What does Xanthropus doll mean?

When teaching the lesson "Plant Mother Has a Way", when learning how to let the mother of Cang'er leave her section, the teacher first helped the students understand the role of the thorny armor of Cang'er through the ** of the armor, through Do you want to touch the armor of Cang'er? This kind of question design greatly stimulates students' interest in learning and their awareness of participation. The children learned about the appearance characteristics of Cang'er through observation and touch.

Then the teacher asked the children to take out the fluffy little animals, when they were small animals, the real love entry, the little animals, let's take the ears away from the mother, you see, the ears doll is lying quietly in the mother's arms, the little animal came from a distance, it naughtily ran through the ears bush, what strange things happened? The little animal continued to run forward, tickling for a while, rolling on the ground a few times, and then running into the forest and disappearing. (The small animal is put back on the desk) small animal, did you bring the Xanthus seeds to **?

Understand "Shanwa") Finally, let the students praise the mother of Cang'er in such an experience, add their favorite movements, and read in group competitions.

Xanthium dolls"is an uncommon idiom, and it actually is"A drop in the ocean"homonym.

A drop in the ocean"It is an idiom meaning a grain of grain in the sea, which is used as a metaphor for being very small and insignificant. The ** of this idiom can be traced back to Su Shi's "Red Cliff Fu" in the Song Dynasty, where he wrote: "The mayfly is in the heaven and the earth, and it is a millet in the sea."

It was later used as a metaphor for how a person or thing is an insignificant fraction of the vast world.

Xanthium dolls"Yes"A drop in the ocean", but does not have an actual meaning.

Putting it in the mouth and chewing it will bleed the gums, which is traditional Chinese medicine.

Xanthium sibiricum patrin ex widder (Erya) is a dry, ripe fruit with total bracts of Xanthium auridis in the Asteraceae family. An annual herb that can reach up to 1 meter in height.

The whole plant has its toxicity (kauricarin), and the fruit, especially the seed, is more toxic. It is native to the Americas and East Asia, and is widely distributed in most of Europe and parts of North America; It is wild on hillsides, grasslands, roadsides, etc., and is distributed all over China.

The dandelion mother prepared a parachute for her dolls to spread by the wind, and the mother of the blue ear put on armor for the children to spread by the movement of animals.

Dandelions spread by the wind, and Cang'er clothed children in thorny armor and spread seeds by hanging on to the fur of animals.