I m a Kite Related Movie Review

A kite is more accurate.

The kite was invented by the ancient working people in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and it is said that Mo Zhai made a wooden bird from wood, which was developed for three years, which is the earliest origin of the kite of mankind. It was not until the Eastern Han Dynasty that Cai Lun improved papermaking and began to make kites from paper, called "paper kites".

If you choose a measure word, it's only.

Why? You fly two kites at once! That's awesome!

A kite, a kite, a kite, a kite.

What is a quantifier:

Mountain, back, one, right, only, hand, hit, knife, group, strip, tail, double, river, top, zhang, dan, shell, stream, slope, head, car, seat, horse, order chong bend, array, wall, pick, team, net, song, guest, single, artillery, field, piece, piercing, tree, branch, bell, luo.

Quantifier: A word or morpheme used in conjunction with a noun representing a countable or measurable object, or in conjunction with a numeral, and is often used to indicate a category, and the object to which the noun is assigned can be grouped according to its shape or function (e.g., the "本" in the Chinese "Three Books").

Because quantifiers are words used to represent the quantitative units of people, things or movements, the "one person, two pears, three bells, and a teapot" in "one person, two pears, three bells, and a teapot" and "catties, kilograms, buckets, liters, rulers, inches, zhangs" and so on are different types of quantitative units used to express people or things.

Quantifiers are divided into two categories: object quantifiers and momentum quantifiers. Measure words denote the unit of calculation of people and things, such as "個" in "a person". Momentum words indicate the number of actions and the total amount of time it takes to occur, such as "times" in "look three times" and "days" in "look three days".

Lesson 10 of the third grade book teaching version [kite] The author is Jia Pingwa.

Jia Pingwa (wā), formerly known as Jia Pingwa, is a native of Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province. Chairman of Shaanxi Writers Association, member of China Calligraphy Association, and famous contemporary writer. Jia Pingwa is one of the few literary masters and literary geniuses in China's contemporary literary circles, a writer of world significance who is the most rebellious, creative and influential writer in contemporary China, and one of the few famous writers in contemporary China who can enter the annals of Chinese and world literature.

Known as a "ghost talent". His representative works include "Qin Cavity", "Happy", "Heart", "Traces of Love", "Waste Capital", etc., and has won many literary awards. The work "I Am Not a Good Son" was selected as a compulsory language course in the Lujiao version.

3. The work "Traces of the Moon" has been selected into the Chinese textbook of the Soviet Education Edition, and the work "Falling Leaves" has been selected into the middle school textbook of the Beijing Normal University Edition and the Lujiao Edition.