After reading the two articles of Aesop s Fables , I am in a hurry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Kneel and beg!!

Reading Aesop's Fables has a feeling.

Aesop's Fables are a gem of ancient Greek literature, which has been loved for thousands of years with its unique wisdom and artistic charm. Indeed, it is precisely because of this that I chose this one among many famous books.

Every story in the book has a deep meaning, and yes, that's what makes fable, and the literary genre of fable, which also reached its peak with Aesop's brushstrokes.

Most of the stories reflect life experiences and extraordinary wisdom. Some stories teach people to think about things comprehensively "Two Frogs"; some illustrate that you can't go against nature and do things reluctantly "The Turtle and the Eagle"; And at high speeds, we can't make empirical mistakes, "The Donkey Carrying Salt" and so on.

Of all the stories, I think the most convincing is "The Short-sighted Thrush".

The story is about a beautiful thrush who goes to eat the fruit of the myrtle tree every autumn. One year, before the fruit of the myrtle tree was ripe, the east bird ran to the myrtle tree every day and sang: "A beautiful life is coming, how happy my heart is singing, looking at the flowers there are blooming, how I yearn for it."

In this way, the thrush goes every day and sings every day. A hunter spotted it and waited there. When the fruit bears, the thrush comes to eat all day every day.

Finally stuck with sticky sticks by hunters. And it sang, "The fruit of the myrtle is so sweet, but it is you who afflict me, for I covet your sweetness so much that I have given up my own ......."”

The point of the story is that don't get too greedy for something, and it will cost you your life. Be far-sighted, not short-sighted like a thrush, the fruit of myrtle is delicious, but when you eat it until you don't even know the danger is approaching, it means that death is not far from you.

This is the same as us, if a student is too greedy for games, and goes to the Internet café with teachers and parents on his back every day, and plays all day, he will definitely lose a lot of money: a waste of money, and all the money that parents have worked hard to earn will be used by you to play games. The second will use the eye to transition, the eye is the window of the soul, so important!

If you don't protect your eyes, will you be tired of wearing more than 1,000-degree eyes in the future? Three and most importantly, if you are addicted to the game, you will unknowingly bury the great time of absorbing knowledge, okay?

Play the game in moderation, it's relaxing, it's a pastime, but if you do it as a job, a task, or a profession, I'm sure it won't do you any good. Students, learning is the most important thing, and if you can put aside all distractions and concentrate on studying, then it is only a matter of time before you get good grades.

Finally, I would like to say a few words: I have a lot of feelings that I can not understand, but I do have a strong ability to understand! All the truth is hidden in the article, but this is only a parable, and I won't say much more.

Reading Aesop's Fables has a feeling.

Today, I finally finished reading Aesop's Fables, which contains 131 fables, all of which are philosophical and intriguing.

I like the fable "The Witch Who Deceives", which is about a witch who cheats around and gets a lot of money. When she was accused of fraud, she was taken to court and executed. It tells us that "those false big ** are often debunked by the ** himself."

I also like the parable "The Young Man and the Butcher", which tells the story of two young men who go to buy meat and come to the butcher shop, and one of them steals a piece of meat and puts it in the arms of the other man, and the butcher turns his head and finds that a piece of meat is missing, and he asks who stole it, and they both say that they did not steal, and the butcher says, "Even if you deceive me, you can't deceive my gods." This article brought me a profound truth: "Lies will always be revealed, be an honest person, don't lie."

And my favorite parable, "The Cat and the Mouse," is about a cat who hears that there are many mice in a house, and he comes to that house, and when he sees a mouse, he kills one, and the mice all go down and hide in the hole, and in order to lure the mouse out of the hole, the cat hangs himself up and pretends to be dead, and a mouse comes out to explore the situation, and when he sees the form of a cat, he says, "Man, even if you become a leash, I will not run to you." "This story brings me another big truth:

Learn from others and you won't make the same mistakes again.

After reading this book, I really came home with a full load. If you're interested in Aesop's Fables, ask your mom and dad to buy it! I'm sure you can learn a lot from it.

The Farmer and the Snake.

A farmer saw a snake frozen in the cold of winter and felt pitiful for it, so he picked it up, carefully carried it into his arms, and warmed it with his warm body. The snake was warmed, and gradually recovered, and came back to life. When it fully regained consciousness, it immediately regained its true nature, and bit the benefactor with its sharp fangs, causing him to suffer a fatal wound.

When the farmer was dying, he said contritmently: "I have pity on the wicked, and I have not distinguished between good and bad, and I have harmed myself and suffered such retribution." ”

Tortoise and hare race. A long time ago, there was an argument between a tortoise and a rabbit, and they both said that they ran faster than each other. So they decided to compete in a competition. Once the route was decided, they started running.

The rabbit lunged to the front and led the way. Seeing that the tortoise was left far behind, the hare felt that he should rest under the tree for a while before continuing the game. So, it sat down under the tree and soon fell asleep.

The tortoise slowly overtook it and completed the entire race, becoming the undisputed champion. The rabbit wakes up and finds that he has lost.

Fox with grapes.

One hot summer day, the fox walked through an orchard, and he stopped in front of a large bunch of ripe and juicy grapes. The fox thought, "I'm thirsty."

So he took a few steps back, lunged forward, and jumped up, but could not reach the grapes. The fox stepped back and tried. Once, twice, three times, but none of them got the grapes.

The fox tried again and again, but without success. Eventually, he decided to give up, holding his head high and saying as he walked, "I'm sure it's sour."

Then the peacock who was about to pick the grapes said, "Since it is sour, then I will not eat it," and then the peacock told the giraffe who was about to pick the grapes, but the giraffe did not pick them, and the giraffe told the monkey in the tree, and the monkey said, "I don't believe it, I don't know the grapes I planted."

It must be sweet," said the monkey, picking a bunch and eating it.

I'd rather give to God than be eaten by you. This story illustrates that for those who are going to die, a worthy death should be chosen.

Here comes the wolf, the raven and the water bottle

Kill the coin is my fierce shuttlecock when I come back,

"Jewels Buried in the Vineyard" After reading Some people say that life is like water in rivers, lakes and seas, ** is distilled clean water, and poetry is a rainbow transformed from water. I think fables are pearls in the waves. Why?

Because I recently watched "Aesop's Fables", I immediately understood a lot of principles of being a human being, like accumulating a lot of wealth for my life. The story that touched me the most in this book was "Jewels Buried in the Vineyard".

The gist of the parable is this: A farmer who had saved up a great fortune was not relieved when he was seriously ill with three delicious and lazy sons. In order for his sons to be self-reliant, he came up with a solution.

He told his three sons that there was a jar of jewelry buried under the vineyard and that they were going to dig it. Eventually, the three sons learned that there were no jewels in the vineyard. Jewelry is actually the result of hard work.

Although the story is short, the truth is big. As we often say, pie can't fall from the sky, and all fruits are created by labor. At the same time, it also tells us not to be lazy and lazy, but to work diligently in order to achieve success.

When I read about these three sons, I seemed to see the shadow of Liu Yujie in our class. He is also a very lazy person, often does not write homework, and refuses to use his brain when he encounters difficult problems, just waiting for the teacher to explain. I'm going to show him this parable, and maybe he'll be able to change his ways.

In fact, there are many lazy people in life, and there are many people who have ruined their beautiful lives because of laziness. Like Fang Zhongyong in ancient times, he could compose poetry at the age of five, was talented, and was known as a prodigy, but because he didn't want to make progress, he finally became a very mediocre person. It seems that he does not understand the truth that genius comes from hard work.