How many books have you read so far? What is the best book?

I usually read more than a dozen paper books every year, and I think the best book I read is Cao Wenxuan's "Grass House", because I think it is too wonderful and touching, I specially found the movie version and watched it again.

So far, I've probably read a dozen books, don't dislike me for being uneducated! I think there is a book that touches me a lot, "The Ordinary World", after reading this book, I understand that everyone lives an ordinary life, and there are those hardships in life that must be borne and cannot be avoided but faced. Ordinary life is not mediocre.

I've read more than 100 books, and I personally think the best book is How Steel is Made, which is very meaningful.

Rural China", which is deeply touching and inspiring. This book mainly studies the humanistic environment of the local society, the traditional social structure, the distribution of power, the moral system, the rituals, the blood and geography, etc., which allows me to read and understand the phenomenon of the local society and see the essence, which is of great help to our growth.

Good words: contempt, mud and water, contempt, unadaptable, erratic, clear, insignificant, cathartic, abstract, disadvantaged, honorable, willing, evacuating, selfish, unreachable.

Good sentences: 1. Love is an adventure and a groping for the unknown. This is different from friendship, friendship can stop to understand to some extent, love does not stop, it is the pursuit.

2. Emotional indifference is an expression of stable social relations. The power to stabilize social relations is not feelings, but understanding.

3. In a culture where there is a lack of change, there is a social difference between the older and the younger, and the older has coercive power over the younger. This is the basis of a blood society. Consanguinity means that people and the rights and duties of a person are determined according to kinship.

Kinship is a relationship between procreation and marriage.

Journey to the West, three dozen white bone spirits.

Recently, I read "Camel Xiangzi" written by Mr. Lao She, which tells a poignant story with Xiangzi as the main character.

The story tells the tragic story of Xiangzi, a rickshaw driver in the city of Beiping, old China. Xiangzi came to the city, made money by pulling a car, he worked hard, dreaming that one day he would bother Bibi to buy a foreign car, and with his efforts, he finally bought a foreign car, but it was robbed. But he didn't give up hope, he still worked hard and saved his savings, but the reality gave him another slap, the money was snatched away again, and in the face of countless blows, he was hit by the dark reality and fell into the beginning, and he could no longer muster up the courage to live.

I've read quite a few good books, including:

1. "The Kite Runner": This is a famous **, which tells the story of an Afghan boy's struggle and exploration in order to realize his dream.

2, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty": This is a series of documentary **, describing various social problems in Chinese mainland in the 16th century, as well as the historical changes experienced during the Ming Dynasty.

3, "Alive": This is a classic**, which tells the life of a farmer full of struggles and his inner struggles.

4. "The Little Prince": This is a classic fairy tale, telling the story of a little prince who visits different planets, visits different forms of life, and understands the truth and true meaning of life.

5. "One Hundred Years of Solitude": This is a moving story that records the story of multiple generations of a family, as well as the changes in people's thoughts in the changing times. Hope.

Body: I love the book Aesop's Fables, 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 such a large oak tree to be blown by the wind, but those soft reeds could survive, and I want 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. My mother taught me a sentence in the Analects: "Sensitive and studious, not ashamed to ask" is the meaning.