Inspirational and educational short stories

One day when I crossed the street, I was in a helpful mood, in line with the idea of respecting the old and loving the young, I saw an old lady crossing the street, I immediately rushed over to help his shoulder, but when I sent her over, she said, I just passed, why did you pull me back again, I was speechless. With the intention of apologizing, I sent her back again, but I didn't expect her to suddenly hold my leg and say, hit someone, hit someone, everyone, look at it, I was stunned, my mind turned, hahaha, Lao Tzu is a policeman, and then took her back to the Public Security Bureau. . .

Children, from an early age, must be educated, because children are a blank slate, if we transmit good inspirational knowledge, they will develop in the direction we want them to develop!

Tell students a story about the quail and her children, written by the German poet B. Valdis.

A quail builds a nest in the middle of a wheat field. When her children grew up and the wheat turned yellow, she said to the little quails, "The day of the farmer's harvest is near."

I'm going out to get you food now. When I'm not around, you all stay in the nest for me to stay still, be careful not to let anyone find you. If the farmer comes, pay attention to what he says, and listen to when he will cut the wheat.

We need to see the opportunity. With that, the old quail flew away.

After a while, the farmer came to the field with his son, examined the wheat, and said to him, "The wheat is ripe, and it is time for us to harvest." I will go to my neighbors early tomorrow morning, consult with them, and ask them to come and help us harvest. ”

After a while, the old quail flew back with food for the children, and asked if they had heard anything. A little quail said, "The farmer has come with his son, and he says that tomorrow he will go and ask his neighbors to help him cut the wheat." ”

When the old quail heard this, he said, "Don't be afraid, this wheat will not be cut at once." Because those neighbors won't be so quick to agree to help someone else. ”

Early the next morning, when the old quail was about to go out again to forage for food, she said to the little quails, "Be careful when the farmer is going to harvest the wheat and see if he hears any new news." Then the farmer came again and said to his son, "

I don't think anyone will come. These neighbors are unreliable. I'm going to talk to my relatives and friends so that they can come tomorrow to help us harvest.

If this wheat is not harvested, it will rot. ”

When the old quail came home, the little quails chirped, "Mother, build us a new nest somewhere else!" The farmer will bring his relatives and friends to harvest the wheat tomorrow.

But the old quail said, "Dear children, those relatives and friends will not come to work in the slag field of a foreign farmer's office at once, so listen carefully to what the farmer has to say tomorrow!" ”

The next morning the farmer and his son came again, and the farmer glanced very sadly at the wheat field and said, "I don't think it is possible to rely on the help of others, whether it is a neighbor or a relative or friend." This crop will not be harvested today.

Two sharp scythes are already in the granary, and the two of us will open them early tomorrow morning. The wheat cannot be delayed any longer. ”

The little quail immediately told their mother about the news. The old quail listened and said, "Look, this is the real harvest time."

It's time for us to migrate, so let's find another place to live! Dear children, get up! If we stay here tomorrow morning, we will not be able to save all of our lives.

You have to do your own thing; As the saying goes: the road is under your feet.