Stories of animals and plants that love life should be true, and give multiple examples

Nature's revelation.

The ancients once had an extremely profound saying: Learn from nature. That's awesome! Nature has taught us many, many lessons, and each one is more and more wonderful. Let's start with three stories.

One of the stories: AB was originally two unrelated trees, but because they were tightly entangled by the green vines, they grew together unconsciously, and since they grew together, A trees also bear a new kind of fruit, the appearance is still A, but the taste is similar to B.

Look at! Nature is wonderful, and as soon as it was inspired, horticulturists suddenly realized that they had learned to graft in one fell swoop.

Story 2: In order to dry clothes, someone once tied iron wires to two trees not far from each other, and over time, the iron wires formed an iron hoop and firmly strangled into the trunk of the tree, and a deep groove was cut on the tree. Two years later, the iron hoop was strangled deep into the tree, and the poor tree seemed to be certain to die, but a miracle happened because of this, and instead of strangling to death, the strong tree stood firmly, and swallowed the terrible iron hoop alive!

And all this happened to be seen by an extremely desperate old man, and he got the courage to live again. The old man has cancer! He overcame his illness and survived.

After living for several more years, the last words he uttered when he died were: Thank you to the tree!

Look at! Nature is so profound that although it is silent, it can give people extraordinary power.

Story 3: Do you know the origin of pearls? Don't look at them as magnificent as stars, but their origin is like a terrible and long dream.

Since a pebble suddenly fell into the tender body of the pearl oyster, this terrible nightmare began! The rough stone tormented it day and night, stinging it, but it was so strong that it not only accepted the sudden pain, but also resolutely bit it, without a sound or a sound, and so on year after year, until it became a brilliant pearl.

This is a thrilling lesson! Does nature tell us in a unique way the meaning of suffering? It was a sacred tempering.

Yes, there are many more similar stories. The ripe ears of wheat hang their heads down, and that teaches us to be humble. A swarm of ants can carry away big bones, and that's teaching us unity.

Gentle droplets of water can drip through rocks, and that teaches us tenacity. Bees are busy shuttling among the flowers, which teaches us to be industrious. The grass silently retracted the leaves, which told us not to stretch the field too much.

Yes, nature is the best teacher. As long as we are willing to learn, we will gain every day.

There are a lot to see here.

A small wasp flew into the house, and when it circled twice and was about to fly out, it collided with the glass. I guess this little guy probably didn't know that there was such a thing as "glass" in the world! The mountains outside are still mountains, and the water is still water, so why can't they get out?

So, I became interested in the little guy and observed it with interest, and after many collisions, he finally gave up. After thinking about it for a long time, it finally found a hole in the screen window ——— where it came——— the exit of its life!

Looking at the little wasp flying happily outside the window, I was shocked, what a clever little guy! What a vivid interpretation of "seeking the exit of life" in every move! What a simple and strong desire to survive!

In the vast world, there are countless lives, some great, some small, but what I admire the most is a humble but tenacious plant - cactus.

I fell in love with cacti because of a pot of craft cacti (the kind of potted cacti with colored leaves), and that day, I went to the flower market with a few friends, and after entering, I took a casual look and said to the boss, "I want the best pot of flowers." So he brought me a pot of coloured cacti and said, "

That's it! You can live without watering for a month. I said

Good! After that, I took it home and looked at it closely, and it came in all kinds of shapes, from round to long ......There are also many colors, red, yellow, green, ......The thorns are always protected from external aggression, and it does not have the strong roots of other plants, but it has a strong shell that many plants do not have. It can be seen that God is fair, and if he closes one door, he will definitely open another window.

Suddenly, I had the idea to open it and see what was inside, so I started to do it, I held it with a thick piece of paper, I wore a pair of gloves, and I held a knife, but I didn't know what to do, and finally cut it vertically. It was not the hard inner shell I imagined, but the kind of juicy state, like a drop of green teardrops that flowed out before it died, it turned out that its heart was so fragile, it seemed that I had "poisoned the creature", I really regretted it, of course, I couldn't bear to throw it away, so I had to tie the cut with a thread and re-implant it in the basin.

Two weeks later, something unexpected happened, the leaves that had been cut in half actually grew together again, and it came back to life. I was amazed at how tenaciously it struggled back from the brink of death, and at this time it continued to grow and grow with its vigorous vitality, and ......

I immediately looked up everything about cacti on the Internet, and it turned out that it is still so powerful: it can be used for burns, scalds, mosquito bites and other anti-inflammatory purposes, and it can be eaten ...... by removing the shellIt's an amazing plant.

It is tenacious, but flashy, just for this, we should also respect it and love it!

Xiaocao: If you want to write an essay, it will become a storm, Xiaocao is dying, and she has been alive for 2 days. If you want an example.

Just write about an adult who tramples on the lawn and puts the grass away, but after a while it will be alive.

Hero of the Ant Country. The first story in "The Song of Life" tells the story of a group of ants who twist into a ball in the face of the raging fire god and rush out of the sea of fire under the protection of the heroes of the ant kingdom who are scorched on the outside. The story celebrates the invaluable spirit of cooperation and dedication of the disadvantaged in critical moments of life and death.

Sunflowers, towards the sun, the source of life.

Small grass grows in the mountains of the Waiqiang.

Yes, there is a piece of "Poplar Tree" in the primary school text, and I don't know if it is not suitable.