Who knows the Don t Starve That Horse handout?

Paragraphs 1-3: "I" often go to the bookstall to read books for nothing.

Paragraphs 4 to 9: Dad found out about "me", taught "me" not to read in vain, and told me to sell horse grass to read.

Paragraphs 10 to 18: However, the horse grass is not easy to sell, and the disabled teenager who guards the bookstall lied that he had a horse in his family in order to let "me" see the book, so he put away "my" horse grass and let me read the book.

Paragraphs 19-27: Once, "I" found out about the teenager's lie and was very sad.

1. Mainly wrote about the "I" who loves to read, when I lost the opportunity to read books and was forced to sell horse grass to earn money for reading, the disabled young man who set up the bookstall deceived "me" that there was a horse at home, and bought the horse grass of "empty acre of me", so that "I" had the opportunity to continue reading books with him. He praised the good intentions of the disabled young people who did not care about their own gains and losses and wanted "me" to study, and expressed the gratitude of "me" after learning the truth.

2, the author of "Don't Starve That Horse" is Xu Shengao, mainly writing that "I", who loves to read, go to the small bookstall every day to read books, and my father makes "me" sell horse grass to make money in order to maintain the livelihood of others, and the young man in order to make "me" able to read books, he lied that there is a horse at home and bought all the horse grass for "me". He praised the beautiful soul of young people who would rather suffer poverty themselves than let "me" read books.

3. The current author has published a collection of essays of the same name, "Don't Starve That Horse", which consists of several short stories that touch the heart and have white lies, including this article.

4. This article was selected into the 10th lesson of the sixth grade of primary school in the People's Education Edition.

Xu Shengao (1965—), a native of Changde, Hunan, now lives in Haidong, Qinghai Province, a writer, mainly engaged in the creation of small ** and prose essays, and his biography is slightly included in the "Character Volume" of the "Lotus County Chronicles".

So far, more than 300 lyrics have been published, and more than 30 lyrics (including those that have been composed) have won awards in various types of lyrics and song competitions at all levels across the country.

The work "Don't Starve That Horse" was included in the standard version of the primary school Chinese textbook of the People's Education Course.

He has published more than 600 news works in "People**", "Jiangxi**", "Pingxiang**", etc., and some news works have won the "Socialist Ethics and Fashion Excellence Award" in six provinces and one city in East China by "People**".

He has written school songs, factory songs, and image promotion song lyrics for many units, and many media have given a grand introduction to his lyrics creation performance.

His main works include "Life and Death in Essays", "Don't Starve the Horse", "Big Money to Buy Books", "Thank You for Your Birthday", "Kindness Like Water", "The Boy Who Picked Up Wine Bottles", "Love in Motuo", "Leave a Smiling Face" and so on.

Xu Shengao, male, Han nationality, born in Li County, Changde City, Hunan Province, born in January of the year, member of the Hunan Writers Association, author of "Don't Starve That Horse", Xu Shengao.

Now a professional freelance writer, mainly engaged in the creation of **, prose, stories, documentaries and other genres, his works are known for being touching, and he is known as a "tear-jerking expert" in the circle. And "Don't Starve That Horse" has been included in the text of the tenth lesson of the sixth grade book of the People's Teaching. So far, he has published more than 500 literary works in many journals such as "Hunan Literature", "Bosom Friend", "Family", "Story Club" and other journals under his real name and multiple pen names, with a total of more than 2 million words, several of which have been published in "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Special Attention" and other publications**, and have been included in literary works by many publishing houses.

Among them, "I Want to Ask for a Book" was included in "One Hundred Years and One Hundred Classic Miniature **", and "Don't Starve That Horse" was selected into the sixth-grade Chinese textbook of the People's Education Edition, which is a selected text. In addition, many articles have won awards, such as "Three Women in One Dress", "Kindness Like Water", and "Leave a Smiling Face" were rated as "the most influential stories" for three consecutive years, among which "Three Women in One Dress" won the Excellence Award of the first China Story Festival China Folk Literature and Art Mountain Flower Award. His personal deeds have been reported by ** TV station, Hunan Satellite TV, Guangdong Satellite TV, Hebei TV and many others.

The main works circulating on the Internet are: "Don't Starve That Horse", "I Want to Ask for a Book", "Thank You for Your Birthday", "Kindness Like Water", "The Boy Who Picked Up the Wine Bottle", "The Best Reward", "That Night Her Heart Was As Calm as Water", "Love in Motuo", "Leave a Smiling Face", "Life and Death in the Essay" and so on.

Hello uncles and aunts, there are 3 times, the first time: the disabled young man worked hard to prevent me from selling horse grass and allowed me to read!

The second time: The disabled youth wants Biyun not to refuse this useless horse grass!

The third time: I show my concern and gratitude for young people with disabilities!

May I? Please don't step on it.