Ji Xianlin s Magical Loofah After Reading 5

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Summary. The loofah seedlings grow rapidly, and the fine seedlings can raise thick green melon leaves, full of vitality and vitality, and the loofah can control the growth of the melon, and it seems to have thoughts.

15.These two verbs depict the action of the loofah to actively adjust the state of existence, showing that the loofah has the characteristics of initiative and seems to have thoughts.

16.In the author's mind, the loofah seems to be a wise man, because it can calmly cope with various living environments.

17.Treat plants as a life, observe carefully, taste and think with your heart, and get inspiration from life.

After reading "The Magical Loofah" written by the famous writer Ji Xianlin in my country, we know what the loofah has, what it has, and more.

The loofah seedlings grow rapidly, the fine seedlings can raise thick green melon leaves, and the mold is full of vitality and vitality The loofah can control the growth of the melon, and it seems to have thoughts15These two verbs depict the action of the loofah to actively adjust the state of existence, showing that the loofah has the initiative and seems to have the characteristics of the idea of a bird.16In the author's mind, the loofah seems to be a wise man, because it can calmly cope with various living environments17

Treat plants as a life, observe carefully, taste and think with heart, and get the inspiration of life from it.

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The loofah is an ordinary plant, it can transport a lot of water and nutrients, and it seems that it can also think about problems and actions.

Magical loofah. Impressions after reading. Brief.

I've grown loofahs.

I may have been a farmer by nature, and at the age of seven or eight, I showed an interest in farming. I like to plant trees and grass. I have planted turnips, I have planted plane trees, and there is a plane tree that still grows outside the wall of my yard, and the radish has long been the dust of history.

But what impressed me the most was the loofah.

I hadn't eaten a loofah at that time, so I didn't know what it tasted like. The neighbor's friends described to me how delicious the loofahs in their mouths were, which made me envious. So, in the spring of the following year, I said a lot of good things, got a few loofah seeds from my neighbor's friends, and buried them in the soil.

I quietly planted the loofah in the open space behind the kitchen, and fortunately, the warm weather allowed the loofah seedlings to emerge from the ground. I learned from the adults in the neighborhood to build a shelf for the loofah, and the loofah seedlings were successfully put on the shelves, and the long fibrous roots from the seedlings were pierced downward, drooping until they were close to the ground, and burrowed into the soil, becoming another channel for delivering nutrients to the loofah seedlings.

In late spring and early summer, the neighbor's loofah blooms, and the yellow flowers are very pleasant. In order to ensure that the fertilizer is sufficient, I secretly grabbed a small handful of fertilizer that my father bought and fertilized each loofah evenly. At that time, chemical fertilizer was still very expensive, and it was generally only when wheat and peanuts were planted that my father was willing to buy a bag of fertilizer and come back.

My loofahs started to grow like crazy, and the flowers were getting more and more, and the shelves were barely holding up. I didn't know when the loofah would bear fruit, and I was too embarrassed to ask my neighbors, so I went to secretly observe their loofah. Tender blue-green loofahs emerge from under the loofah leaves, and there is a loofah flower at the top.

Their loofahs have borne fruit!

I ran back to see the loofah I planted, the loofah seedlings were thick and strong, the loofah leaves were green and black, and the loofah flowers were like golden flowers dotted on the green curtain, which was very beautiful. But the flowers bloomed and fell again and again, and in the end, not even a single loofah was produced.

I was disappointed. For several months, I braved the summer sun and went under the loofah shelf to pull weeds, loosen the soil, apply fertilizer, and water. How many beads of sweat fell, I didn't count; I haven't counted how many times I have had a beautiful longing in my heart.

However, the loofahs did not appreciate it, and until the autumn, they still maintained their vitality for a long time, which made me understand the long flowering period of the loofah and the habit of loving autumn.

That year, I finally didn't eat loofahs, including my parents.

The following spring, my neighbor's partner ostentatiously gave me the loofah seeds again, and I was so angry that I threw them away. But a miracle happened, and the loofahs that fell into the dirt at the base of the wall grew freely, and they climbed up along the wall, and I didn't care about them.

The loofah didn't care about my coldness, the time for flowering came, the yellow flowers bloomed on time, and within a few days, the tender loofahs showed their dignity. The self-extinguishing loofah brought a huge surprise to my mother, and the fragrant and delicious taste is still unforgettable.

Since then, loofah has been fixed on my dining table every summer, and scrambled eggs have become my specialty.