What are the similarities and differences between the life goal and the genre of Take One Step and

A: In terms of genre, "One Step, One More Step" is a narrative, and "Life Goal" is a lyrical prose. In terms of theme, "One Step, One More Step" mainly writes about "me" climbing off the cliff step by step under the guidance of my father.

The meaning of the title of the text "One Step, One More Step": No matter what kind of danger and difficulty, as long as it is broken down and broken down into small steps, the difficulty will not be great.

Take a step, take another step", formerly known as "A Lesson on the Cliff", selected from the first issue of "Contemporary Youth" in 1988, the author Morton Hunter (American), selected as the fourteenth Chinese textbook of the first semester of the first semester of junior high school, mainly wrote that Little Hunter was weak and cowardly, once he followed his partner to climb the cliff, because he was afraid, he couldn't go up or down. Jerry led his father to him, and through his father's encouragement, he was able to escape.

1. From the perspective of the content of the text, what does the title "one step, one more step" mean? Answer: The meaning of the question can be explained in this way, no matter what kind of danger and difficulty, as long as it is broken down and broken down into small steps, the difficulty will not be great.

2. On the road of life, what does it mean to "take one step, one more step" in the face of difficulties? Answer: This cliff is like many difficulties on the road of life, we should not be afraid of difficulties and timid steps, but calmly decompose the difficulties, step by step, step by step, and persevere to the end, so that we can turn small victories into big victories and promote the transformation of difficulties into victories.

3. Break down this huge difficulty into:'What does "step by step" mean? Answer: On the road of life, no matter what kind of difficulties and obstacles you face, as long as you break down the big difficulties into small difficulties, and then solve the small difficulties one by one, you will eventually overcome the big difficulties and win the final victory.

"One Step, One More Step".The main content of the article: The article tells the story of little Hunter's frail and cowardly, once he climbed a cliff with his partner, because he was afraid, he couldn't go up or down, Jerry led his father to find him, and through his father's encouragement, he was finally able to get out of danger.

Through an incident that happened to him, the author writes that no matter what kind of danger and difficulty he encounters in the future, as long as he divides it into small difficulties and solves these small difficulties, he will solve a big difficulty.

Appreciation. Hunt's father's godson art is superb. He knew that Hunter needed to exercise his courage and increase his methods and experience in overcoming difficulties.

He can go up the cliff and carry Hunter down to get out of danger, but what should Hunter do if he encounters danger in his life in the future, he can't always rely on his father, it can only rely on Hunter himself.

In the process of his son's escape, Hunter's father only gave encouragement and guidance, and Hunt did everything himself. From this story, we can see that let the child experience, stimulate his own potential, eliminate danger by himself, and achieve success.

Descriptive text. Early key "Take a Step, Take Another Step", formerly known as "A Lesson on the Cliff", selected from the first issue of "Senzhu Contemporary Youth" in 1988, the author Morton Hunter (American), was selected as the fourteenth Chinese textbook of the first semester of the first semester of junior high school, mainly writing that Little Hunter was weak and cowardly, once he followed his partner to climb the cliff, Lu Chunqiao couldn't go up and down because he was afraid.

Main content: I climbed the cliff with my friends in distress, and with the encouragement of my father, I climbed down the cliff step by step, and realized the philosophy of life from this experience.

Purpose: I remind myself not to think about the rocks far below, but to focus on the first small step, and take this step and the next until I reach the bright spot where I want to seep into the rock.

Center: Break down the difficulties and win.

Content appreciation. Reading this text, we can learn about the author's "lessons learned on that little cliff" as a child, which is a life experience of overcoming all difficulties and obstacles. No matter what kind of danger and difficulty, as long as it is broken down and broken down into small steps, the difficulty will not be great.

As long as you think that you are taking a small step", "taking this step and then taking the next step", step by step, you can overcome great difficulties.

The key is to break it down. Big difficulties are made up of small difficulties, and small difficulties are not difficult to overcome, and small difficulties are overcome step by step, and finally huge difficulties are overcome. Of course, the important thing is to take every step well, step by step and persevere.

This kind of life experience gives people the confidence to overcome all difficulties and obstacles. "I" climbed to the stone frame, Kai couldn't go up, couldn't get down, fell into despair, fear, listened to my father's words, felt that a small step, "seems to be able to do", the first step to dig Sun Huai successful, "suddenly have confidence", the second step of success, "confidence greatly increased". This experience enabled him to cope with everything in the future of his life.

The author has realized a philosophy of life from a past event, which has become a spiritual wealth. This gives us a revelation that we must be good at understanding in life, and we must be good at understanding the truth from events. Philosophy is of universal significance, and if you are good at understanding, people will become wise.

Perception is also extremely important in writing, and although this text is only an adventure, it is very ambitious and instructive.

Look at five more children. Jerry went to find his father, and he was a good friend. The other four children left "me" there and laughed mercilessly, which was really bad for their partners who played together.

The thoroughness of the narrative is worth learning from. Why is it that all five children can climb to the top of the cliff, while "I" can only climb to a third of the height of the rock shelf, and I can't go up or down, and I am scared to death? The article mentions his illness and weakness in many places, which is foreshadowing.

Jerry is mentioned in several places, and the pen is ingenious. Regarding the cliff, it is necessary to explain both the risk and the extent of the risk. The mental activity of "I" is also well written and worth speculating.

On a sweltering day in July in Philadelphia, "I" and five friends went to climb the cliff in Silly Town, "I" climbed to the middle of the climb and did not dare to climb again, and was abandoned by my friends.

On a July day in Philadelphia, "I" followed my friends to climb a cliff, was abandoned halfway, the cliff was in distress, my father found "me" and encouraged "me" to walk down the cliff, and "I" got the truth of life.