Excerpt from the Insect Book! Excerpt 1000 words

The excerpt from the insect memory sentence is as follows:

1. Its high-pitched singing voice like a cymbal echoes in my ears all day long, prompting me to investigate the details of its livelihood.

2. When I inspected their storerooms, I "dug up" them with a hand axe. This excavation is very vivid here.

3. The common cicada likes to lay its eggs on the thin branches of the stem, and it chooses the smallest branches, which are between the dry grass and the pencil. These twigs, which droop very little, often upturned, and are almost dead.

4. Since then, they have each begun to manage their own homes and their own interests. They don't look out for each other.

5. People can't throw away life as a bulky obstacle and worthless thing as soon as they encounter thorns in the path of life.

6. Few insects are more beautiful than this little animal, with wings coiled like a wide collapsing tie and forearms under the head.

7. It can be seen that the gravy ratio is large, and the larvae can float on the water surface; Once in the watery protein fluid, the body sinks.

8. Do you have a small pond built inside your house? In that small pond, you can observe every piece of life in the water at any time.

9. Soon, another sudden change occurred. The mother, who sacrificed everything in the past, is no longer so concerned about the interests of the family.

10. If the thief escapes safely, the only thing that the master has worked so hard to do is to think that he is unlucky, he rubs his cheeks, sucks some air, flies away, and starts anew.

11. At these times, it lives in a pear-shaped nest underground, and it is eager to break away from the hard-shelled nest and run into the sun, but whether it can succeed depends on the environment.

12. The cicadas and I have been "staying next to each other" for fifteen years now, and every summer for almost two months, they never leave my sight and friends, and their songs do not leave my ears.

13. When I face the pond and stare at it, I never get bored. In this little green world, I don't know how many busy little lives will be endless.

14. The part of the pear that is close to the floor has been covered with fine sand. The rest of the pears have also been polished like glass, which shows that it has not rolled the pears thinly, but has only molded them into shapes.

15. Then, it performs a strange kind of gymnastics, in which the body rises in the air, with only a little fixation on the old skin, and flips the body so that the head is downward, and the wings covered with patterns are stretched outward, and they strive to open outward.