Does anyone know what famous writers say about Heidi?

I highly recommend this book, excellent children's work.

Any girl can be charming, and all you need to do is stand there and look stupid. You have to wash your face and tidy yourself first, or the sun will always shine on you and laugh and talk about your dirty match.

When I have happiness in my pants, I forget about those who should be helped. God has made us so lucky, and I should help those in need. From this sentence, we can see that Heidi is very helpful, he also loves nature and life, full of love and care, and can feel that the people around him will be happy because of him.

But you have to wash your face first and make yourself clean and tidy, or the sun will always shine on you and laugh at you for being dirty. Absolute judgment and so on, this book is very meaningful, and every time I read it, it makes people have a long aftertaste.

Johanna Sbilly (1827-1901) was born in a village near Zurich, Switzerland, the son of a doctor and a poet mother. At the age of 25, he married John Bernhard Sbilly. From 1879 onwards, she wrote a large number of stories, which bear the general title "Stories for Children and Those Who Love Children."

The most famous of these are "Heidi's Years of Learning and Roaming" and "Heidi Learns and Puts What She Learns". In addition to these stories, Mrs. Sbilly's important works include Little Heidi, Charty, A Leaf on the Frynican, No Home, The Children of Gritri, etc.

The main gist of the book is: Heidi's parents died when she was a child, and her sister sent her to Uncle Elm, who was a kind, warm-hearted, and capable person, but due to some paranoia in his personality, he stayed away from the crowd and lived in a hut in the mountains. Heidi's arrival brought a lot of joy to Uncle Elm's life, and made him experience the joy of caring for others and communicating with others.

Uncle Elm teaches Heidi about nature, repairs Peter's grandmother's house, and takes care of Clara, who has a leg disability, to get back on her feet and walk. He ends up living with Heidi and earns love and respect for his kindness and good deeds.

This is a little girl who everyone loves, an immortal classic image of children's literature! The protagonist, Heidi, is healthy, full of life, and a real mountain girl; She loves life, loves everything around her, and brings happiness and innocence to everyone; She is simple and fresh, giving hope and warm ...... like the morning glow on the Alps

She is kind, she is brave, she is full of love, and whenever someone is in trouble, she will try her best to help. But when I encounter difficulties, I never entrust them to others, and I solve them by myself. Clara is disabled, everyone knows that disability is difficult to treat, but Heidi has created miracles, she did not use medical methods, but with happiness, with fresh air, to cure Clara's disease.

The story begins in a small town called Mayenfield, where little Heidi is sent by her aunt, but instead of staying, the aunt goes to Frankfurt. Since then, little Heidi has started a new life with her grandfather.

Here she met Peter, who was herding sheep, and Peter's mother-in-law, ....... Whenever she had time, she accompanied Peter to herd the sheep, listened to the mountain wind, stroked the lamb's soft fur, looked at the beautiful scenery in front of her, and picked wild flowers ......He also often went to Peter's house to see Peter's mother-in-law, but Peter's mother-in-law was blind, and when I saw this, I couldn't help but feel sad and sorry for Peter's mother-in-law. I think about how boring the days without sunshine and color were, but since Heidi's arrival, my mother-in-law's life has become a little happier, and she gradually leaves her worries behind and enjoys life with Heidi......Reading this, I also like Heidi more and more, and I want to continue reading more and more.

What touched me the most in the whole article was that Heidi took Clara up the mountain to heal her wounds. Because of the fresh air and beautiful scenery of the alpine pastures. The scenery and the twinkling starry sky are good for Clara's body, so Clara's appetite has also increased.

She got rid of her bad habit of not liking to eat in the past, and she could drink several bowls of goat's milk in one meal.

I saw Heidi's love for nature: she treated everyone as well as animals. She always gently soothes her "swan" and "bear".

The sheep were very fond of Heidi, and seeing Heidi always rushing to Heidi was like seeing a long-lost relative. This made me realize that if you want others to respect you, you must first respect others.

As the saying goes, "All for one, one for all". But we have to do it for all before we can get all for me.

Nowadays we always slaughter all kinds of animals at random, so they run away when they see us. Although some people say that animals are our good friends, such people are in the minority, and we don't have such noble qualities anymore. We always keep saying that we must make friends with animals, and at the same time kill them indiscriminately, so that when they see us, how can they not escape?

We must learn more from Heidi's strengths. Although Heidi is young, he has an innocent, innocent, and kind heart. He is so proactive in everything.

Her straightforward personality is worth learning from. We should be like Heidi with a decisive and straightforward character, don't always rely on others, can't make up our minds ourselves, and don't hesitate to do anything, and become a person without opinions.

We must keep a clear head at all times and not be carried away by desires.

Little Heidi's various good qualities are deeply imprinted in my mind, and she is a good example for us to follow!