What does a little bird s essay teach you?

Revelation: Don't hurt animals for the sake of momentary happiness, they also have their own happiness.

A small bird. There was a little bird, whose nest was resting on the highest branch, and whose feathers were not yet full, and could not fly far; Every day, they only chirp in the nest and talk to the two old birds, and they feel very happy.

This morning, it woke up. The two old birds went to feed. It poked its head out and saw the bright sunshine, the green trees, and the good scenery of the earth; Its little brain was suddenly full of novelty, and it shook its feathers, flew to the branches, and released its song in praise of "nature".

Its voice is full of clarity, lightness, harmony, and beauty, and when it is sung, it is as if it is "self-lacking" and listening with a smile.

There were many children under the tree, and when they heard the song, they all looked up

The little bird came out to sing every day, and the children came to listen to it every day, and at last they tried to catch it.

The color is out again! It was about to make a sound, when suddenly there was a snort, and a bullet came from below, and it rolled over and fell from the tree.

The two old birds in the oblique thorn also flew like arrows, caught it, and hooked it up to the nest. Its blood fell from the cracks in the trees to the ground.

And then the singing ceased.

The children wanted to look up at it and listen to its singing, but they couldn't.

The mobile phone said that it is because the bones of the bird are very light and powerful, the feathers of the wings are hollow, so they can fly, and the airplane is invented using the principle of the bird Nature is our teacher and can always bring us a lot of inspiration.

In the text "A Little Bird", the author Bingxin writes about a fledgling bird singing on a branch every day with a leisurely and soft brushstroke, and the children hit the bird with a marble, and two old birds catch the bird and bring it back to the nest. The children never heard the birds singing again. The article criticizes the behavior of caring for birds and praises the greatness of family affection. Hope to adopt.

After reading the short article "Releasing the Birds", I want to say to the little author:

My aunt gave me a little bird, with green feathers, a yellow beak, and two eyes that twinkled, very cute. I put it in a cage, gave it food, gave it water, but it didn't move. I'm in a hurry and don't know what to do.

Suddenly, the bird chirped out of the window. I looked up and saw that there was also a bird calling outside the window, and that sound so anxious! I think it must be the bird's mother who is looking for a hungry child.

I looked at the bird in the cage and decided to let it go home.

I opened the cage, and the bird flapped its wings at me, as if to say "thank you", and then flew away with my mother.

This is a story about two little birds. The two birds take shelter from the rain under the mushroom umbrella, which ends up arguing with each other and ending with the mushroom umbrella breaking. Through this story, we are taught to know how to be humble when getting along with others in daily life, and knowing that not being humble to each other will bring many bad results.

A little story with an allegorical meaning:

1. Donkeys and cicadas.

When the donkey heard the cicadas singing, he was so moved by the beautiful song that he wanted to make the same pleasant sound, so he asked them enviously what they were going to eat in order to make such a beautiful sound of dust cracking. The cicada replied, "Eat the dew."

The donkey ate only dew, and soon starved to death.

This story tells people not to expect what is not shared.

2. The fox and the woodcutter.

The fox fled to avoid the hunters, and happened to meet a woodcutter who begged him to keep his hiding faction shut up, and the woodcutter told the fox to hide in his hut. After a while, a number of hunters came and asked the woodcutter about the whereabouts of the fox, and he said loudly that he did not know, and made a gesture to tell them where the fox was hiding.

The hunters believed him and did not pay attention to his gestures. When the fox saw that the hunters were far away, he came out of the hut and went away without saying anything. The woodcutter reproached the fox and said that he had saved his life, without showing any gratitude.

The fox said, "If your gesture is consistent with your buried language, I should thank you properly." ”

This story applies to those who say they want to do good, but they do evil in their deeds.

3. The wolf and the lamb that fled into the temple.

A lamb is chased by a wolf and flees into a temple. The wolf said to the lamb, "If you don't come out quickly, the priest will catch you and sacrifice you to God." The lamb said, "It is better for me to be sacrificed to God than to be eaten by you." ”

This story illustrates that it is more valuable for those who are dying to choose a worthy death than a fearless sacrifice.

If you could understand the bird's language, what would you say to the bird? What to do for the birds? Imagine making up a little story.

Hello!A baby bird falls under a tree, and its nest is in the tree, and you come up and hear it say, "Help me, can you put me back in the nest!"., you immediately ran over, Hu Sunyu picked up the bird and put it back in the nest, you are very happy.