After carefully reading a famous book, I believe you will have a lot of gains worth sharing. It is important to record it. Let’s write a review together. Don’t think that you can just deal with it casually. The following are the reflections on the recitation of Chinese classics that I have collected for everyone (generally 5 articles). You are welcome to read them. I hope you will like them. Thoughts after reading Chinese classics 1
Reading poetry can purify people’s souls, and memorizing ancient texts can teach people how to be a person of good character. Therefore, our school also requires us to read and memorize "Recitation of Chinese Classics", which can not only purify our souls, but also increase our reading volume. Isn't this killing two birds with one stone?
After reading "Recitation of Chinese Classics" for such a long time, my favorite sentence in "The Analects" is: Sima Niu worriedly said: "Everyone has brothers, I am alone." Zixia said: " Shang Wen said: Life and death are destiny, wealth and honor are in heaven. A gentleman is respectful and courteous to others. He is a brother in the world. Why should a gentleman have no brothers? "It means: One day, Sima Niu was worried. Zixia said: "Everyone else has brothers, but I don't." Zixia said: "I have heard: 'Life and death are destiny, wealth is in heaven.' As long as you take what you do seriously and make no mistakes, you will be right." If you are respectful and polite, then no matter who you are, you are your brother. Why are you worried that you have no brothers? "I think so too. If you behave very humbly, respectfully and politely, everyone will definitely accept you; but I If you act arrogant and dismissive of others, no one will pay attention to you, let alone accept you, and they may even hate you.
Friends should help each other, "when one party is in trouble, support from all directions". Instead of just adding insult to injury and just being sarcastic. Who would accept such a person? Who will appreciate you? On the contrary, people who are generous and enthusiastic towards others will always be appreciated by others.
After reading "Recitation of Chinese Classics", I learned a lot from it: people should be humble and respectful to each other. If you respect others a little, others will respect you a little in return. As long as you are generous Kindness can win the hearts of the people, as long as you are sincere, you will be valued by others, and diligence and alertness will achieve success at work. Therefore, in the future, I will read more "Chinese Classics" and read more profound ancient Chinese poems to enrich my knowledge.
Since there are so many benefits to reading "Recitation of Chinese Classics", why don't we read it a few more times and learn more knowledge? Do you think you are right? Thoughts after reading Chinese classics 2
Chinese classics are the excellent traditional culture of the motherland and a precious spiritual wealth of mankind. Reading classics not only enriches our knowledge but also teaches us the principles of life. It is like silk rain. It also nourishes our souls and encourages us to develop good behavioral habits and excellent moral qualities. At the same time, it also enhances our national self-confidence and pride.
Every time students recite a classic, it is a process of perception. In the process of repeated reading, the reading level is improved step by step, and the students' understanding experience will be deepened step by step. It also consolidates the students' reading level, enables the students to develop a good sense of language, and their ability to perceive and understand the language is greatly improved. Secondly, their knowledge is also improved. is expanding. We see that our children are making progress day by day. For example, the classic stories in "Disciple Rules" tell many social ethics, moral standards, and life philosophy. By reading classics for a long time, students will follow the examples of the ancients and learn the qualities of sages, which will enable them to form good behavioral habits.
Chinese classics are profound, profound and have a long history. I firmly believe that while children are reciting them, they will consciously shoulder the important task of inheriting Chinese civilization and promoting the national spirit. After-reading thoughts on reciting Chinese classics 3
Reciting classics can allow us to accumulate famous sayings, and it can also teach us to be a person of noble character. Therefore, the school also requires us to recite classics, increase knowledge, carry forward traditional culture, improve our ideological realm, and be useful people.
After reading the classics for so long, my favorite is a dialogue between Confucius’ disciples Sima Niu and Zixia. Sima Niu worried and said: "Everyone has brothers, I am alone." Zixia said: "Shang heard it, life and death have destiny, wealth and honor are in heaven. A gentleman is respectful and courteous, and he is respectful and courteous to others, all over the world. Brothers. Why should a gentleman not have brothers?" Meaning, Sima Niu said sadly, "Everyone else has brothers, but I don't." Zixia said, "I have heard that life and death are determined by fate, and wealth depends on God's will." . As long as a gentleman is careful and without fault, and treats others with courtesy, everyone in the world will be his brothers. Why should a gentleman worry about not having brothers? ”
If you behave modestly, respectfully, and be very polite, everyone will be yours. Everyone will definitely like you, but if you show yourself to be arrogant and look down on others, then no one will pay attention to you, and no one will like you. I remember one time, I ranked first in the class in a math test, so I kept showing off to the class and said to them, "Look, I'm awesome!" As a result, all the classmates ignored me. I was really asking for trouble, so I had to return to my seat in disgrace. I silently thought that I should no longer be arrogant and arrogant, but should be humble towards others.
Friends should also help each other. When one party is in trouble, all parties will support him. You cannot sit idly by or even laugh at others when your friends are in trouble.
I remember one time, I fell down the stairs and the skin on my leg was broken and bleeding. My classmates saw it, immediately came over, helped me up, helped me into the classroom, took out a clean tissue, and carefully wiped my wound. A warm current surged up in my heart, and the pain seemed to lighten a lot.
Since reading the classics, I have learned a lot from them. As long as we treat others sincerely, we can gain the trust of others. As long as we often help others, we can gain the respect of others. Classmates, let us read more classics, so that we can become more substantial, smarter and more useful. Thoughts after reading Chinese Classics Recitation 4
Since I was in elementary school, I have always liked the book "Chinese Classics Recitation: Chinese Classics Recitation". The articles in it are different every semester. I always think after reading it. A lot, I have benefited a lot, now I will share it with you slowly!
"Recitation of Chinese Classics" records many exquisite chapters handed down in the history of our country. The content is very rich, including the most beautiful classical poems, "Disciples' Regulations", "Thousand-Character Classics", "Thousand-Character Classics", There are classics such as "Three Character Classic", "The Analects of Confucius", "Mencius", "Great Learning" and other classics. Among them, my favorite is the "Thousand-Character Essay" at the end of each unit. Although there are only a few words selected in each issue, each word is a classic and contains profound truths. For example, in the 16th "Thousand-Character Essay" in the first volume of the third grade, there are only eight words: "A ruler is not a treasure, an inch is a jade." Its meaning is easy to understand, that is, "A beautiful jade cannot be regarded as a real treasure, even if it is You have to work hard to make the most of your time." But through these eight simple words, it tells us a truth that is applicable throughout life: in this world, many things are valuable and can be measured by money, but time alone can never be bought. Once lost, it will never come back. Therefore, time must be cherished.
"Black-haired people don't know how to study early, and white-haired people regret studying late." Now that I am a third-grade primary school student, I must understand the preciousness of time, cherish it, and make full use of every minute. Do something meaningful every second. I must listen attentively during class, complete my homework carefully after class, and read more useful extracurricular books such as "Recitation of Chinese Classics" in my free time. I must also arrange my time reasonably, persist in my hobbies of Go and table tennis, and strive to become a " A good child with all-round development of morality, intelligence, physical education, and art. Thoughts after reading Chinese classics 5
Confucius was a great educator in the Spring and Autumn Period of our country. He taught no less than three thousand students. People recorded the exchanges between him and his students in class. This is the Analects of Confucius. .
“Reviewing the past and learning the new can become a teacher.” This sentence talks about the method of learning. It allows us to review it again after learning. After reviewing the old knowledge, we will have new knowledge. With new discoveries and new experiences, you can become a teacher. I remember that every time I go to class or after I go home, I will review the content of the day. After each review, I will have a deeper understanding and deeper experience than before, but I always feel that there are still some unexpected things, so in the future I will It is important to review frequently.
"Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." This sentence tells us not to give others things you hate, and don't let others do things you hate. I remembered that one time my mother scooped a lot of red potatoes into my bowl. I didn’t want to eat them, so I gave them to my father. After reading this sentence, I no longer secretly gave the red potatoes to my father. I think we should learn from Mr. Lu Xun, think less about ourselves and more about others, be strict with ourselves and be lenient towards others. If everyone could learn from Mr. Lu Xun, how beautiful and harmonious the world would be!
Through studying "The Analects of Confucius", I understand: learning requires methods; when encountering difficulties, you have to overcome them; and I also understand the principles of "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." .