Do you have a fable written by yourself?

There are many, many of them, just buy a fable book!

Shackles a parrot and goes out for a walk with its owner. Sometimes it flies in the air, sometimes it lands on its owner and barks, and it looks free.

On the way, the parrot saw a horse carrying a man on his way, so he flew over and asked the horse, "Hey, tall man, why are you being ridden?" ”

Ma asked unhappily, "Do you think I am willing?" Don't you see that I'm tied to the reins? ”

The parrot agitated, "Why don't you break free from it?" Just break free of it, and you're free! ”

It's useless. "I've tried many times." ”

If I were you, I'd try until I succeeded. Even if the head is broken and the blood flows, it will not hesitate. The parrot said impassionedly. The horse did not say a word, and continued to walk forward with the man.

It's really stupid, it deserves to be ridden for the rest of its life. When the parrot saw that his master had gone a little far, he threw down a word and chased after him.

After a few steps, the parrot saw a cow in the field sweating and pulling a plow. It flew over and asked, "Hey, big man, is this a job you're willing to do?" ”

Of course not. "If I hadn't had my nose ring pierced, I would have gone to the grass to graze and take a walk." ”

It's just a little nose ring. Listen to me, break free from it! The parrot instigated it to speak.

It hurts, I don't dare. The cow lowered its head sadly.

Afraid of what? The parrot said in a high-spirited manner, "Although it may hurt a little bit, but for the sake of freedom, it is worth it!" ”

The ox ignored it and slowly walked forward with the plow.

It's really stupid, you deserve to be called for the rest of your life. The parrot couldn't help but curse.

Whew—" At this point, the parrot's owner whistled. The parrot was startled and quickly flew over to its master.

Feed! A chickadee flew over to block its path, "You don't call this pursuit of freedom, that pursuit of freedom, why don't you want to be free?" ”

The parrot said unhappily: "Who said I am not free anymore? No one in the world is free as I am! ”

The retorted, "Why, then, do you follow your master wherever he goes?" ”

It's ......This is my ...... freedomThe embarrassed parrot replied.

You don't have freedom. "The difference between you and cows and horses is only that it is the visible shackles that trap them, and the invisible shackles that trap you." Since you don't even have the courage to break free from the invisible shackles, don't accuse others of not daring to break free from the visible shackles. ”

Writing ideas: Imagine adding interesting themes to write a fable, and finally summarize it.

One morning, the weather was clear and the sky was full of white clouds. The duckling and the chick made an appointment to go to the woods on the other side of the mountain to play, and as they walked, they saw a small river in front of them, and there was no small bridge on the river, and the chicks could not swim, so how could they get there? They were worried.

At this time, the duckling thought of a way, he could swim and carry the chick across the river. So the chick carefully climbed onto the duckling's back, and the duckling slowly swam to the shore, and the chick climbed ashore first, and then pulled the duckling up, and so they went ashore smoothly.

They happily continued to walk forward, admiring the scenery on the side of the road as they went, and accidentally the ducklings fell into a pit. This is a problem, because the pit is a bit deep, and the duckling can't climb up, and the chicks can't reach it to pull it up.

This is a way for the chick to think of, it found a basin to fill the river with water, poured into the pit, the chick just went back and forth to fill the water and pour the water, the duckling slowly floated up, the duckling moved to the chick and said: "Thank you for saving me today, I can't go home without you." Chick said:

We are good friends. They smiled happily and went on playing.

Writing ideas: first briefly narrate the whole story, then analyze the events in the story, and talk about your own views and feelings.

Text: I like the book "Aesop's Fables", and there are many stories in the book that will tell me a truth. I was captivated by one of the stories, "The Oak and the Reed," which tells the story of the reed and the oak fighting over their endurance, strength, and calmness, and neither of them would admit defeat.

Oak accuses the reed that he has no strength and can easily blow it down from any wind.

A fierce wind blew, and the reed bent bent down and fell on his back with the wind, sparing it from being uprooted. But the oak tree resisted the wind as hard as he could, and was uprooted.

I didn't expect that such a large oak tree would be blown by the wind, but those soft reeds would crack and burn and survive, and I wanted to learn the perseverance of the reeds. This parable teaches us that sometimes flexibility is more powerful than strength.

We can't underestimate some weak things, the power of unity is beyond imagination, and some flexible things are more powerful than hard things on the surface. For example, a small ant can move something bigger than it, a drop of water can pass through stones, fire can melt steel, and it must be easy to do things.

Our primary school students should not underestimate it when they encounter simple topics in learning, and they can extend to more knowledge behind it, and at the same time, they must also update their thinking, learn to draw inferences from one another, and find the right and more suitable learning methods.

In the same way, students should help each other and love each other, knowledge must be exchanged with each other, you can get more knowledge, you can't think that you are the best, then your knowledge can only be limited, others are improving, and you can only stay at the original point. This is the meaning of a sentence in my mother's "Analects": "Sensitive and studious, not ashamed to ask" is the meaning.