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Anonymous users2024-02-16The ugly duckling isThe second volume of the second gradeThe text of the text is swift and high.
The Ugly Duckling is a text in the seventh group of the second volume of the second grade of the primary school Chinese experimental textbook of the People's Education Edition, and the preset goals of the first lesson are mainly the following three points.
The Ugly Duckling is a fairy tale by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, first published in 1843. This book writes about a swan egg that broke its shell in a flock of ducks, was despised by the ducks because of its strange appearance, and grew into a white swan after going through many hardships and tribulations.
"The Ugly Duckling" shows that as long as you have ideals, pursuits, and work hard for this goal, it doesn't matter even if you are in adversity, "gold will always shine". Setbacks and pains in life are inevitable and can only be faced strongly. At the same time, "ugly duckling" is also a metaphor for children who are not noticed or envy young people, and sometimes refers to things that have just appeared and are not noticed.
Although the ugly duckling has low self-esteem, it is not inferior; Despite repeated misfortunes, he still persevered; Although he is in adversity, he is not willing to be mediocre; Although humble and small, he never gave up the pursuit; Although life is adrift, he always adheres to his ideals. That's why it turns into a beautiful white swan.
"The Ugly Duckling" shows that as long as you have ideals, pursuits, and work hard for this goal, it doesn't matter even if you are in adversity, "gold will always shine". The setbacks and pains in life are inevitable and can only be faced strongly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-15Summary. Kiss, <>
Knowledge Expansion: The Ugly Duckling is a fairy tale by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, first published in 1843. "The Ugly Duckling" tells the story of a big and ugly duckling who was born with the ridicule and discrimination of others, but after all kinds of setbacks and blows, he finally turned into a beautiful swan.
This story tells us that as long as we pursue unremittingly and strive to forge ahead, we can eventually achieve our ideals even in the face of adversity. The Ugly Duckling has been translated into many languages and has been widely circulated. As the last sentence of the story says:
When I was an ugly duckling, I never even dreamed of so much happiness! Because The Ugly Duckling is a portrayal of Hans Christian Andersen's life, this fairy tale is generally considered to be an autobiography of Hans Christian Andersen, describing the hardships of his childhood and youth, his view of what he should have been an aristocratic and his pursuit and yearning for this view, as well as the artistic achievements and spiritual comfort he received through many hardships.
The meaning of the Ugly Duckling.
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The meaning of the ugly duckling's text: The text shows that as long as you have ideals, pursuits, and work hard for this goal, it doesn't matter even if you are in adversity, "gold will always shine." The meaning of being told is that one is to never give up hope.
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Knowledge Expansion: The Ugly Duckling is a fairy tale by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, first published in 1843. "The Ugly Duckling" tells the story of a big and ugly duckling who was born with the ridicule and discrimination of others, but after all kinds of setbacks and blows, he finally turned into a beautiful swan.
This story tells us that as long as we pursue unremittingly and strive to forge ahead, we can eventually achieve our ideals even in the face of adversity. "The Ugly Duckling" has been translated into a variety of Zheng Jue words and has been widely circulated. As the last sentence of the story says:
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