How to end an essay on the revelation of ants?

On a sunny weekend, I went out into the garden with some cookies to see the humble little ants.

I found a small ant in the dirt by the flower bed, so I followed it to an ant hole, and then I put a cookie about a dozen centimeters away from the mouth of the ant hole, and waited patiently.

My wait was not in vain, and within a few minutes an ant climbed onto the cookie, but it just touched the cookie with its tentacles next to it and left. I thought to myself, could it be that ants don't like cookies? But what happened next was to tell me that my worries were unnecessary, and after a while, the ant returned, followed by many ants, who climbed up the biscuits, and broke them down into extremely small slags, and then each ant carried, pushed, carried, and so on, and walked back in a very orderly manner, and after a while, the decomposed biscuits were all taken back to their burrows by the ants.

I was stunned to see this scene, and I was deeply moved by the spirit and wisdom of the ants in unity. A biscuit, seemingly impossible to move, was transported back to the anthill with the concerted efforts of the ants. The actions of the ants taught me that together, we are the power to overcome everything.

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Text: When it comes to ants, many people think that they are weak. But to an observer of ants, they are considered to be very powerful.

The power of ants is amazing. Once, I put some biscuits for them to eat, and found that a small ant actually carried a large biscuit several times larger than myself and ran into his "home"! When the little ant was about to get home, the other two big ants came to help him, and when the little ant saw that the big ant had come to help him, he let go of his mouth and moved the biscuits to the place where I had put them.

Not only is the strength of the ants very amazing, but the combat effectiveness is also top-notch. Once, I saw two ants and a big beetle fighting over a piece of bread, and when the two ants were about to fight, they touched their tentacles with their antennae, as if to speak, and after a while, one ant hurried away, and the other ant continued to fight with the big beetle.

After a while, the ant that had gone came back and brought dozens of ants with it, like an army. The ants rushed up together, but the beetle could not support it and fled in defeat. One group of ants carried the food home, and another group of ants carefully "carried" their sacrificial companions home.

Children, after reading this article, you must not dare to say that ants are weak!

Ants are a symbol of industriousness, and hopefully we can learn from their spirit and be industrious in life.

Although ants may seem small, they are always stronger than humans in terms of heart and strength.

I don't know, I'm sorry. I'll help you if I know.

The philosophy of life that we can understand through ants.

1. Never give up. Try to block the ant's path, but it will immediately find another way out, either by climbing over the obstacle, or by getting through the gap where the obstacle is low, or by taking a detour until it dodges the obstacle. And never give up until the goal is achieved.

That's where ants come in hand. On the other hand, many people nowadays fall down when they encounter a little setback, with no perseverance or perseverance. 2. Plan ahead.

This word is vividly expressed in the body of ants, and every time it is hot summer, you can find swarms of ants in places with soil, and the number is amazing, dense, and innumerable. These ants are busy from morning to night, to raise food for the winter, and if they find a large piece of food, they will come in groups to carry the object until they return it to their nest. In this way, after a hot summer, by the time of winter, they will have enough food to survive the cold winter, and they will still have enough food and clothing.

Nowadays, many people do nothing without preparation in advance, and when problems and difficulties come to them, they are often at a loss, rushing to deal with them, panicking, hurrying, and finally achieving nothing. 3. Be full of expectations. In the bitter cold winter, the ants stay in the warm nest, and they do not have to brave the cold to go out to find food, because they have already prepared the food for the winter in the hot summer.

All they have to do is wait for the next summer to come. Occasionally, in good weather, departmental ants will crawl out of their nests to move their muscles, and once the weather changes, they will burrow into their warm nests and wait for the next sunny day. Fourth, do your best.

Although ants seem very small in the eyes of us humans, why have they been able to reproduce so much that they have survived until now? It depends on their quality and spirit of perseverance and dedication. You may ask:

How much food can an ant prepare for winter in a summer? There is only one answer given by the ants: do your best.

And looking back at the people now, before the task is completed, they are discouraged, and they keep hinting to themselves: This is too difficult, I can't do it! But.

How do you know you can't do it without trying? I only know how to blindly deny myself and don't believe in myself. Words like this.

It is possible that in the eyes of others, you can only be a mediocre person for the rest of your life, you will not be able to make a difference in your life, you will not be able to do great things in your life, and you can only be willing to fall in the end.

Today, on the way out of school, I found a dying green worm slowly wriggling, and I also saw a small ant spinning around next to the big green worm, as if trying to get it back to the nest, but there was nothing I could do, because the big green worm was indeed too large for a small ant.

I kept my eyes on them to see how things would play out. Although this little ant is so small compared to the big green worm, but it is not willing to give up this hard-won delicacy easily, I saw it pull from the head of the big green worm for a while, and push it from the tail for a while. I think the little ant will be exhausted and will be helpless to go home, how do I know that something strange happened, I saw the two tentacles on the head of the little ant keep swinging up and down, I was wondering, I don't know what it is going to do, after a while, a swarm of ants came to the big green worm, some pushed, some pulled, some lazy guys even climbed on the big green worm to enjoy the delicious.

In the end, the huge green worms were successfully transported back to the nest by countless tiny ants.

Yes! Little ants all have this spirit of perseverance, solidarity and mutual assistance, let alone us? Let us remember Zweig's statement that all human work, if it is worth doing, and to be done well, should be given full attention.

Tiny ants are insignificant, and as long as we lightly step on them, their lives are gone. However, there is a valuable quality in ants that we humans can learn from - solidarity and cooperation.

I remember one time, I was walking in front of my house, and suddenly I saw a biscuit on the ground, and there was a small ant standing next to the biscuit, and I thought: What is this little ant doing? So I crouched down curiously and looked at the little ant carefully.

I saw that he first used his tentacles to top the biscuits, but the biscuits did not move at all. It made me understand that it was going to lift the cookie up. As I continued to observe, it tried to push the biscuit forward with its front feet, but it wouldn't move.

Finally, it struggled to carry the biscuit on its back, but as soon as it carried it, it couldn't bear it, so it put it down again. Although the little ant did not leave, it could be seen that it was disappointed. The little ant walked back and forth in front of the cookie again, as if thinking of something, and then quietly left, I thought:

This little ant must have given up, and I have nothing more to see, so go home. Just as I was getting up to leave, I suddenly saw a large group of ants walking towards the biscuit, and it was the little ant that took the lead! Under the command of the little ants, the ants lined up in two rows on both sides of the biscuits, the big ones carried on their backs, and the small ones were topped with their antennae, and finally lifted the biscuits, and I kept watching the biscuits and the group of ants, watching them disappear into the green grass.

It is impossible for a small ant to move this biscuit, but when many ants think about it together and work hard together, it condenses into a powerful force - the power of unity and cooperation. Therefore, we must learn to unite and cooperate, help each other, and not insist on going our own way. That's what I learned from the fact that ants move food.

None of that, I tell you.

Today, the teacher assigned an essay entitled "Ants Move to Eat", and it just so happened that there was an ant hole in front of my house, and I was going to take a closer look at it today.

I heard that ants have a sweet tooth, so I put a few grains of sugar and some sweet crackers about a meter away from the ant's nest, and then I squatted there and waited for the ants to appear.

I waited for a long time, but I still didn't see an ant, I thought: I put the food too far away from their nest, so that they can't smell the fragrance, and are not attracted to it, so I tried to move the food forward a little, and finally the first ant appeared, I saw it slowly crawling towards the white sugar and biscuits I sprinkled on the ground, I saw it first turn around the biscuit a few times, then push left and right, but the biscuit is simply a behemoth to it, no matter how hard it tries, The biscuits are still "standing" there like a Tarzan, not moving. I thought it would be deflated, but it turned its head to a few grains of sugar next to it, and this time it didn't take much effort to put a single piece of sugar in front of its head and slowly crawled into its home.

After a while I saw a large group of ants lined up in a neat line slowly moving towards the biscuits, and finally saw "Tarzan", they were ecstatic, close to "Tarzan" and then swarmed up, the ants gathered more and more, and finally these small forces condensed together into a huge force, pushing "Tarzan" towards their home slowly forward...

I was deeply touched by this spirit, and he gave me a revelation: a small ant has such a strong team spirit, and they know that unity is strength, so if each of us can understand this truth, what else can not be done?

1.Say you've seen ants there, say what ants are moving, ants are escaping.

2.Narrative of this event is often done with rhetoric.

3.Write about your own experiences.

Ants can move objects that are many times their own weight, and ants are very group spirit, will not engage in individualism, you can write down your own feelings and experiences according to these two points, for example, in society, if you do not have the same collective spirit as ants, then whether it is a person or a country, it is destined to not be able to gain a foothold in this society.

It is best to use an interlude to describe a specific ant incident.

Ants carry food.

Yesterday evening, I found a little frog with a broken leg squatting motionless on the ground in my yard, and it still emitted a foul smell, I hurriedly went to the back room to get a broom, and wanted to sweep out the body of the little frog, just as I wanted to sweep, I saw a few little ants crawling around the little frog, their waists slightly bent, as if very Russian. They kept using their tentacles to explore around, like a hunter looking for prey, until finally it found the dead baby frog. At first, they circled around the little frog a few times to make sure it was dead, and then boldly climbed up and down the little frog's body, like archaeologists engrossed in studying a dinosaur fossil.

Suddenly, one of the little ants climbed off the little frog's body and quickly left. I thought: maybe it's going to the Ant Legion to carry food!

So, I squatted patiently on the ground, trying to confirm my idea. After a while, I saw a row of ants moving towards the frog. The army of ants slowly approached the little frog and quickly climbed up the body of the little frog, and then the ants bit off a piece of frog meat, and then bit the frog meat tightly, and carried it away, maybe the food was too heavy for them, and they were all pressed low, and the food on their mouths was also crumbling, and at this critical moment, another batch of small ants came, and the two groups of ants quickly merged together and moved the food back to the hole.

The rest of the moving work went smoothly, and I was really surprised when I saw this scene: "Oh, these little ants know how to unite!" "Their small bodies do not mean that they are small and incompetent, but that they are persevering, strong and gregarious.

And what about us? What else is there besides being bigger than them and having a more complex brain? We should follow what Sage Confucius said, "choose those who are good and follow them", and we should choose the advantages of ants to learn from their spirit of solidarity and mutual assistance!