What happened between the fountain pen and the ink kettle

A lot of the stories are the same.

Pen and Inkwell.

Today, my mother and I read a fairy tale "The Pen and the Inkwell" together, which inspired and impressed me.

The story is about a poet with a quill and an inkwell on his desk, and the inkwell is always like to show off his skills to something else. Once he said to the quill, "All the works can be produced in me, and the handsome Prince Charming can be produced, and it can be said that everything that people read on paper comes from me, and the quill was not satisfied with it, and said, "You are a big fool who has no brains, and if it were not for me, you would be nothing but a black liquid, and nothing can be produced," and the inkwell was very angry when he heard this, and the two of them quarreled very fiercely, ...... one sentence at a timeThen the poet came back, had just attended a meeting, listened to a violinist play, and was very successful, and said, "We people are like the violin and its strings, and we often say how great we are, but in reality we are all just instruments used by nature to play, and the real glory should belong to nature."

The inkwell and the quill lowered their heads when they heard this.

This story tells us that we should be humble, not arrogant, boasting about our own merits, and only seeing our own strengths and ignoring our own shortcomings. Just like an inkwell without a fountain pen, it is an inseparable pair of stationery. In learning, we elementary school students should help each other, use your strengths to help my weaknesses, and my strengths to help your weaknesses, then we will improve together and our knowledge level will go to the next level.

The inherent truth of the story of paper and ink is that people who covet comfort and comfort, and those who do not work, no matter how little they make mistakes, can only be like those white papers that have never been used, and will eventually turn yellow and deteriorateBecome worthless waste.

And those who work hard and work steadfastly, although they also have mistakes in their lives, have recorded valuable chapters in the diary of their lives. For example, only ink can reflect its value, a blank piece of paper is not appreciated, and only after experiencing all kinds of calligraphy and painting can it be brilliant.

Perception and appreciation. This is an allegory in which no living thing is the protagonist, and the work is more ingenious in revealing the allegory, which is pointed out through the mouth of a character. Most of da Vinci's fables are not accompanied by a "lesson" (as in Aesop's Fables).

The meaning is explained, but the meaning is naturally displayed through the image of the work, which can not only make the work more subtle, but also give full play to the connotation of the image, and can make the image and the meaning of the fable more tightly combined, and better play the role of entertaining and educating.

The truth of being a man:

Some people don't learn and don't know how to make progress, they only know how to eat, drink and have fun all day long, and they have fat heads and big ears, white skin and tender skin, and they look rich and noble on the surface; On the contrary, some people study hard, work hard, and reach the point of forgetting to sleep and eat, and the result is often tired and thin, busy and untidy, but in the end they can be admired by people. The people who contribute to society are not necessarily those who are well-dressed, fat-headed and big-eared, but those who are yellow-skinned, disheveled, and contribute to society.

Original: On a desk, there is a stack of white paper. One day, the master took out a piece of paper from it, dipped a pen in ink, and filled it with words and various symbols.

Why would you put me at such an unprecedented insult? The worried piece of paper angrily questioned the inkwell on the table, saying, "Your indelible ink has tarnished my innocence and ruined me forever."

After some time, while tidying up his desk, the master found this scattered pile of yellowed old papers, which he gathered up and prepared to throw into the flames of the fireplace. Suddenly he found the "stained" piece of paper, looked at it carefully, and carefully put it in a drawer, and kept it as the crystallization of wisdom, while the dusty blank paper was thrown into the furnace and swallowed up by the raging flames.

What looks good is not necessarily useful, and what is valuable will be respected", this story uses the form of a dialogue between a paper and an inkwell to tell people this truth.

A blank piece of paper with nothing written on it looks neat and beautiful on the surface, while a piece of paper full of words and various symbols is not so beautiful, and sometimes it may look cluttered and unsightly. But after a long time, the "beautiful" white paper, which had nothing at all, was thrown into the trash, and the paper, which was full of words and various symbols, was carefully preserved as a treasure.

The reason for this is that although the blank paper is beautiful, its value is not great; And the paper full of words and various symbols has become the crystallization of human wisdom, and its value is far from being comparable to that of white paper.

White paper understands that only ink can reflect its value. Just like people, a blank piece of paper is not appreciated, and only after experiencing all kinds of calligraphy and painting can it be brilliant.

When you get dirty with a stick, it becomes valuable.

The story of the pen and the ink pot tells us the following:

Revelation 1 content:

It's about the inkwell's penchant for showing off to something else, and it says to the quill, "Everything people read on paper comes from me." And the quill also said proudly:

If you don't have a pen to write, you're nothing. "When the host came back from the ** meeting, he listened to an outstanding violinist and the performance was very successful. People think that the violin is making a sound, but they forget about the ** home.

But the poet remembered and wrote down his thoughts: "We people are like violin chords, who often boast about how great we are, but in reality we are all but instruments played by nature, and the true glory should belong to nature!" I think that makes a lot of sense.

The story teaches us not to be proud, there are still many things we don't know, we don't know, and we have to keep learning to make progress. I hope that my son will be able to understand this truth in the future, be humble and not be arrogant.

Revelation 2:

I read the story "The Pen and the Inkwell", in which the poet's inkwell and pen boast to each other about how great they are, and how they can produce vivid stories, deep feelings, and beautiful nature. After the poet attended the meeting, the pen and inkwell listened to the poet's feelings, and realized that it was not they who really created these beautiful things.

How stupid it is for a pen and an inkwell to brag about their achievements, but we often do such "stupid things". If you make a little achievement, you think you're amazing. I always feel that I am better than anyone else, and whatever others do, if it were me, I would do better than him.

As my dad used to tell me, a tree can't make an oasis; One person cannot play all the roles in a play. Any achievement requires the support of one or more people.

The real honor belongs to everyone, and we should all be humble after the achievements, and the stupid old calendar cannot be proud.

Hello, fountain pens and inkwells tell us that in order to be successful, we must keep working hard, keep learning, and constantly improve ourselves. The fountain pen represents learning, which can help us write down our knowledge, record our learning process, and record the results of learning for future reference. The inkwell represents hard work, which can help us integrate knowledge and hard work, constantly improve ourselves, and achieve success at a loss.

Only by continuous learning and continuous efforts can we achieve success.