Reflections on each story in the Insect Book. Thanks

Reading "Insects" has a feeling.

The book "Insects" was completed by the famous French troubled Gafabre with a lifetime of painstaking work. The book introduces dozens of insects such as caterpillars, cicadas, shoes, cockroaches, and more. However, what impressed me the most was the section about the scorpion, "The Mystery of the White Scorpion's Suicide".

It has been said that scorpions commit suicide when they encounter danger. So, the author did an experiment. He formed a wall of fire with red-hot charcoal, and then put a white scorpion into the wall.

The heat roasted the scorpion, and it rolled backwards into a hook, sometimes straightening, sometimes bending, and the movement was so fast that it was impossible to see clearly. Suddenly, it twitched, and then, it was motionless. The author used tweezers to clamp it to a piece of cool sandy soil, and after more than an hour, it was unbelievable that the scorpion miraculously came back to life and became as vigorous as before!

This experiment proves that there is no such thing as a scorpion committing suicide at all, it is nothing more than people's speculation!

Reading this verse, I can't help but think that nothing in the world that has life, except for people, will not end life voluntarily. In fact, no matter what the situation, suicide is a sign of timidity.

Everyone believes that life is a very precious and beautiful thing, and since God has given us a small life, then we should bravely face suffering, cherish life, and repay others. On TV, we often see many people committing suicide for some reason, and the famous artist Leslie Cheung also jumped off a building many years ago. In my opinion, these people are simply not as brave as a little scorpion.

From this, I used to think about our usual study life, and I am an example. I often get angry and distressed because I can't do a math problem, and sometimes I don't do it at all, and ask my classmates for the answer, which should also be a sign of cowardice! We should learn from the scorpion's courageous spirit and be a strong and brave person!

Yes! I really didn't expect to be attracted by a popular science book. In my opinion, I read this "Insects", which is much better than reading several fairy tale books and ** books.

In the future, I will listen to the teacher's words, read more historical masterpieces, and maybe there will be some big surprises!

After reading the life of the author of "Insects" and "Insects", I feel very deeply, "Insects" is not only full of awe of life, but also contains the truth-seeking spirit of pursuing truth and exploring the truth, which has given me great inspiration: in life and study, we must learn from Fabre's courage and perseverance to explore the world and pursue the truth, no matter what we do, we must be like Fabre, we must have a rigorous scientific spirit, and insist on "accurately describing the observed facts, without adding anything, Nor do I ignore anything".We must persevere in everything we do, and even if the conditions are difficult, we must continue to strive for our ideals.

"Insects" is an immortal work by the French writer Fabre, who spent most of his life observing insects, and wrote ten volumes of observational testimonials, how can the world not be a sensation? "Insects" is not only a literary masterpiece, but also an encyclopedia of insect science! Fabre spent a great deal of his life observing a wide variety of insects, and > was a great reward, and he used his wisdom to observe all the habits of insects, and constantly thought about them, and always brought them to his home if necessary, so that they could be easily observed.

In fact, the article also celebrates the grandeur of animal life - life is everywhere in the world, often some small lives are easy to ignore, although human beings are at the top of the biological chain, but we do not know how the world would change without these small lives, these small lives are what Fabre praises - insects, they are an indispensable link in the food chain, they are important to us, and their lives should be respected. Anthropomorphic sentences are used in many places throughout the book, which vividly make these animals more cute. The whole book introduces the different habits of different insects and their own methods of catching prey, the industrious bees, the stupid caterpillars, the beautiful moths, and the terrible spiders, who can be called the protagonists of this book.

Among them, I am most interested in the article "Tarantula", each animal will have its own "killer feature", and the "killer feature" of the tarantula is its two poisonous fangs, which are very fierce and can instantly kill its prey. The tarantula has black fur and brown stripes on its belly, gray and white markings on its legs, and four terrible eyes. After reading "Insects", I realized that the world of insects is so colorful, and human beings can actually be seen on insects, although they do not express themselves in words like humans, but their every movement must have its profound meaning.

In the past, I always killed and injured small insects for my own pleasure, regardless of their feelings, after reading this book, I regretted my mistake, the life of animals should also be respected, should not be killed senselessly, if you think about it from their point of view, how painful they are, how much they hate me! In the future, I will definitely not do this, but to protect them from unnecessary harm. Fabre's perseverance makes me admire him, because he is not afraid of difficulties, whether it is a hot summer or a cold winter, he has to catch live insects to observe, this is worth learning from us, I must be like Fabre, hard work, perseverance, our results will be better!

Life is the source of writing, and it is only by carefully observing everything around you that you can wonder the world. This is what I realized after reading "Insects."

"Insects" is a masterpiece of the outstanding French entomologist Fabre, and it is also an immortal work. It is not only a literary masterpiece, but also a scientific encyclopedia.

Insects is a fascinating book. The author has spent his whole life studying the insect world, and I really admire the perseverance and perseverance. The book is full of surprises and fun, through which I learned the mysteries of another world - the true face of the insect world, and also made me discover various scientific truths contained in nature.

The author uses that lively prose and relaxed and witty tone to describe to us the scenes in the insect world. Because this scientific encyclopedia is also literary, every word in the text reflects the author's feelings, and at the same time shows the unique personality of insects. Like a miser, the willow bull wears a short tuxedo dress that seems to be missing fabric; "The little beetle made selfless dedication to its offspring, and broke its heart for its children"; A baby sparrow bitten by a poisonous spider will also "eat happily, and if we feed slowly, he will even cry like a baby".

Also, fireflies, ants, spiders, crickets, caterpillars, swallows, sparrows, ......There are many interesting stories, vivid insect scenes, covering almost all the details about insects feeding, protecting themselves, mating, raising offspring, working, hunting, and life and death.

I am inspired by the author's spirit: we should have the courage and perseverance to pursue the truth, we should do it well from the beginning to the end of what we are interested in, believe in our own abilities, and maximize our potential. Even if your pursuit seems boring, lonely, and boring to others, as long as you have perseverance, you will definitely be able to create miracles.

"Insects" is not only imbued with awe of life, but also contains a certain spirit. That spirit is truth-seeking, that is, the pursuit of truth, the search for truth. This is the Fabre spirit.

Learn from his spirit! While we don't have to be like Fabre to explore the mysteries of insects, we can learn from his spirit and do other things well!

I think "Insects" is a good book to read for a lifetime, and I think that anyone who reads "Insects" carefully, read the taste, read the feelings, will definitely know more.

"Insects" is a book describing the living habits of insects, and it is a masterpiece of French entomologist Fabre. In Fabre's writing, these small insects that seem insignificant to us also show their unique side: the gatekeeper of the bee plays the role of the gatekeeper and the gatekeeper, the same kind of people get out of the way when they come, and drive away when the other kind comes; The web of the labyrinth spider is like a maze, and the insect cannot "walk" out if it falls into it; Grasshoppers may look like they are vegetarians, but they are actually a group of "pseudo-vegetarians" ......These little creatures are vividly expressed in the author's pen, like human beings, they have spirituality, they can sing, they can dance, they can rejoice, and they can mourn.

After reading the book, I still remember these words about the "gatekeeper" of Suibee: "Maybe three months ago, when it was still very young, it used to work hard here for itself and its descendants, and it was exhausted every day, until now it has been able to rest." No, it still hasn't stopped working, and it's still guarding this home with its meager spare strength.

It can no longer be a mother, but it can still guard the door for its family and ward off uninvited guests. After reading these few sentences, I was shocked by the deep maternal love of the "gatekeeper" of Suibee for the family. When it was young, it ran for its family; Even after it is old, it still guards the home with its best efforts.

Isn't it true of many of our human mothers in this world? They are heartbroken for their children, and although there is nothing they can help when their children grow up, their hearts are still full of heavy maternal love and want to do something more.

When I compared the contents of the book with what happened in our lives, I realized that there are many similarities between the world of insects and ours. Why didn't I find this before, but the French entomologist Fabre did? I later learned that Fabre had devoted his life to the study of insects, and as a result, he discovered many unknown things about insects.

Because "Insects" has a high status in science and literature, it is called "the epic of insects". Why did Fabre dedicate his life to insect research? Because it loves life, respects life, loves nature, and yearns for nature.

"Insects" let me understand insects, but also let me understand life; Although "Insects" seems plain, it contains the author's incomparable respect for life and infinite yearning for nature.

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