Those who are trapped in material things and do not see the spirit are certainly sad, but those who have sustenance but do not know the meaning of sustenance are even sadder. Below is a composition about bread and daffodils that I compiled for you. I hope you like it. Bread and Narcissus Composition 1
Muhammad, the founder of Islam, once said: If you have two pieces of bread, you have to exchange one for a daffodil. ?Nowadays, in this world with abundant supplies, we have enough food and clothing, and beauty is of course very important. Beauty in the eyes of the rich is endless amounts of money, expensive necklaces in jewelry stores, fashionable clothes with colorful colors, or luxurious meals at the beach? Beauty in the eyes of the poor is rain The fresh rainbow in the sky is the warm greeting at the dinner table, the hard work in the fields, and even the nameless wild flowers on the roadside. Of course, flowers come to different eyes, and everyone has different values ??on beauty, so different forms of beauty appear in the world.
What is beauty? Beauty is the brilliant and bold colors that impact your sight, and the combination of large and small fabrics into a perfect evening dress; beauty is a string of melancholy and sad notes, and the crisp sound of the piano is passed down to this day. "Beauty is the emotion revealed between the lines, which makes people who finish reading can't help but exclaim: "How beautiful!"; Beauty is the ray of the setting sun in the dusk, the dewdrops in the morning and the cheerful birdsong? In short, beauty is life! If there is no Without beauty, life would not be full of interest, and great men such as Beethoven, Leonardo da Vinci, Lu Xun, and Strauss would not appear.
In reality, each of us is pursuing beauty. If we regard visual beauty as all beauty, it would be too superficial and simple. Suppose a person has a good appearance and a slender figure, which can indeed give people a sense of beauty. However, if she lacks cultivation and has no temperament, then this kind of beauty is just superficial, and the inner beauty does not exist. In fact, there is no lack of beauty around us, it’s just that we haven’t discovered it. Open your eyes wide and observe life carefully, and you will find that the starry sky on summer nights and red maples in autumn are so charming; the smiles of children and the white hair of old people are so cute. Here, beauty lies in details and warmth. Beauty is important.
In life, everyone has two pieces of bread. Now, it depends on whether you are willing to exchange a piece of bread for a daffodil. Composition 2 of Bread and Daffodils
When we are hungry, what we need most is food: after solving the problem of eating, we are not satisfied and need another kind of food? Spiritual food.
Muhammad once said: If you have two pieces of bread, you have to exchange one piece of bread for a daffodil. ?Yes, we will not be satisfied with only food, we also need the enrichment of the spiritual world.
If there is only hunger, who can choose Narcissus without bread? Without food and wine, Tao Qian? Picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence and leisurely seeing the Nanshan Mountain? How can it be passed down through the ages? How can there be Li Bai? Hu'er will be exchanged for fine wine, and we will sell the eternal sorrow with you?
However, many people pursue spiritual enrichment even if their next meal has not yet been found. They support and persevere with the dreams they pursue. Cao Xueqin persisted in writing "Dream of Red Mansions" despite hunger, cold and illness, and never gave up because of poverty; Marx also completed "Das Kapital".
We need higher spiritual pursuits. When Marie Curie was studying in France, she only lived in an attic with ventilation from all sides. The winter was very cold. It was under such harsh conditions that she reached the pinnacle of science.
Mr. Qian Zhongshu lived in seclusion; the first man to land on the moon devoted himself to research and refused to publish a biography; our country’s astronauts forged the aerospace spirit? Should people with poor spirits react?
< p> Today, when the material world is prosperous, we need that daffodil even more. When the flowers are fragrant, we can find the spring-filled back garden of our souls.The oppression of shackles makes us neglect our spiritual life, favors, money, and power after turning over. When everything is not just bread, what do we lack? At this point, you have to exchange for what is missing, which is the world of abundance.
Five thousand years of historical civilization have left us many precious spiritual wealth, which are the flowers we will exchange for.
When the flowers bloom, let the beauty stay on the branches; when the grass turns green, let the freshness spread to the earth; when happiness comes, let everyone share it together. The fragrance of flowers attracts birds and forms a harmonious picture with the flowers.
If you can live according to your ideals, act with a spirit of integrity and freedom, perseverance to move forward, and honest thoughts, you can achieve perfection.
Peace without paying is actually consuming the vitality and spirit of life. Which one do you choose between material bread and spiritual narcissus? Perhaps the answer is the latter. Bread and Narcissus Composition 3
Muhammad said, if you have two pieces of bread, you should exchange one of them for a daffodil. Several characters in the article more or less embody the contradiction between bread and daffodils.
For Wang Yisheng, food can relieve hunger, and chess can relieve worries. Wang Yisheng is very passionate about these two things, and chess is more important to him, because he said: "Once a person is obsessed with something, eating is not important." ?However, the two seem to be unable to coexist harmoniously. Since Wang Yisheng was fascinated by chess in his childhood, he has encountered a lot of resistance. His mother repeatedly warned that chess should not be used as a living. At the same time, the environment of his time is indeed not suitable for the development of individual personality and hobbies: hunger destroys people's spirit, cultural control paralyzes people's thoughts, and occlusion blocks people's vision, all of which make awakening a very difficult thing.
Those who are trapped in material things and do not see the spirit are certainly sad, but those who have sustenance but do not know the meaning of sustenance are even sadder.
The painter and "Jiaodan" represent another type of people. "Jiaodan" sold the ancestral chess piece because he couldn't bear the sins of the farm, and said that "chess piece" cannot be used as food, so use it to make a living. Joints, are they still worth it?. Chess and rice were once again compared together, but material needs eventually defeated spiritual needs. The painter agreed with him very much and said: "I can't blame you, you don't have any undesirable requirements." In the past two years, I have often been confused. Life is too concrete. Fortunately, I can also draw. How can I relieve my worries? Only? Alas. ?This sentence has complicated emotions. It can be imagined that the painter was once obsessed with dreams, until he was deeply hit by reality and finally became discouraged.
The old man picking up scrap paper represents the third type of people. He is deeply influenced by the thought of playing chess instead of making a living, which ultimately ruins his life. This is an extreme example. Complete idealism is often close to utopianism. It is not feasible to try to completely suppress matter with spirit. These two are mutually exclusive, always contradictory, and always contradictory? This is an eternal problem at the philosophical level.
If in that era of material scarcity, where should our spirit live? At the end of the book, I agree with a sentence: "Food and clothing are the basis, there are human beings, and they are busy with this every day" . But being trapped in it, he finally didn’t look like a human being. ?I think that if I have two pieces of bread in my hand, I will only exchange one of them for a narcissus, but I will not use up all the bread to exchange for narcissus, nor will I sell the narcissus I own for bread. This is my life principle and spiritual persistence.