Write an essay of about 400 words on the topic of the revelation of ants

Last month, the weather was not very good, perhaps because of the rainy season, and it rained almost every day. As a result, the upstairs garden of my house caused a lot of trouble for my family - the ants in the garden had to find a place to shelter from the rain, so they had to take refuge in my house. Parents have only one attitude towards such uninvited guests - no one is left!

And I pity these little things, never hurt them, and even like them. Once, I finished my lunch and was ready to rest. I accidentally stepped on a round thing under my feet, and when I looked down, it was a piece of rock candy.

When I was about to pick it up, I accidentally saw an ant, so I watched from the side, and the ant tried to lift the rock candy, but couldn't lift it, so I quickly crawled towards the hole. After a while, a group of ants came out of the hole, came to the rock candy, some lifted the front, some carried the back, some carried the middle, and slowly moved towards the hole.

A few days later, the life committee in our class did not get the mobile red flag for our class, and the students in our class blamed the life committee, but usually the life committee worked very hard, why didn't there be a return? Suddenly remembering the scene of ants carrying rock candy together, I immediately found out the reason. So I reported to the teacher and gave my opinion to the life committee.

Let's help out. Even if I'm not on duty, I can help wipe the blackboard and help take out the trash. After a week of hard work, I finally got a report that my class was the cleanest in the whole grade and got the mobile red flag.

A grain of sand may not be nothing, but countless miles of sand become a desert. A drop of water may not be nothing, but countless drops of water become the sea. The strength of one person is often nothing, but if the people of the whole world are united, the power is incalculable.

Today, on the way out of school, I found a dying green worm slowly wriggling, and I also saw a small ant spinning around next to the big green worm, as if trying to get it back to the nest, but there was nothing I could do, because the big green worm was indeed too large for a small ant.

I kept my eyes on them to see how things would play out. Although this little ant is so small compared to the big green worm, but it is not willing to give up this hard-won delicacy easily, I saw it pull from the head of the big green worm for a while, and push it from the tail for a while. I think the little ant will be exhausted and will be helpless to go home, how do I know that something strange happened, I saw the two tentacles on the head of the little ant keep swinging up and down, I was wondering, I don't know what it is going to do, after a while, a swarm of ants came to the big green worm, some pushed, some pulled, some lazy guys even climbed on the big green worm to enjoy the delicious.

In the end, the huge green worms were successfully transported back to the nest by countless tiny ants.

Yes! Little ants all have this spirit of perseverance, solidarity and mutual assistance, let alone us? Let us remember Zweig's statement that all human work, if it is worth doing, and to be done well, should be given full attention.

Tiny ants are insignificant, and as long as we lightly step on them, their lives are gone. However, there is a valuable quality in ants that we humans can learn from - solidarity and cooperation.

I remember one time, I was walking in front of my house, and suddenly I saw a biscuit on the ground, and there was a small ant standing next to the biscuit, and I thought: What is this little ant doing? So I crouched down curiously and looked at the little ant carefully.

I saw that he first used his tentacles to top the biscuits, but the biscuits did not move at all. It made me understand that it was going to lift the cookie up. As I continued to observe, it tried to push the biscuit forward with its front feet, but it wouldn't move.

Finally, it struggled to carry the biscuit on its back, but as soon as it carried it, it couldn't bear it, so it put it down again. Although the little ant did not leave, it could be seen that it was disappointed. The little ant walked back and forth in front of the cookie again, as if thinking of something, and then quietly left, I thought:

This little ant must have given up, and I have nothing more to see, so go home. Just as I was getting up to leave, I suddenly saw a large group of ants walking towards the biscuit, and it was the little ant that took the lead! Under the command of the little ants, the ants lined up in two rows on both sides of the biscuits, the big ones carried on their backs, and the small ones were topped with their antennae, and finally lifted the biscuits, and I kept watching the biscuits and the group of ants, watching them disappear into the green grass.

It is impossible for a small ant to move this biscuit, but when many ants think about it together and work hard together, it condenses into a powerful force - the power of unity and cooperation. Therefore, we must learn to unite and cooperate, help each other, and not insist on going our own way. That's what I learned from the fact that ants move food.

Keep an eye on them and see how things play out. Although this little ant is so small compared to the big green worm, it is unwilling to give up this hard-won delicacy easily, only to see it pull from the head of the big green worm for a while