A barren garden read the answer, a barren garden read the answer

1. Only poisonous weeds and thorny thorns grow; 2. Except for the mournful screaming of the embankment in the grass, no other sound can be heard. 3. The beautiful pool water is gradually drying up - it is drying to the bottom. 4. Beautiful flowers and trees are gradually withering.

5. Nightingale, I haven't flown here for a long time.

Second, it is sad and regretful, and it cannot be allowed to be barren again.

3. "No, never!"

Fourth, the barren garden has not changed.

It was a few months ago. There was a child whose parents were out at night, and he was home alone. Since the child didn't believe in any gods, he wasn't afraid.

This is the question of "what are you afraid of?" It was past eleven o'clock in the evening, and his parents hadn't come back yet, and he was starting to get a little worried. As a result, he called his parents**, **came out of the tube, but it was "Your** is an empty number, please inquire and then dial... The child was so frightened that he called the police.

As a result, I don't know what happened, and his family's ** suddenly caught fire. The kid screamed and ran out, and they were locked up. He looked at the wall in despair.

Scared the hell out of me! The child woke up and found himself dreaming. This is, a woman brought a towel and wiped his sweat.

Then the child fell asleep. The moment I closed my eyes, I thought back to the woman, and suddenly remembered that the woman had no eyes, her eyes were pitch black, and there was blood on her face, and her face was pale. He shouted:

Yes! Help, come on! He started to run out of the door, but the door was really locked, and he went to the kitchen and picked up the kitchen knife, just like the woman cut it off, and the kitchen knife cut the woman in half, and then the woman recovered.

Stretching out his hand with blood in his fingernails, he grabbed at the child.

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1There was no sound to be heard except the mourning of the embankment in the grass. 2. The beautiful pool water is gradually drying up - it is drying to the bottom. 3. Beautiful flowers and trees are gradually withering. 4. Nightingale, I haven't flown here for a long time.

I was almost crying, and my face showed a look of admiration and regret.

The meaning of resolutely "business as usual" is to warn us to seek truth from facts, not just talk but not practice, and pay attention to practice, and find and solve problems through practical operations.

Let's take the upstairs .........

May I ask?

The author devotes a great deal of space to the discussion of garden visitors, so that we can see what attitude is held towards these garden visitors.

The author writes about the disappointment of the visitors and the irony of the writer, telling us that only by taking action can we achieve our good wishes, and it is not enough to just talk about it.

1.What are the four aspects of the barrenness of the garden?

1) The flowers and trees have withered (2) The nightingale has not flown (3) The evil grass version of the thorn has the right to be reborn, and only the crickets are crying.

4) The pool water is dry.

2.What is the first reaction of garden visitors when they are confronted with the bleak scene of the garden?

The first reaction was: almost crying.

3.Which word in the text best captures the determination of the garden visitors to rebuild the beauty of their home?

The word "resolutely" in the text best reflects the determination of the garden visitors to rebuild the beauty of their home.

4.The author spends a lot of space detailing the discussion of the garden visitors, and even lists the specific statements of A, B, C and others, so that we can see what kind of attitude the author has towards these garden visitors.

The author has a negative, sarcastic, and hateful attitude towards these garden visitors.5End of article"The garden is deserted, or it is still deserted"Medium,"Or what does it mean to be business as usual?

or business as usual" means: still the same as before. The implication is that there is no value in emphasizing the discussion of a few people.

6.What can this parable teach us?

In fact, it is better to take practical action than just talk and not practice.

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1.The author devotes a lot of space.

Copy details the discussion of the garden visitors, and even lists the specific statements of A, B, C and others, so that you can see what kind of attitude the author has towards these garden visitors.

Disapprove. Negative attitude.

2.End of article"The garden is deserted, or it is still deserted"Medium,"It's still business as usual"What does it mean?

Business as usual"Yes"It's still business as usual"meaning, emphasized"It's still business as usual"It shows that the discussion of the round visitors has no practical value, and that the purpose of the previous renovation of the garden has not been achieved at all, and at the same time leaves the reader with deep food for thought.

3.What does this parable tell us?

If you only talk empty words and don't do things, you can't do anything.

4.Which word in the text best captures the determination of the garden visitors to rebuild the beautiful garden?

Resolutely. The teacher said. There are also 2 questions omitted.

1.It is more able to attract repeaters, which is ironic.

System 2Because the barren garden is still barren as usual, there is only one reason, that is: they just talk and do not do things; There are only ideals, not put into action.

This is on paper! 3.Tell us:

Empty talk is better than deeds, actions speak louder than words, rhetoric, only talk but do not do, do not know how to cooperate, and the final result is nothing.

Question:1The author devotes a great deal of space to the discussion of the visitors to the garden, and even lists the specific statements of A, B, C, and others.

In this way, what can be seen about the author's attitude towards these garden visitors?

2.End of article"The garden is deserted, or it is still deserted"Medium,"It's still business as usual"What does it mean?

3.What does this parable tell us?

1. The author wants to hold the mentality that there is nothing that can be done without words, but on actual operation.

2. How can you get better if you don't take care of it, just like a person who starts to be decadent at the age of 18 and starts to learn nothing, no one cares about him, can he break out a world of his own for himself??? You get the idea!

3. Don't talk or do things??? Theory is important, but so is practice.

Describe how it rains heavily.

(1) In a deserted garden.

The beautiful pool is dry. The beautiful flowers and trees withered. The rose is dead, and the nightingale has not flown for a long time. Except for the crickets screaming in the grass, only poisonous weeds and thorny thorns grow.

And one day, suddenly, some people came to the garden.

When they saw the desolation of this beautiful garden, they all had a look of admiration and pity on their faces, and they almost wept bitterly. One sighed, "Shall we just let it go like this?"

So they discussed how to transform the garden.

One man said, "The weeds and thorns should be cut down before the flowers and trees can be planted." ”

Another said, "No. The flowers and trees should be brought in first, and then the weeds and thorns should be cut down, because—".

Another said, "I agree with what you say, that unless the weeds and thorns are removed, the trees and flowers must not be planted." Because—".

The rest said, "No." Your words are wrong. I agree with Mr. B. Because—".

They gave many reasons, and reasoned with each other, and cited many examples to prove their words, and they debated from breakfast until noon, when the smoke of the house went up, and it did not cease; Even because of disagreements, they insulted each other ......And scuffle.

The barren garden is still barren as usual.

2) Barren gardens.

Lonely, lonely Mrs. Bell, guarding her large garden, she misses the happy visitors who used to come to the garden.

Mrs. Bell regretted her previous selfish actions. She hired gardeners to clean up the barren garden. She personally went to all the schools in the town and invited all the children to her garden.

Went to the town's nursing home and invited the old people to rest in the garden.

It wasn't long before Mrs. Bell's garden was alive again.