 'death'!"
"It's so interesting!"
Man is so amazing and interesting! Speaking of Chinese characters, I remembered a story. Once upon a time, there was a man who used too much force while chopping wood. He accidentally dropped his ax and injured someone else. The injured went to the Yamen to file a complaint. The man panicked and wrote a letter explaining the situation. It said: One day when I was chopping firewood, I used too much force and injured someone with an axe. "The government convicted the man as soon as he saw it.
From this point of view, each Chinese character, one stroke more or one stroke less, has completely different meanings. If it is in an economic contract, it is really worth a thousand dollars, writing If you make a mistake, the consequences will be disastrous.
The development of Chinese characters has a long history, and every word and sentence has a moving story. We swim in the ocean of Chinese characters every day and the interesting sayings make me happy. Laugh; the witty verses make me feel relaxed and happy; the touching chapters nourish my growth; the sonorous and powerful sentences inspire my fighting spirit...
As long as we understand more about Chinese characters and embody them with our heart, we can get Knowledge and wealth!
2. My story with Chinese characters
I deal with Chinese characters every day. It is also my good friend. When I was growing up, I dealt with it. Many interesting stories happened.
When I was a child, I had a special liking for Chinese characters. After drawing, I would always sign my name on the drawing. I was very young at that time. I can write a few simple words such as "big", "little" and "人". I will write "小大人" crookedly in the corner of the picture. Sometimes I can't remember, so I write "大人小" or "大人小". "People are small but big". I can't help laughing when I look through it now.
When I graduated from kindergarten, I finally learned how to write my name in order to make my paintings look better. It looked good, so I divided the three characters "Zhang Hening" equally into the four corners of the painting. I actually divided the left and right characters into two characters. At the time, I didn't think it was funny, and I was very proud of it!
After I entered elementary school, I ridiculously wrote "rooster" as "divide chicken" and "hen" as "each chicken" in my composition. When the teacher saw it, he would draw a few red marks on my composition. Circle.
Although these are just careless mistakes, they have always made me respect Chinese characters and made me feel that Chinese characters are so magical and interesting, and can express more than the pinyin text. There are more and deeper things. It is precisely because of the fun of Chinese characters that I also love to write compositions. I want to say to Chinese characters quietly from the bottom of my heart: "I like you very much!" ”
In the process of literacy, I also had some interesting stories with Chinese characters. I remember once, during the Olympic Games, when the two big characters “PRIOR” appeared on the TV screen, I He innocently pointed at them and said proudly to his father: "White elephants! "Before I could react, my father suddenly burst into laughter. It turned out that it was the word "proud".
Chinese Chinese characters are so interesting, with similar shapes, phonetic characters, and homophones... The reason why I like Chinese characters is because of its changes, its strangeness, and its appearance. They are like each other. The elf is so interesting and lively, and can express a happy mood at any time.
As a Chinese, I feel honored and proud. Because we in China have one unique thing—that is, Chinese characters. Accompanied by Chinese characters, I live happily every day.
This is my story with Chinese characters.
3. Chinese characters are the writing that records the Chinese language. It has a history of more than 6,000 years. It is not only the most spoken language in the world, but also the oldest writing in the world!
When I was just born, my parents bought many illustrated magazines with bright colors and lively patterns to help me understand Chinese characters and make friends with them. Whenever we walk on the street and see places with Chinese characters, my parents will point to them and tell me how to read the characters there; every time my parents teach me how to read, I forget them, and my parents always take the trouble. , told me over and over again, teaching me how to remember.
When I was six years old, I began to have close contact with Chinese characters. My mother sent me to learn hard-tipped calligraphy to lay a good foundation for writing in elementary school and to help me learn more about this great Chinese character faster. !
I started reading, and I know more and more words. Gradually, the extracurricular books I read also progressed from shallow to deep. I wandered in the ocean of knowledge, greedily absorbing the charm of words. The articles I write will be read by teachers in class, and the articles in my blog will occasionally be printed and appear in newspapers.
However, due to the increase in grades and the increase in homework, my writing has become more and more sloppy, rather than the better and better handwriting expected by my parents. My parents have many friends who are writers and calligraphers, and they often sharply point out the advantages and disadvantages of my writing. I grew up with their sincere comments and care.
Thank you to the teachers, uncles and aunts who have cared for and guided me. With your company on the road of writing, I am not alone, and I will work harder.
『三』A 400-word essay on the story of me and books
I love reading and am an out-and-out "little bookworm". Books are my best friends. It has taught me a lot of knowledge and made my life rich and colorful.
When I was more than two years old, I was still illiterate. My happiest time was when my mother told me stories every day. I had to listen to them three or four times before I gave up. Therefore, I became attached to books. There was an indissoluble bond. "The Story of Dudu Bear", the honest and cute Dudu Bear in it taught me how to be a good child. I never make any noise when listening to stories. I sit down for an hour or two, completely immersed in the ocean of books. I once felt happy because of the happy ending of the fairy tale, and I once shed tears because of the tragic fate of the protagonist. The beautiful and kind-hearted Snow White, the smart and lovely Little Red Riding Hood, the hard-working Cinderella...these characters are all deeply imprinted in my mind and cannot be forgotten.
As I got older, I was no longer satisfied with listening to other people telling stories, and began to explore the mysteries in books on my own. I started to recognize Chinese characters and learn pinyin. I bought many books with phonetic notations, and then I couldn’t wait to swim in the ocean of books.
Later I went to school and learned a lot of words. I loved reading all kinds of books. I learned a lot from "Five Thousand Years of China" and "One Hundred Thousand Whys", and I also read some composition-related books. In books, I have accumulated a lot of good words and sentences. If I think they are good, I will excerpt them. Sometimes when I encounter a word I don’t understand, I just look it up in the dictionary. While others were playing, I ran to the bookstore, dived into the pile of books, and bought a good book when I saw it. Sometimes I borrow some books from friends and relatives. I heard that the school library can borrow books for free. I was so happy that I went to borrow them every Wednesday. I think the reason why I study well now is because I have read a lot of books.
Once, I heard that there was a book called "The Naughty Little Horse Tiao" that was very good, so I asked a friend to borrow it. After reading it, I felt that it was not enough, so I bought another book. In this way, I almost finished reading the entire set of "The Naughty Bao Ma Xiaotiao".
Now, books have become an indispensable part of my life. Even though I am very busy with studies, I still take time to read. Sometimes I even dream about roaming in the sea of ??books. From "The Story of Dudu Bear" to "Grimm's Fairy Tales", from "One Hundred Thousand Whys" to "Five Thousand Years of China", from "Journey to the West" to "A Dream of Red Mansions", and "Around the World in Eighty Days" , "The Secret of the Treasure Gourd" and so on. There are already many books in my bookcase, and each book is neatly placed on the shelf. I regard them as the apple of my eye. They are well preserved and each book is wrapped in a book cover. Sometimes when I have nothing to do, I just pick up a book and read it, and I can read it with gusto.
There are many more stories about me and books, and I can’t tell them all...