Who told me that insects feel after reading 600 words

I read Fabre's Insect Chronicles. It introduces a variety of strange insects. Now I want you to talk about some of the contents of the insect book.

The first chapter is about insect lovers, and it tells the story of a young boy who used to be very fond of insects. It tells the story of the boy's dream of owning a piece of land of his own, so that he could raise some small insects and some plants of his choice. I'll also build a hut where I can study for a long time.

The second chapter is about the color of insects, and it mainly talks about how the color of insects comes out, especially how the color of chameleons changes. In fact, these are the roles played by urine pigments. Some insects use this urine pigment to avoid the pursuit of bad guys.

Because there are so many pages in this book, I won't introduce them one by one. I read this book, which made me know some little knowledge about insects, and let me understand how insects reproduce; how to find food; how to fight against nature for their own survival; how the color of the body is changed; how insect mothers protect their insect babies; How insects communicate with each other. There is also this book that tells me that insects are not as scary as I imagined, and that we need to carefully observe their living habits, and we must continue to explore the mysteries of insects in nature.

Actually, I didn't like insects very much, because when I was a child, my father used to scare me with insects, so I thought insects were very scary when I was very young, and now I see insects sometimes running from side to side, which makes my classmates cry and laugh. I think most of the students like butterflies, because butterflies have a colorful appearance color, especially beautiful, from this book of insects, I understand: beautiful butterflies can only be seen, can not be caught, it is poisonous.

After reading this book, I feel that all animals, insects, and human beings have a glorious mission to defend their territory, food, and future generations, so that they and their families can live more comfortably and happily. We need to protect the ecological balance of the natural world.

After carefully reading a famous book, what do you realize? It's important to record it, so let's write a review together. But how to write the feeling after reading? The following is a 600-word review of insects that I have carefully arranged, and you are welcome to share it.

"Insects" is a very special classic in the world, from the first volume to the last volume, spanning 30 years. The author's insects, they hunt, they love, they have children, they cheat, they are killed, they die day and night, ......The world of insects never despairs, they are always alive. "Insects" is like a song played in a beautiful field'Song of insects.

When I finished reading "Insects", I was sitting in my study. Outside the window is the eternal high-rise buildings and the gray sky of the city. I asked myself, how long ago was that when I crouched down and watched the ants on the ground move?

When I was quietly enjoying the summer breeze and listening to the cicadas chirping in the trees, how long ago was that? How long ago was when I took an insect trap to trap butterflies and released them and played with them in the mountains? It seems, it was a long, long time ago.

Perhaps after reading this book, many people will also have the same infinite yearning for a comfortable life in the past in their hearts.

This is the charm of "Insects", which took 30 years to slowly "boil" it out little by little. For 30 years, 10,950 days, Fabre observed insects every day, and it was recorded in the book. In my opinion, "Insects" is a long book of insect research.

During these long years, Fabre observed, learned about insects, recorded everything that insects did not know about, and presented readers with a wonderful world of insects. He integrates the colorful life of insects with his own life perception, looks at insects with human nature, and guides us to respect and love life and nature. Fabre and "Insects" will always remain in people's hearts, and they will always remain in the hearts of insects.

Close your eyes, savor the contents of the book, and yearn for a time when you are one with nature. At this moment, perhaps the thin-winged golden cicada is singing in the summer breeze on the tall trees outside the window, or the dancing butterflies are flying and falling in the sun, or the dew drops on the transparent mesh are crystal clear. Looking back at the world, so colorful!

During this time, I finished reading "Insects" written by the French writer Fabre. I learned a lot from reading "Insects": how the spider comes out of the egg sack; how the larvae of cochineal survive the winter; why fecal-eating insects can "live a long life"; how the bees build houses; How locusts hatch ......I've been reading it for a while, but I still have a lot of aftertaste.

Fabre mainly describes insects in terms of egg laying, hatching, living habits, and food. Fabre's depictions of insects are very graphic and concrete. He often uses anthropomorphism, sometimes metaphors, rhetorical questions, etc.

If you don't read "Insects" and don't know about insects, it will not affect your life, but you will have a lack of fun and understanding of the colorful insect world. Fabre's "Insects" will put you at the door of the insect world.

When I first bought this book, I didn't even read it except for reading class. Later, somehow, there was a charm about this book that attracted me, and I began to like it. In the end, I couldn't put it down with this book.

My favorite part of this book is the story of bees. Fabre wrote about the tunnel wasp, the leaf-cutting wasp, the yellow-spotted wasp, the sand mud bee, the arthrophinthal mud bee, ......They have different hunting methods and different habits, but they all have one thing in common, they all think about their babies. The one that touched me the most was "Guarding the Family".

This article is about the tunnel bee baby has grown up, when you go outside to collect honey, a "door" will automatically open, and when you return home, this "door" will automatically close. What exactly is this "door"? In fact, this "door" is the mother of the tunnel bee.

Their mothers, who were no longer able to work outside, volunteered to be family watchers and keep strangers out of the house. How great is a mother's love!

In nature, many insects kill each other, but they kill each other for their babies. Writing this, I thought, "Mother has given so much for us, what can we do for Mother?" ”

It's better to write it yourself.

This winter vacation, I read the book "Insects" and had a lot of experience.

"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 thousand strange insects, and the harvest was not trivial, he used his wisdom to observe all the habits of insects, and constantly thought, and always brought insects to his home if necessary, so that it was easier to observe.

In fact, this article also celebrates the grandeur of animal life - life is everywhere in the world, often some tiny lives are easy to ignore, although human beings are at the top of the biological chain, but we don't know how the world would change without these tiny lives, these little lives are what Fabre praises - insects, they are an indispensable link in the food chain, they are very 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 hairs and brown stripes on its abdomen, circles of 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, which is worth learning from, I must be like Fabre, hard work, perseverance, our results will be better!

The snow of the winter vacation could not cool my enthusiasm for reading, and the mixed emotions made me pick up the book "Insects".

It is not only a literary masterpiece, but also a scientific encyclopedia. It is also an immortal work. Its author, Fabre introduces us to about 17 species of insects and gives me an opinion on insects.

It has changed dramatically, and I feel his love for insects in the winter.

The feeding habits of fireflies, the houses of plasterer bees, and the motherly love of round web spiders. It all made me think deeply. But the little sheath of the stone silkworm is the only thing I love.

He is the larva of the silkworm moth, and the most distinctive thing is the small sheath, which can be made of the root bark of plants that have been eroded and shed after being soaked in water, or it can be very small shells and rice grains. As a result, his dwelling sometimes resembles a baina, sometimes an ivory tower. It reminds me of the architect, well, he's not an insect world.

Architects? The small sheath of the stone silkworm is not only its dwelling, but also its defensive tool. Isn't that a more indicative of his architectural talent? When the "**" came, he cleverly came.

The golden cicada came out of its shell, "let that" **" both angry but helpless. Oh, this stone silkworm is so smart. It's on par with the human brain. It can also make stone silkworms swim in water, how amazing it is! I couldn't help but sigh. How nice it would be if I had a little sheath like that!

I was envious of his architectural talents, and that cleverness was the key to his survival. With human nature taking care of insect nature, each of us human beings has the talent of singing, dancing, learning, and calligraphy.

But how many of them can bring these talents to good use? That's because they don't have a smart mind to guide these talents, just imagine, if everyone is as smart as the stone silkworm to exert their talents, then the world is full of talents. Look at! What a prosperous society it was!

Thinking about the spirit of Bul, I can't help but feel ashamed: how much perseverance and confidence does it take for a person to spend a lifetime observing and studying "bugs". And all of them are recorded.

How much courage and firm belief it takes to compile a book and make it a literary work! Compared to Fabre, I am ashamed of myself. Of course, I must learn from him!

I deeply appreciated, deeply felt, and deeply understood Fabre's thoughts when he painted insects.