What does the magpie s new discovery tell us?

The magpie's new discovery tells us that there is a sky beyond the sky, the truth that there are people outside the worldIt also tells us not to be self-righteous and arrogant.

The magpie's new discovery is that the magpie flies in mid-air by observing dragonflies, butterflies, bees and other small insects flying in the low air, and the magpie thinks that it flies the highest, who knows that there are pigeons and geese above him.

In the end, the magpie understood the truth that there are people in the world, and there are heavens outside the sky. Tell people not to be blindly arrogant.

A brief introduction to the story of the magpie's new discovery.

The magpie's new discovery tells the story of a magpie flying in mid-air, its eyes fixed only on its underneath. When it saw dragonflies, butterflies, bees, and other small insects flying low in the sky, it chirped, "It seems that I am the highest in the world."

Unbeknownst to him, the song of a pigeon cooed over his head, and the magpie was taken aback! Is there a bird on it? Looking up, a flock of pigeons circled overhead, and it stretched its neck and shouted upward: "Brother pigeon, it seems that you have the highest flight in the sky, right?"

No, no, I'm not flying very high, and there are geese on it! The pigeon said to the magpie. The magpies looked forward to it, and the geese flew neatly into the distance in a herringbone formation. There are really people in the world, and there is a heaven outside the sky!

The magpie's new discovery tells us that there is a heaven outside the sky and there are people outside the world, and also tells us to guard against arrogance and rashness, and not to be self-righteous.

What the three little magpies said tells us is that we must act according to our conscience. In everything you do, in everything you say, you must not hurt others, and you must treat others with a clear conscience. You must treat others well before you treat yourself, so treating others badly must be bad for yourself.

ThreeThe little magpie's after-reading feelings:

After reading this story, I realized that nature is the jungle, the weak will be eliminated by nature, and only the strong can win and thrive. In life, it's the same way, if you don't get good grades, you will be eliminated by society and rejected from life, after reading this story, I decided to study hard and make progress every day.

When you grow up, you will contribute to society and strive for development.

"The Tree and the Magpie" tells us the truth: people need companions and friends. If we have friends, we can stay away from loneliness and become happier.

The full text depicts the story of the magpie and the tree becoming neighbors, showing the importance of friendship.

Original

Once upon a time, there was only one tree here, and there was only one bird's nest in the tree, and there was only one magpie in the bird's nest.

The tree is lonely, and the magpie is lonely.

Later, a lot of trees were planted here, and each tree had a bird's nest and a magpie in each bird's nest.

The tree has a neighbor, and the magpie has a neighbor.

Every day at dawn, the magpies chirped a few times and flew out together to say hello. As soon as it got dark, they flew back to the nest together and slept quietly.

The trees are happy, and so are the magpies.

Tell us that if we have neighbors and friends, we can enjoy a happy life by playing and playing together. It points out the importance of friendship and companionship, and friendship can bring happiness.

Trees and magpies tell us the philosophy of life.

For a story like "Little Magpie Gaga", maybe my understanding is different from what the story is trying to express. "Little Magpie Gaga" tells the story of the little magpie Gaga who thinks that his black feathers are not good-looking, and accidentally sees the peacock open screen, and thinks that the peacock's feathers are very good-looking, and he also wants to have it. So he asked the peacock for a peacock feather, and the little magpie Gaga inserted the peacock feather into his own feather, which he thought was very beautiful.

The little magpie Gaga flew to the campus and wanted the students to praise him.

But the students said that the little magpie was very ugly. So the little magpie ran into the herd of cattle and chickens, and they all found it ugly. The little magpie was very sad and ran into the eagle, who told the little magpie that it was beautiful as it was.

People love little magpies not because of their looks, but because of their sweet singing. Only then did the little magpie realize his problem. This fable is to tell everyone that they are beautiful as they are.

There is no need to think that others are beautiful because others wear a fashionable dress, and follow the trend to buy fashionable clothes, but they don't consider whether that dress is suitable for themselves at all, and all the friends around them feel that the effect of wearing it is not as good as its original appearance. It itself is to tell us not to think others are beautiful, but to be good at discovering our own beauty. The content is simple, but the moral is very profound.

In fact, I have a different perspective from the original story. In fact, everyone has the right to pursue beauty.

Yes, magpies are loved by people because they have beautiful songs, but people can't define magpies by their songs. Magpies can also pursue beauty, and they can also aspire to the beauty of peacocks, and no one can accuse others of pursuing beauty, just like an ugly duckling yearning for a white swan. Someone said that the ugly duckling was originally a white swan, so it was possible to become a white swan.

Actually, no, anyone can become a "white swan", even if they are born in a family that can't eat a mouthful of food. The world is free, fraternal, and inclusive, and we allow everyone to discover beauty, yearn for beauty, pursue beauty, approach beauty, and then become beautiful, and finally exud beauty.

Tell us that helping others is not about showing off everywhere, and we shouldn't be self-righteous and arrogant. One of the woodpeckers is a very positive character, and it is not right to think that the magpie will eat a harmful little moth and show it around.

This story tells us not to ignore our own beauty just because we see the beauty of others, not to hurt others in every word, and to treat others according to our own conscience.

The little magpie Gaga tells us to be true, kind and beautiful in life and work, and to think carefully about what we say, whether it will hurt others, and to treat others with our sincerity and conscience. It's the same in our daily lives, we need to be honest with others.

The fable of "Little Magpie Gaga" tells us that everyone is an independent individual, and everyone has their own unique characteristics and beauty, don't deliberately envy others, imitate others, and know how to appreciate your own beauty.

Little Magpie Gaga told us. One, it is a matter of course to help others do what they can. Second, helping others is not about showing off, and you can't bow down and be proud and self-righteous.

The tree and the magpie are talking about:A tree and a magpie live alone; Later there were many trees, many birds' nests, and many magpies; Magpies and trees live happily. With the continuous enrichment of the picture, the tree and the magpie tribe Piyan have changed from a single to a group, from loneliness to happiness, and the story is vividly told to the students

Everyone needs friends, and only when they have friends can they be happy.

I understand why one tree, one magpie, is lonely, and many trees, many magpies are happy. The tree has a neighbor, and the magpie has a neighbor, and they can talk heart-to-heart, talk quietly, and share their harvest every day.

Just like we have partners and friendships in our lives, our lives will become better and full of happiness, which is the reason why they have changed from loneliness to speed! Precious friendship is like the sunshine in our lives, which can drive away the loneliness and coldness in our hearts and bring us joy and happiness. I hope that everyone and I can make a lot of good friends and harvest precious friendships like the tree and the happy omen.

So what do you read from the Magpie translation? Such a relationship.

So from the article Trees and Magpies, what trees and magpies do you read?

Tell me what you read from the article "The Tree and the Magpie"? Tear your hands apart and don't eat what I want to say.

"The Tree and the Magpie" tells us that people need companions, they need friends, and they will be happier when they have friends.

The Tree and the Magpie is a fairy tale written by Kimbo. The full text tells the story of once there was only one tree and one magpie in the middle of the road, and they were very lonely, but then there were many trees, many birds' nests, and many magpies, and the tree and the magpie became very happy.

The text tells us that with neighbors and friends, we can enjoy a happy life by playing and playing together. It points out the importance of friendship and companionship, and friendship can bring happiness. Focusing on the key word "happiness", this story vividly tells us that everyone needs friends, and only when they have friends can they be happy.

About the Author:

1. Jin Bo, formerly known as Wang Jinbo, was born in Beijing, his ancestral home is Ji County, Hebei (now Jizhou District, Hebei), and graduated from the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University. He is a member of the Chinese Writers Association, a professor of Capital Normal University, a member of the Children's Literature Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, a director of the Beijing Writers Association, and the director of the Children's Literature Creation Committee.

2. In November 2018, Jin Bo won the "2018 Chen Bochui International Children's Literature and Learning Award" Annual Single Work Award with "Insect Impression". His works have won the National Book Award and the "Five Ones" Project Award, the National Outstanding Children's Literature Award of the China Writers Association, the Soong Ching Ling Children's Literature Award, and the 1992 Hans Christian Andersen Award. His works include "The Four Seasons of Jinbo", "The Petal Fish in the Creek", "Jinbo Fairy Tale", "The Adventures of Udidiu" and so on.