Is there a good paragraph about Gorky s Childhood and Fabre s Insects to appreciate, thank you

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Main content: "Childhood" is an autobiographical **, the protagonist of the text Alyosha has experienced ups and downs, in fact, Gorky's childhood life.

Good thing": was the first excellent person Alyosha met, and he left an indelible impression on Alyosha's psyche.

Insects is a masterpiece by the outstanding French entomologist Fabre, and it is also an immortal work, not only a literary masterpiece, but also a scientific encyclopedia.

"Insects" is not only imbued with awe of life, but also contains a certain spirit. That spirit is truth-seeking, that is, the pursuit of truth, the search for truth. This is the Fabre spirit. Under the guidance of "Insects", I will continue to explore the magical world of insects.

In recent days, I have read "Insects" by the famous French writer Fabre. I was deeply attracted to this book. It describes the living habits of hundreds of species of insects in vivid and interesting language, and gave me a detailed understanding of insects.

Fabre opened the door to the world of insects for me. I didn't like insects before. After reading this book, I think insects are sometimes very interesting and industrious.

If there were no bees, we would not be able to eat honey; Without ants, it would be difficult for people to appreciate the charm of unity; If there were no butterflies, nature would not have so many beautiful flowers ......Insects are also rich in emotions like humans, and they have both an ugly side and a good side.

For example, the cicada is a self-reliant insect and a singer of nature, and it brings us high singing in the summer, but people don't like it very much because its voice is too noisy. The ant is an industrious insect that has historically been seen as a symbol of industriousness and unity, but Fabre has found that ants are sometimes greedy and ferocious, and they can loot the cicadas' hard-earned food. ┅┅

After reading this book, I learned that I can't just listen to what others say, but to observe, think, practice, and find the right answer by myself, and to observe things from different angles, and to study and think about the topic in two.

"Insects" not only allowed me to understand insects and change my incorrect views on some insects in the past, but also taught me a lot of truths, learned how to observe things and research topics. "Insects" is really a rare good book.

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