After reading Camel by Yang Zhijun, I feel that I am at a high school level, more than 1000, pleas

This may also be the memory of him for most people. But since I read Mr. Yang Zhijun's "Camel", my memory of camels has changed a little. "Camel" is mainly about the herd of camels living in the Badain Jaran Desert.

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"Camel" is a full-length novel set in a snowy plateau**. The work depicts the story of two children and a herd of camels. It expresses the original ecological life that integrates ugliness and beauty, and reveals the spiritual core of cruel competition, tenacious survival and the pursuit of glory in life.

Through the vivid description of animals, the inner world of the emotional entanglement between animals and animals and people is revealed, so that readers can not only understand the living habits of animals, but also arouse associations and think about their connotations.

In "Camel", the main characters are camels, adults and children, and in the story, whether animals or people, adults or children, adult camels or young camels, all bear their own responsibilities and play a tragic and heavy role in the "big camel transport". This time, Yang Zhijun chose Tomorrow Press especially for "Camel", hoping that this work would not only impress adults, but also interest children, so that they could understand animals, understand the relationship between man and nature, and the way people get along with animals -- he felt that it was too late to tell adults that there was some reason, so it was better to tell them about it as soon as possible. He wanted children to know that it wasn't just us humans who had love on earth, animals needed love, they wanted love, and even the love of camels radiated in all its glory.

Even, to make human beings feel ashamed and ashamed of themselves in the face of their love. ”

In "Camel", Yang Zhijun's favorite "characters" are the two-peaked camel: the magnificent male camel Gelmu and the beautiful female camel Utu Meiren. They were separated from the very beginning, and they have been looking for each other until the last moment of their lives after embarking on the road of "big camel luck".

This represents the persistent realm of love in Yang Zhijun's mind -- to keep chasing, to live is to love. In Yang Zhijun's eyes, human love is mixed with too many utilitarian factors, and many conditions other than love are attached. In the final analysis, love should give people spiritual pleasure, love connects one person's spiritual chain with another, and from modern love, people get less and less spiritual pleasure.

Whether writing about history or animals, Yang Zhijun is actually concerned with the present, or human beings, and he has found a reason to write in the current social life, and his yearning for pure love and his contempt for "equivalent exchange" love have given him a strong desire to express himself, and he wants to satirize human beings and advocate the persistence and firmness of love through the firm and simple love story of camels. At the same time, in "Camel", Yang Zhijun also depicts human love, and this comparison, whether intentional or unintentional, has become a way for him to expound his views on the relationship between man and nature. Eventually, human beings will gain the power of awakening from animals, and Yang Zhijun describes human love in "Camel" as "fragile, inauthentic, and immoral."

True moral love is in animals, which he uses to elevate human beings, spirits to elevate matter, and ideals to elevate reality. In "Camel", Yang Zhijun sublimates human love in contrast.

You can write what you think is special about camels and why? Do you like camels or not, why?

Through reading, can we understand the truth of being a human being? How energetic and capable those reporters are. The cry in the bones - reading "Camel" has a feeling of essayAlthough the ears of the old class are not as big as the elephant's banana fan, but the powerful function will make the elephant embarrassed, the old class has good hearing, and the muttering of the classmates is difficult to escape her radar range, and a little sound wave fluctuation will make the old class stand up its ears, and of course it will also make the old class "Fengyan" angry.

At any time, it will always grasp its own beliefs in its heart, it will continue to pursue brilliance, and it will not let others defeat itself, because their stubborn character reveals "thousands of blows and strength, let the east and west, north and south wind." ". Every time they compete, love gives them strength, they have their own love, always insist on not giving up, and work hard for their love.

Their love can perfunctory the most desperate darkness and dispel the most lonely confusion. They give everything they have for love, and give the hot love in their hearts!

Famous teacher's comments:

This is a review of this article. The young author adopts the technique of combining narrative and discussion in the text, and pays attention to the supplement of narrative and discussion, focusing on expressing his feelings and thoughts. The text cites ancient poems many times, which is not only concise and elegant, vivid images, but also can effectively create an atmosphere, express objects and enhance expressiveness.

Walking in the endless desert, a series of difficult and heavy footprints leave the sincerity of their hearts: "No matter how far ahead, no matter how hard the road under my feet is, I will go through thick and thin with you". It will never abandon its masters, and will always use the value of life to piece together the glory of our hearts for them. It gives everything it has to others and gives them.

Sincerity will fragrance every corner of the drift, will play the most beautiful movement, will scatter the world, sing the world.

The tree is a thousand feet tall because it has experienced the baptism of storms countless times; The ship travels thousands of miles because it has experienced countless stormy waves;

However, the camel can have the admiration and admiration of countless people, entirely because it can defeat the cowardly self in the wind and sand. It has run in the wind and sand and fallen countless heels, and after suffering all the hardships, it will eventually soar into the blue sky and finally get solace from its own soul. Stemming from it – not giving up.

The poet Liu Yuxi wrote in the poem, "Although it is hard to find thousands of people, the yellow sand is blown to the gold", which reveals a kind of fearlessness, a kind of tenacity, a kind of steadfastness, and a kind of spirit of camels. Nowadays, it is difficult for our delicate hands to hold up a clear sky for ourselves, and it is difficult for our immature shoulders to bear too much heaviness, but I will never fall, even in adversity, there will be a sincere and warm cry in my bones, "Never give up"! We should use the spirit and spirit of a camel, and finally walk towards the oasis and hope with the cry in our bones!

"Camel" is a full-length novel set in a snowy plateau**. The work depicts the story of two children and a herd of camels. It expresses the original ecological life that integrates ugliness and beauty, and reveals the spiritual core of cruel competition, tenacious survival and the pursuit of glory in life.

Through the vivid description of animals, the inner world of the emotional entanglement between animals and animals and people is revealed, so that readers can not only understand the living habits of animals, but also arouse associations and think about their connotations.

In "Camel", the main characters are camels, adults and children, and in the story, whether animals or people, adults or children, adult camels or young camels, all bear their own responsibilities and play a tragic and heavy role in the "big camel transport". This time, Yang Zhijun chose Tomorrow Press especially for "Camel", hoping that this work would not only impress adults, but also interest children, so that they could understand animals, understand the relationship between man and nature, and the way people get along with animals -- he felt that it was too late to tell adults that there was some reason, so it was better to tell them about it as soon as possible. He wanted children to know that it wasn't just us humans who had love on earth, animals needed love, they wanted love, and even the love of camels radiated in all its glory.

Even, to make human beings feel ashamed and ashamed of themselves in the face of their love. ”

In "Camel", Yang Zhijun's favorite "characters" are the two-peaked camel: the magnificent male camel Gelmu and the beautiful female camel Utu Meiren. They were separated from the very beginning, and they have been looking for each other until the last moment of their lives after embarking on the road of "big camel luck".

This represents the persistent realm of love in Yang Zhijun's mind -- to keep chasing, to live is to love. In Yang Zhijun's eyes, human love is mixed with too many utilitarian factors, and many conditions other than love are attached. In the final analysis, love should give people spiritual pleasure, love connects one person's spiritual chain with another, and from modern love, people get less and less spiritual pleasure.

Whether writing about history or animals, Yang Zhijun is actually concerned with the present, or human beings, and he has found a reason to write in the current social life, and his yearning for pure love and his contempt for "equivalent exchange" love have given him a strong desire to express himself, and he wants to satirize human beings and advocate the persistence and firmness of love through the firm and simple love story of camels. At the same time, in "Camel", Yang Zhijun also depicts human love, and this comparison, whether intentional or unintentional, has become a way for him to expound his views on the relationship between man and nature. Eventually, human beings will gain the power of awakening from animals, and Yang Zhijun describes human love in "Camel" as "fragile, inauthentic, and immoral."

True moral love is in animals, which he uses to elevate human beings, spirits to elevate matter, and ideals to elevate reality. In "Camel", Yang Zhijun sublimates human love in contrast.