Essay on reading 200 words, reading essay 200 words

When I was a child, I grew up in the sound of poetry "On the afternoon of hoeing day, where does the sweat drop into the soil", every time I picked up the book and looked at the lifeless square words, I always shouted that it was boring. Reading is my biggest headache.

As I grew up, I felt a lack of knowledge, and every time I wrote an essay, I didn't know where to start. My father and mother were worried that I didn't like to read, and they used to buy a lot of books for me to read. Until one day, that night, our family held an idiom competition, I should say the idiom, my mother said the meaning, I opened the idiom dictionary, said:

Golden cicada shelling (ké). As soon as I finished speaking, my father and mother laughed, I felt strange, I didn't know what they were laughing at, my mother looked at me in surprise, and said, "Look at pinyin yourself, what do you read."

Oh! It's 'golden cicada shelling (qiào)'! It dawned on me.

Dad said to me solemnly: "In the future, you should pay attention to reading more, so that you can accumulate knowledge!" So, I secretly made up my mind that I must read more and know a lot of knowledge.

Since then, I have really enjoyed reading because books give me endless pleasure. When I read Hans Christian Andersen's collection of fairy tales, "The Little Match Girl", I prayed for the fate of the little match girl; When I saw "Five Heroes of Langya Mountain", I shed tears for the tragedy of the Five Heroes of Langya Mountain; When I read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I was greatly admired by Zhuge Liang's eloquence. I was deeply fascinated by the sea of books, and once saw such a passage in a book: "Reading can cure foolishness, reading can cure poverty, reading can cure diseases, reading can sharpen aspirations, reading can go far, reading can practice, reading can be intelligent, reading can know how to make friends, how to know people, how to speak, how to do things, how to live to be physically and mentally healthy, reading can understand what kind of life can be called perfect without regrets."

Oh, yes! The benefits of reading are endless.

Now, when I pick up "How Steel Knowledge is Made" and deeply integrate into it, I feel how happy I am, because I have a healthy body, although Paul is crippled, his strong perseverance and tenacious spirit that do not bow to fate deeply impress me and make me admire. I am full of hope for my future studies and life. I love reading more.

Reading "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin" can give us an understanding of Chinese masterpieces; Watching "100,000 Whys" can enrich our knowledge; Reading the Encyclopedia of Compositions can improve our composition; Even reading some comics, funny and the like can also make us more humorous and imaginative.

Reading gives me knowledge, reading gives me fun, and reading gives me strength.

I read! Reading books taught me what acid is? What is Sweet?

What is Bitterness? What is Spicy? Reading books has taught me how to behave in a way.

The biggest thing I have learned from reading is knowledge. It enriches my brain and grows my knowledge.

Can you say that reading is not happy?

Baby, write your own essays.

I cried after reading this, maybe for that sister, maybe for that sister. But I was very touched that my sister was not wrong, the fault was the people who sold drugs, they were very bad, and an already poor home was destroyed. That sister is very great, really great, and would rather be miserable than sad, but in the end, it was miserable.

If there is an afterlife, I believe they will be happy, definitely!

Today's writing shed fiber character class Teacher Zhang read us the story of "The Cat Who Died a Million Times", the very imposing wild cat died a million times, lived a million times, and lived for many people, but you must first realize that you are living for yourself, and then you can live for others, because the cat felt that it was for others at the beginning, so it died.

I felt that the cat only cried for the white cat he loved, and it didn't love its owner at all, so it died again and again.

Recently, I read a very good book called "The Story of Lei Feng". Lei Feng was born in a poor family, but he learned a lot from poverty. He was studious, helpful, and honest since he was a child, and was known as a stainless screw.

He has done a lot of good things in his short life and touched countless people. He called on all Chinese to "learn from Comrade Lei Feng."

In our usual study and life, we should be as helpful and selfless as Lei Feng, and everyone strives to be a living Lei Feng.

A powerful tornado blows Dorothy, a little girl from Kansas, USA, and her little dog Toto to the mysterious and distant country of Ozhi. There she undergoes an incredible journey and meets a scarecrow who is bent on intelligent minds; A man who wants a real tin and a lion who desperately wants to gain courage. Along the way, they helped each other, overcame all kinds of challenges, battles and tribulations, and gained valuable friendships while fulfilling their respective wishes.

This book teaches us that it is important to fulfill wishes, but there is no substitute for precious friendships and family affection.