The story of my relationship with Chinese characters should be real. 500 words

My story with Chinese characters.

Chinese characters, I deal with them every day. It is also a good friend of mine, and I had many interesting stories with it when I was growing up.

When I was a child, I had a soft spot for Chinese characters, and after I painted, I would always pick up a pen and sign my name on the drawing. At that time, I was very young, and I could only write a few simple words such as "big", "small", and "human". I wrote "Little Adult" crookedly on the corner of the drawing.

Sometimes if you can't remember it, you can write it as "big and small", or it as "big and small". Looking at it now, I can't help but laugh out loud.

By the time I graduated from kindergarten, I would finally be able to write my name. In order to make my painting look better, I divided the three characters of Zhang Hening into the four corners of the painting, and I actually wrote the left and right characters of the crane character into two characters. At the time, I didn't think it was ridiculous, and I was proud!

When I was in elementary school, I ridiculously wrote "rooster" as "chicken divided" and "hen" as "every chicken" in my composition. When the teacher sees it, he will draw a few red circles on my composition.

Although these are just mistakes due to sloppiness, they have always made me respect Chinese characters, and I feel that Chinese characters are so magical, so interesting, and more and deeper than that kind of pinyin characters can express. It is precisely because of the fun of Chinese characters that I also love to write essays. I want to whisper to the Chinese characters from the bottom of my heart:

I love you! ”

In the process of literacy and literacy, I also had some interesting stories with Chinese characters. I remember one time, during the Olympic Games, when the word "proud" appeared on the TV screen, I innocently pointed at them and said proudly to my father: "White elephant!"

Before I could react, my dad burst out laughing. It turned out to be the word "proud".

Chinese characters are so interesting, similar to the shape of the word, shape of the phonetic character, homophone ......The reason why I like Chinese characters is because of their variations, their peculiarity, their appearance, they are like little elves, so interesting, so lively, and can express a joyful mood at any time.

As a Chinese, I feel honored and proud. Because, we have a unique Chinese character in China - that is, Chinese characters. In the company of Chinese characters, I live every day happily.

This is my story with Chinese characters.

Today, the teacher asked us to collect anagrams about Chinese characters. "Bell-bell-" The class bell rang, and the students walked back to the classroom one after another. After a while, the teacher came with a spring breeze on his face.

In this lesson, we will organize an activity about Chinese characters, who prepared the anagrams? The teacher said kindly. "Me!

The students spoke in unison.

I would like to invite Mr. Zhang Zhenwei to speak. Students, there are eyes that cannot be seen, and there are hearts that cannot remember. What is this word? Zhang Zhenwei asked.

The students pondered for a moment. "I know! A classmate stood up, "It's the death of death!"

Why? The students were puzzled. "Isn't it blind to see with eyes?

If you can't remember it, don't you just forget the words? The word 'blind' and the word 'forget' both have one thing in common - both have the word 'death'! "It's so much fun!

The students sighed.

Chinese characters are amazing and fun! Speaking of kanji, I am reminded of a story. Once upon a time, a man used too much force to chop wood, and accidentally threw off his axe and injured others.

The injured went to the yamen to file a complaint. The man panicked and hurriedly wrote an explanation of the situation. It reads:

One day, when chopping wood, he used too much force and injured people with an axe. As soon as the government saw it, they convicted the man.

From this point of view, each Chinese character, with one more stroke and one less stroke, has a completely different meaning. If it is really a thousand words in the economic contract, and if it is written incorrectly, the consequences will be unimaginable.

The development of Chinese characters has a long history, and every word and sentence has a moving story, and we swim in the ocean of Chinese characters every day. The witty after-break made me laugh; The witty verses make my heart refreshed; The touching chapter nurtured my growth; The sonorous and powerful sentences inspired my fighting spirit ......

As long as we understand more Chinese characters and embody them with our hearts, we can gain knowledge and wealth.

An impressive kanji story lesson.

The bamboo plain is one zhang high, the end is folded to the ground, go to the three feet, and ask how high the bamboo is? ”

The Chinese teacher didn't say anything, smiled slightly, looked at us, and then asked, "Who will do this question?" "The students are all lost in thought.

Tree' means, right? The teacher asked, "What does adding a horizontal line under the 'wood' mean?"

What does adding a horizontal bar to the top of the 'wood' mean? The students suddenly realized, "Isn't it the meaning of 'roots' and 'treetops'?" The teacher said

You're so smart. So, do you know what kind of characters are used for 'wood', 'ben' and 'mo'? "The teacher drew a tree-like 'wood' character on the blackboard, which everyone said was a pictogram.

Then, the teacher told everyone that 'this' and 'end' both refer to the word thing, and the upper and lower horizontal lines both refer to the symbol of the thing. Then, the teacher said, "Chinese characters are very wonderful, and it is difficult to understand the meaning of sentences correctly if you don't understand the meaning of words."

Today, let's learn the 'wonderful Chinese characters'. ”

Next, the teacher told a lot of vivid and interesting stories about Chinese characters, and the class was very active.

This is really an impressive kanji story lesson.

Lou mainly writes essays? It's a lot of work. I don't think anyone will bother to get your 15 points.

I'll give you some material. When I was 11 years old, a stall selling jujube paste in the market was written incorrectly, and the word "mud" was written incorrectly. I asked him, "How much is a pound of jujube?" and he was stunned for a long time.

Later, I saw that the stall owner corrected it.