Reflections on Gulliver s Travels and Fifty Questions with Answers 5

Sisters, write it yourself. I wrote it all myself. Don't fool yourself.

As soon as I opened the table of contents of "Gulliver's Travels", I was deeply attracted by the detailed and interesting content. Lilliputian and Adult-like ......As soon as you look at it, you will know that it must be very interesting. I couldn't wait to open the book.

Lilliput, that is, Lilliputia. This is a very developed country, where the people have a good standard of living, and they are very clear and sensible about people and things. But their ** is really not very good, the king listens to the slander of the villain, forms gangs within the government, deceives me, selects according to the dance on the rope**, and fights with neighboring countries for many years.

In fact, the author did not only write the story of Lilliput here, but also satirized the British government at that time, which was similar to Lilliput, with Tories and Whigs vying for power, and Britain and France were in turmoil. This was the mastery of the author, because at that time the writer in England would be connected to his own country when he saw Liliput. The author's description is very vivid, as if he followed the cute little people he saw in Liliput.

After reading an article or a book, write down the feelings, experiences, education, and enlightenment you have received, and the written article is called "Reading Feelings".How do you write a feeling after reading? The basic idea of the impression after reading is as follows:

1) Briefly describe the relevant content of the original text. Such as the title of the book and the article, the author, the year of writing, and a summary of the content of the original book or original text. The purpose of writing this part is to explain where the feelings come from and to pave the way for the discussion that follows.

In this part, we must give prominence to the word "simplified," and we must not describe the specific content of the books and texts we have read in large paragraphs, but should briefly describe the parts that are directly related to our impressions, and omit things that have nothing to do with our feelings.

2) Clarify the basic point. Choose the point that you feel the most and make it clear in a concise sentence. Such a sentence can be called an "opinion sentence".

This opinion sentence expresses the central thesis of the article. The position of the "opinion sentence" in the text can be flexible, it can be at the beginning, at the end of the text, or in the middle of the text. For students who are new to writing, it is best to use a straightforward approach and write your ideas at the beginning of the article.

3) Present facts and reason around basic points. This part is the ontology part of the discussion, which is the elaboration of the basic viewpoint (that is, the central thesis), and proves the correctness of the viewpoint by presenting facts and reasoning, so as to make the argument more prominent and convincing. In this process, we should pay attention to the fact that the facts and reasoning that are laid out must closely revolve around the basic viewpoint and serve the basic viewpoint.

4) Connect with reality around basic ideas. A good feeling after reading should have the atmosphere of the times and a sense of truth. To do this, you must be good at connecting with reality.

This "reality" can be an individual's thoughts, words and deeds, experiences, or a certain social phenomenon. When connecting with reality, we should also pay attention to closely centering on the basic viewpoint and serving the viewpoint, instead of blindly linking it and disconnecting it from the front to the back. The above four points are the basic ideas of writing and reading feelings, but this idea is not immutable, and we must be good at mastering it flexibly.