Watermelon allows us to understand the truth of being a person and doing things

Oh, yes, have a red heart.

The truth of being a human being includes social morality and the like, such as whether or not to help the elderly cross the road, and not to be in conscience.

Doing bad things and so on.

There is also the family aspect, arguing with your parents, and apologizing, which give you insights and inspiration.

And so on and so forth, the insights you get from reading a book.

If you want to write a good assignment, you don't care how profound the truth is, but you care about the truth and resonate with social reality.

My own things are used by others, I don't ask a word, I don't say thank you, and I use it so naturally... the dish )

People are good at being bullied, and horses are good at being ridden.

"The Story of the Ant and the Watermelon" tells people the importance of cooperation, and the wisdom and strength of the crowd can help us solve problems. At the same time, this story also tells us not to give up easily when we encounter problems, and to know how to use our own brains to solve problems.

The power of a few ants is very small, and the power of a group of people working together is infinite. The ants relied on collective strength and collective wisdom to solve the problem and successfully transported the watermelon to the home, which is the truth of "everyone gathers firewood and the flame is high". As a member of the class, there should be a sense of collective pride.

"The Story of the Ant and the Watermelon" story introduction:

On a hot summer day, four little ants found half of the watermelon, the watermelon was red, the seeds were black, and the watermelon skin was green, and it looked fresh. The ants were so hot and thirsty that they jumped for joy. They climbed up and ate it, and one of the ants was so thirsty that he got into the watermelon like a drill and ate it, and another ant stood up and said

It's so delicious, let's take it home and eat it! Everyone nodded their heads.

They pushed, pushed, pushed, and couldn't push, and an ant had to stride back and ask everyone to push the watermelon together, and everyone came to push the watermelon, but it still couldn't move. The little ants brought a long branch and tried to pry the watermelon up, but the branches were flattened, and the watermelon remained on the ground.

At this time, a little ant who called himself a "smart ant" among the ants said to the queen: "We can move it down one by one, and then let the powerful ants carry the watermelon back." The queen ant nodded, and did it, and some ants climbed on top of the watermelon and moved it down piece by piece, and then the ants with great strength carried it back.

Eventually, they brought all the little watermelons back, and they no longer had to worry about running out of food.

The above content reference:

The content of the book Ants and Watermelons is as follows: A family of four went on an outing and left a piece of uneaten watermelon on the grass in the wild, and four small ants found it.

This watermelon, they want to transport the watermelon home. However, a piece of watermelon is so large and tempting to the ants. In order to bring the delicious watermelon home, the ants collectively set out to carry the watermelon. As a result, they still couldn't move it, so they came up with a way to divide the watermelon into small pieces and transport it home, first fill the house, and then be happy.

Eat a full meal. Finally, it was so much fun to play the slide on the watermelon!

This story depicts a group of hard-working, intelligent, united, and optimistic little ants, which made me understand that the power of unity is powerful, and the wisdom of the collective is infinite!