Stories about working together, stories about working together

Ants, are well known as Hercules. This is because he can carry objects that are several or even hundreds of times heavier than his own weight. However, the ants themselves are too small for a single ant to carry food into the burrow.

What to do? Ants use "unity" to solve this dilemma. This is what I have learned from many observations in recent days.

That day, I found that there were many, many flies at the top of the stairs, so I took a fly swatter from home and killed 2 or 5 flies without hesitation (due to the limitation of ability, I couldn't hit too many). As soon as I turned to continue my search for a new target, an ant was circling my "trophy". After a few turns, he tried to pull the dead fly home, but unfortunately he didn't succeed.

When the ant saw this, it quickly crawled away. I thought this little ant was retreating. But my thoughts were shattered in a few moments, and the little ant brought in a lot of larger ants.

When the ants found out that there were so many delicacies here—flies, they got busy "quickly". I looked closely, and found that there were 5 8 ants carrying a smaller dead fly, and 10 13 ants carrying a larger green-headed fly.

My interest is getting stronger. So I couldn't take my eyes off this interesting thing. Because I wanted to see something more spectacular, I killed a lot of flies and put them all in one place.

It turned out to be exactly what I expected, and voila! The ants poured out their nests, lined up in a long snake formation, and marched towards the "battlefield"! As soon as they arrived at the designated "combat site", the ants immediately dispersed, and in groups of more than 10, they carried the flies to the "ant kingdom" one after another.

Of course, these dozen flies are not enough for them to move, and more than 20 ants are "empty-handed". These "empty-handed" ants are still looking for food. Of course, I didn't want to see the ants have nothing to move, so I picked up the racket and put it in front of the more than 20 "empty-handed" ants after killing the flies.

Let the more than 20 "empty-handed ants" move. Ah, this "grain army" is so vast and magnificent!

I have carefully observed that in the face of so many "delicious", not a single ant steals food, imagine how united the ants are.

Although the ants are small, they are so gregarious, and there is such a concerted and united spirit, this spirit is really worth learning!

Once upon a time there was a king who had ten sons, but these ten sons were competing with each other for power and were not united at all. The old king feared that when he died, they would kill each other for the throne, and if this continued, the country would be torn apart. One day he called the ten sons to him, and gave each of them an arrow to break.

The ten sons broke the arrow in their hands without much effort. And the king gave each of the ten sons ten arrows, and the ten arrows were bound together, and this time, no matter how hard the ten sons tried, none of them could break the ten arrows that were bound together. At this time, the king spoke:

You are like these ten arrows, if you only rely on the strength of one person, it is easy to be defeated, but when you are united, you will be like a bundle of chopsticks, and the strength is strong. The ten sons suddenly realized. This story tells us:

Only together can strength be greatest.

Grade 4 Book 2 Text: The Story of the Swan.

Beautiful Tree Hole》 There is a mountain road between the two mountains, and the small animals come and go every day to walk the mountain road. One day, however, a strong wind blew down a tree. Three elephants come to push, but they can't push; Four tigers came to pull, but they couldn't pull.

The crow said, "It has nothing to do with me, I can fly over." The fawn said

It has nothing to do with me, I can jump over it. The little goat said, "It has nothing to do with me, I can climb the mountain."

However, only the tortoise family could not get there. So they lined up like cars. The little turtle said

I'll flip it over from above! Father Turtle stretched his neck, opened his eyes wide and said, "Little baby, don't go over, you will fall and hurt if you fall."

Several tortoises came, but they couldn't get past and lined up in a long line. A woodpecker said, "I'll peck the hole for you!"

The woodpecker pecked three times on the tree, and its good friends came, and everyone pecked together. One woodpecker's beak pecked painfully, and another woodpecker came to peck; One woodpecker gets tired of pecking, and another woodpecker comes to peck. From morning till night, the valley was filled with the sound of wood-pecking.

At last the three beautiful tree holes were pecked, and the woodpeckers picked bright red flowers and planted them around the tree holes, and the mountain road was opened, and the turtles burrowed through them one by one. The little animals all said that they were beautiful when they saw the tree hole, and only the crows, deer, and goats felt embarrassed.

Wenchuan disaster relief is an example.

The little master's eyes are short-sighted, and he wants to get a pair of glasses.

On the way back from the glasses, the nose and ears reluctantly said, "The eyes are short-sighted, you should wear glasses, but why should the glasses get stuck on us?" He said with his eyes down

Who let the little master make me short-sighted! Or can we have so much pressure? "Listening to the words of the eyes, the nose and ears began to figure out.

One day, when the little master bent down to pick up something, his nose and ears shook vigorously, and the glasses fell to the ground and shattered. The little master's eyes were blurry, and he could only see the outline of things. As he walked forward, he accidentally fell and broke his leg.

The little master had to go for another pair of glasses, which cost a lot of money! At this time, the mouth spoke, "If you don't make trouble, can the little master wrestle?" Can it cost that much money?

After listening to the words of the mouth, the nose and ears no longer dared to make trouble, and they obediently obeyed. They worked together to prop up the glasses, and the little master could see clearly, and often praised them as his good assistants.