A short essay of perception is about 160 words urgent

This is a fable told to us by a teacher who came to see us off when we were leaving after graduating from college.

There was a great hero in ancient Greek mythology named Hercules. One day he was walking on a rough mountain road, and he noticed a bag-like thing at his feet, and Hercules stepped on it, and instead of being broken, the thing swelled and doubled. Annoyed, Hercules picked up a bowl of thick sticks and smashed it, and the thing grew up to block the road.

At this moment, a saint came out of the mountain and said to Hercules, "Friend, do not touch it, forget it, and leave it." It's called the Hate Bag, and if you don't commit it, it will be as small as it was at the beginning, and if you violate it, it will swell up, block your way, and be hostile to you to the end! ”

After the lecture, the teacher said earnestly: "You are about to enter the society, and it is inevitable that you will have friction, misunderstanding and even hatred with others, but don't forget to fill your hatred with tolerance, so that you will have less obstacles and more chances of success." Otherwise, you will always be held back from success until you are defeated. ”

Robinson Crusoe Reflections after reading.

Twenty-eight years, an astonishing number, an incredible number! And he, Robinson, has been adrift at sea for twenty-eight years! This is the biggest impression I have after reading this book.

On September 30, 1659, a man on a voyage encountered a terrible storm and capsized, leaving no one alive but him. He was stranded on an isolated island. With his astonishing perseverance and courage, twenty-eight years later, he escaped from the island by his own wit, and this man was the hapless and fortunate Robinson Crosso.

I've lived on a deserted island for 28 years! What an astonishing number! It can be seen how brave Robinson was.

When he first arrived on the isolated island, he was desperate, he said: "I grieve all day long about my desolate environment, no food, no house, no clothes, no **, no way out, no hope of being saved, only death in front of me, either swallowed by wild beasts, or chewed by wild people......."But, slowly, his unique personality was manifested, he was full of hope for life, no longer immersed in the pessimism of his own design all day long, and began to arrange his life wholeheartedly, he built small houses; made tables and small boxes; caught lambs and dogs; Wheat and rice were planted, ......In this way, with his own hands, he created his own small kingdom.

Robinson was also a man of perseverance. He once said: "My temper is determined to do something, and I will never let go until I succeed", "I will do my best, as long as I can paddle, I will not be drowned, as long as I can stand, I will not fall .......""He didn't have an assistant, he didn't have all the tools, he didn't have experience, so it took a lot of labor and a long time to do anything.

It takes forty-two days to even make a woodblock. Many of the things he did were in vain and did not succeed, but he was never discouraged and disappointed, and always summed up the experience of failure and started again. The hard work paid off with a gratifying reward, and he eventually became a ship, bread to eat, pottery, a plantation, a pasture, and two more "luxurious" dwell......ingsNone of this was not achieved with a lot of effort and overcoming many difficulties.

After reading it, I couldn't help but ask myself: how many days would I live if I were left on an island? One day?

Two days? What can I do? Can chop wood?

Can hunt and cook? I'm clumsy even washing my own clothes! Besides, no one spoke, how lonely!

I'm going to suffocate! You can see how optimistic Robinson is! I think people should learn from his spirit of not being afraid of difficulties and being optimistic, and live strong no matter when and where, even if there is only a glimmer of hope, they must strive for it, and never give up!

We must be as ambitious, persevering, and love of labor as Robinson, create wealth with our own hands, and achieve the final victory!

"Robinson Crusoe Feelings".

In retrospect, this was the second time I had read Robinson Crusoe, but this time I had a deeper understanding of the book.

After reading Robinson Crusoe again, I realized that I should not sigh when encountering difficulties on the road of life, I should have the courage to face difficulties and be optimistic, and I should not look at everything so absolutely, and I should find more ways to solve problems, just like Robinson, although he is trapped on a desert island, he does not sit and sigh at the bad fate, but makes full use of his mind and hands to build shelters, grow food, domesticate livestock, manufacture utensils, sew clothes, etc., and transform the desert island into an orderly and thriving home. Just like when he found out that there was a wild man, he was in a hurry at first, but in the end he calmly fought side by side with his courage and wisdom and "Friday" to fight off the wild man together, which also reflects that a person encounters difficulties as long as he calmly deals with them, there will be a way to solve them, like a seed to people, he will try his best to break through the soil to feel the warmth of the sun, when he looks back after a lot of hardships, he is already a leafy tree, in our journey can not just stay in place, Always think that tomorrow will be better if I work hard, so that I don't lose myself by being satisfied with the status quo. Robinson is another "broker" through and through.

He was passionate about sailing, not for any romantic pursuit, but entirely for financial gain. He had lamented the uselessness of money on the island, but he immediately collected all the coins he saw, and finally brought them back to England without losing any money. In his view, non-economic social relations and activities were secondary, and when he was captured by the pirates, he encouraged Zorry, a young boy who was also a pirate slave, to run away with him, promising to make him a "great man".

However, once the escape was successful, someone offered a good price, and he only hesitated and negotiated the price to sell the child. Later, he rescued a native on a desert island, named him "Friday", and took him as a slave. From these points of view, a person must also have some concept of interests, but also have some economic acumen, can distinguish what is beneficial to himself and what is harmful to himself, can not be satisfied with the status quo, have something to do some long-term planning, in order to be more secure.

The most exciting and memorable part of the book is Robinson's experience on a desert island, where the author uses first-person and vivid details to make the fictional scene feel like you're there, giving the story a strong sense of realism. In addition, the language is natural and fluent, and the text is easy to understand, which also reflects one of the major characteristics of Defoe, and the whole work seems to tell a wonderful story to the reader, which is also the ...... of this **lalalaIt's one of my favorite extracurricular books, and I can still memorize the passages about the meaning of life! Lo and behold, that's what really benefits us of reading a book.

During the winter break, I read "Charlotte's Web" by Mr. White, which mainly tells the story of friendship between a little pig and a spider.

In this beautiful fairy tale, the animals are very simple and cute, which made me very touched to read it.

Charlotte the Spider uses her wits to save Wilbur the Pig, and even when Charlotte has his last breath left, she weaves one last miracle for Wilbur, and at the end of the story, her children and the piglet accompany each other.

This story taught me how to approach friendship, how to love, and to reveal the serious themes of life, friendship, love and loyalty in a childlike tone.

"Gulliver's Travels" is a strange book, it is not a mere children's book, but a literary masterpiece full of satire and criticism, the famous British writer George Orwell read no less than six times in his life, he said: "If I were to make a list of six books to keep even if the other books were destroyed, I would definitely include Gulliver's Travels." In this book, Swift's narrative skills and satirical talents are vividly reflected.

The protagonist of the work, Remel Gulliver, is an English surgeon who later rose to the rank of captain; He is well-educated, proud of his country, and seems to be knowledgeable both professionally and politically, but he is essentially a mediocre man, and Swift exploits this limitation of the protagonist to the fullest satirical effect. The book consists of four volumes, and in each of them Gulliver is confronted with special circumstances that are unimaginable to ordinary people.

Traces of British society at that time can be found in these imaginary countries. The work focuses on the contradictions of British society in the first half of the 18th century, and makes a spicy satire on the British political system. For example, in Lilliputia, the high heels represented the Whigs of the time, while the low heels represented the Tories, and the debate over whether to break the egg from the big end or the small one reflected the religious wars.

The protagonist, Gulliver, is hardworking, brave, witty, and kind. The work is rich in imagination and peculiar in conception, outlining a colorful and magical world. The organic unity of fantasy and reality is the greatest feature of this work.