Why are bees so industrious? Why are bees a symbol of industriousness?

Because bees have the habit of storing honey, but after being harvested by humans, bees find that honey is insufficient, so they have to collect it again.

Remember Aesop's Fables

The story of ants and cicadas, right? People like to compare industrious people to ants. In fact, ants only work six hours a day, and not all ants work six hours a day.

Ants work in search of food, but they make up only 20% of the family. 50% of ants spend their days idle, doing nothing. The other 30% of the ants look like they're busy doing something, but a closer look reveals that they're just walking around in vain, not doing anything.

Therefore, only 20 percent of the ants work, and the remaining 80 percent do not work at all.

Why are bees so industrious, because they have to collect honey, and if they don't collect honey, they may starve to death, so bees have to work hard, so that they can live a better life, and people are actually like this.

It's the nature of bees.

Because you think, the bees are either collecting honey or building nests all day long (I don't know if it's called nesting), and they are very busy. When you poke their nests, you humiliate them with the fruits of their labor, which is why they come to sting you. So, bees are industrious animals.

First, the spirit of hard work.

The bee symbolizes the spirit of hard work, the word "industrious" is also worthy of the name for the bee, in fact, in the short life of the bee almost never stopped from the work, the data shows that the average life expectancy of the bee in the flow of honey is only 30 40 days, and overwork is the main reason for the short life of the bee.

Second, team spirit.

Bees symbolize team spirit, there are three types of bees in the bee colony: queen bee, worker bee and drone bee, among which the large number of worker bee colonies can be divided into feeding bees, nest building bees, collecting bees, guard bees, scout bees, etc., these bees not only perform their duties but also can cooperate efficiently, which is almost impossible in other animal worlds.

3. Dedication.

The bee symbolizes the spirit of dedication, and "making honey all day long is physically and mentally laborious, sweet to the world", "After picking a hundred flowers into honey, for whom is it hard and who is sweet?" In addition, bees are not afraid to sacrifice when guarding the safety of their colonies, even if they give their lives for it.

Fourth, the spirit of pragmatism.

Bees symbolize pragmatism, in the flowering season of plants tirelessly pick every flower, and bees to collect flowers to make nectar is very difficult, data show that bees to make 1000 grams of honey to visit about 100 5 million flowers, the flight distance is almost 450,000 kilometers, almost 11 times around the earth's equator.

Fifth, the spirit of self-discipline.

Bees symbolize the spirit of self-discipline, in fact, there is no leader in the strict sense of the bee community, and there is no so-called "supervisor" and other roles to supervise the work of the bee colony.

Summary: Bees are one of the oldest surviving species on earth, and have been a symbol of hard work and teamwork since ancient times, in addition to symbolizing the spirit of dedication, pragmatism, self-discipline, etc., and it is these excellent qualities that bees can reproduce today.

Bees are said to be the most industrious in the biological world. It is a highly gregarious living insect, and they are a good helper for humans.

When they collect nectar, they have a lot of pollen attached to their bodies, flying between the flowers, inadvertently spreading pollen for plants, increasing crop yields and improving quality, so people call bees the "matchmakers" of plants.

Not only is the bee industrious, but its "language" is also unique. Let me tell you: they don't spread messages through voices like us, but through dance.

Because bees collect honey as their subsistence food, they generally convey the message that if they fly straight up with their heads up, it means that they should "go to the sun" to find the source of honey; If you dance in a figure-8 shape, it means that the nectar source plant is far away; If it flies around in a circle, it means that the nectar source plant is nearby.

Bees are divided into two types: queen bees and worker bees, and the queen bee is like the emperor of a kingdom, mainly laying eggs, laying tens of millions of seeds every day. Worker bees are laboring workers and brave guardians, and their main job is to collect honey. The sound made by the bees is a "buzzing" sound, as if it were a beautiful song.

Let's remember and learn from them, industrious bees.

Bees are often a symbol of industriousness. Every morning, every day when the sun is scorching. Bees always collect honey in obscurity and make honey. It may be small, but its quality is noble.

The sight of bees reminds me of one person, and that is my grandmother.

Every day, when others are still asleep, Grandma gets up and starts the day's chores. He boiled the water first, and with his trembling hands he lifted the heavy kettle and walked tremblingly to the faucet. Pick up the water and put it on it, such a trivial thing, grandma sweated while doing it.

After doing this, there are many more things, cooking, washing clothes, washing dishes, ......

Grandma is like an industrious bee. Get up early every day and be greedy for darkness. How difficult it is!

Grandma finished her housework and finally could take a break from watching TV. Grandma watched and fell asleep. Grandma had pale silver hair, and her face was wrinkled because of her age.

With gray and thick nails on my hands, I suddenly realized that my grandmother was old, yes, he was 67 years old.

Although grandma is old, she is still very hardworking, she makes honey like a bee, pays for others, and pays silently.