After reading The Encounter of a Hunting Eagle .

It mainly tells the rough experience of the life of the eagle hunter Bascha. In the early morning of only two days away from his parents, the golden eagle Basacha was caught in a whirling wind while foraging in the grassland, broke his wing, and encountered a hungry mountain leopard. The hunter Daruru rescued it from the leopard's jaw and trained it to be a hunting eagle.

It was misunderstood and abandoned by its owner because it refused to catch the fragrant roe deer in other people's traps, and was forced to act as a decoy to lure the same kind, and later because of its refusal to deceive, it was used as a kind of eagle by Sister Cheng to inherit the ancestry, and finally because of the desire for freedom, it broke free from the control of human beings and returned to the primeval forest that he thought about day and night. Eventually, it returned to its owner's arms, and the front pin belt died as an icicle to save its owner. Although Basacha's life was very short, it was brilliant and splendid.

Basachaben was a sturdy male eagle, but within five years he was changed hands three times and experienced all kinds of rare pains. However, no matter the "grievance" of being misunderstood and abandoned by the owner, and the "hatred" of fighting to save the unconscious hostess Sister Cheng who was cut off her wings and became a grass chicken, did not shatter Basacha's infinite love for life and infinite pursuit of the value of life.

Last hail week, I finished reading "The Encounter of a Hunting Eagle", this hunting eagle made me understand what loyalty is, what is bravery, this book will be the hunting eagle's thoughts and feelings vividly described, and finally, is a touching ending.

This book depicts a loyal and brave eagle who was sold by his owner in a fit of anger because he didn't want to steal the roe deer in someone else's trap, and started a life of baiting the eagle, and later because he didn't want to be a baiting eagle anymore, he was sold and started a new life. Because of the desire for freedom, he escaped twice or at a grand banquet, because of the first nostalgia here and was cut feathers, the second time although he escaped, but became a "grass chicken", because he could not fly, he had to rely on eating insects, mice to survive, and when he regained the ability to fly, he became a father-in-law eagle, and took on the responsibility of raising the eagle, and then was driven out by the eagle, lived a wandering life, and reunited with the old master, but finally died for the master in the snow pass.

One of the things that touched me the most was this:"It's too late for you to fly away, and you at least have some strength to break free from his affectionate embrace. His strength is running out, and he can't catch you.

But you didn't move. Without you, he would have died. Now you're the only savior who can restore him a little bit and support him out of the snowstorm, with your blood, your flesh, of course.

This passage describes a rare righteous eagle who transforms his own blood and flesh into the calories of his master, the calories of his master, and the brilliant life of his master. He exchanged himself for the life of his master Daruru, supporting him to get out of the wind and snow pass and return alive. If it were me, I would have spread my wings and fled from this ghost place to the forest, so that there would be hope for life, after all, "I" am still very young and have lived the age of an eagle.

Half, still in the prime of life, why live for him? And "I" also saved him, why should I exchange my own life for a human life? And even if he is given some vitality, he may not be able to get out.

However, this hunting eagle loyally accompanies its master, supporting it with its own blood and flesh. He deserves to be a rare righteous eagle, worthy of a loyal hunting eagle!

This hunting eagleSacrifice oneself to save others, be loyal and braveThe spirit is worth learning from!

I have read thousands of books, but there is one such book that I will never forget.

During the summer vacation of the third grade, my mother saw that I had nothing to do at home, so I went to the bookstore and was recommended by the bookstore manager, and finally bought a book called "The Encounter of a Hunting Eagle" to read to me. So with this question in mind, I turned the first page of the book and looked at it with relish.

It is written that a kind hunter found a young eagle abandoned while hunting, and he was very pitiful, so the hunter took it home, milked his ewe and gave it to the young eagle to drink, raised it, and then trained it to be a hunting eagle to help him hunt.

I learned that helping others is also helping myself, and it also shows the valuable quality of a hunter's kindness.

Once the hunter's daughter had a very serious illness and needed a lot of money to **. But although the hunter sold all the pigs in the pigsty, and took out all his savings, the money was still far from enough, and the eagle seemed to see the hunter's mood, and then flew away, and half an hour later, the eagle came back, and under his paws he still had a big, fat wild baby fish, and the hunter sold the priceless one'The money from the baby fish cured her daughter's illness.

I realized that this is a hunting eagle that knows how to repay the kindness of its master.

Another time, the hunter and the eagle went out to graze, but a snowstorm that was rare in ten years came, trapped them in a cave, and the hunter was about to freeze to death, and at the time of this thousand equal shots, the eagle pecked its own artery, and the blood that spurted out of the artery flowed into the owner's mouth, and the hot blood turned into calories in the hunter's body, and became the hope of survival, and the hunter walked back to the village step by step with this mouthful of hot blood.

Oh, my God! A hunting eagle will use his life to repay the owner's nurturing grace, so should we also repay our aging parents?