Thinking from another angle, life is as warm as spring _ _ _ _ Some thoughts on reading Peeling Apples in Another Way. When I opened the bright and thick cover of this book, I was attracted by the content in the preface. Generally, when we cut apples, we are used to cutting from the stem to the bottom depression and splitting vertically. But a boy placed the apple horizontally and cut it in the middle. The result is a wonderful painting: there is a beautiful five-pointed star pattern in the middle of the apple, and there is a seed on each corner ... Yes! I don't know how many apples we have eaten in this life. We always cut them in half regularly, and perhaps we never doubted that any hidden patterns were not discovered. Just by changing a cutting method, I found a beautiful secret that is little known. I was moved by these words and read the whole book at one go. It is divided into three parts: truth, world and virtue. Each part consists of a short story and related evaluations from different angles. These short stories are full of human emotions and reflect the philosophy of life, telling me how to face difficulties with a smile, how to forgive others' mistakes, how to care about people, and how to face ideals persistently ... There is such a story in the true feelings: A mother gave birth to a child, but the child was born in an incubator in a hospital. The child is severely disabled and has no arms and legs. People dare not and can't bear to hold their children to their mothers. It was not until after the full moon that people made the worst plan: she would faint screaming, cry and turn away ... However, when the mother took her child, she smiled and said, "How cute!" " What a different reaction! It is such a different mother who started his beautiful life. He started a bright and enthusiastic life with a warm, lively, positive and firm attitude towards life. He is _ _ _ Hirotada Ototake, the author of the famous Japanese contemporary writer "Nothing is Enough". There is a famous saying: "I walked barefoot all the way and cried that I didn't have a pair of shoes until one day I saw a man without feet." I've always admired its exquisiteness. Whenever I encounter difficulties, whenever I encounter something unsatisfactory, I will think of it. Be content in life and strive for self-improvement. However, today, I read this story, which gave me a new understanding of life. Life needs self-confidence, positivity, progress, and mutual trust and encouragement. Don't live in the eyes of others. To gain the respect of others, we must first know how to respect ourselves, hold up a sky on our own, not be afraid of difficulties and obstacles, and not ask for "being born a hero and dying a hero". The short stories in the world are equally delicious and worth savoring. The most basic way for people to live in the world is interpersonal communication, which is full of artistic charm and needs the ability to think from another angle. When we are faced with failures, complicated interpersonal relationships and conflicts in our work, we need enough patience and multi-angle thinking, and learn to be patient and adjust our emotions. Sometimes patience is not cowardice, but a measure and mind of being a man. There is a story in the book: two people were traveling in the desert and quarreled over a trivial matter. One of them slapped the other. The person who was slapped felt humiliated and speechless. He wrote a sentence in the sand: "My friend slapped me today." They walked on and a lake appeared in front of them. They were very happy, but the man who was slapped just now accidentally fell into the lake and almost drowned. Another man saved him. He took out a small sword and carved it on a stone: "My friend saved my life today." His friend was curious and asked him why his previous words were written in the sand, but now his words should be engraved on the stone. The rescued person said, "When my friend hurts me, I put it in the most easily erased place. When I write it in the sand, the wind will blow it away and smooth it. When others help me, I will keep it in my heart, regardless of the wind and rain. " This story gave me a spiritual baptism and benefited a lot. Similarly, in the pursuit of ideals, we should learn how ants crawl. When encountering steep boulders, we should avoid them. How much we need this way of thinking in our life and work, and combine persistence with flexibility to make them complement each other and finally reach our destination! Similarly, modesty is a link that cannot be ignored in interpersonal communication. The story in the book reminds me that modesty should be regarded as a habit, not a slogan in life. The story of "monkey feeding" once again made me feel the power of team spirit. There will be no pie in the sky, but the spirit of seizing the opportunity and striving for it can make us brave and hopefully win. As a people's teacher, I have always wanted to infiltrate the humanistic spirit into my daily teaching, but I always feel that my understanding of humanistic quality is not deep and thorough enough. After reading this book, I have a deeper understanding of this connotation. From ancient Confucius to modern educator Tao Xingzhi, they all advocate humanistic education, emphasize emotion, care about people's spiritual world, and guide people to pursue truth, goodness and beauty in life. Humanism is more flexible, more permeable and inclusive ... the story of virtue makes me refreshed and my mind suddenly enlightened. Looking at the world from another angle, I understand that the Himalayas have been watching Tibet alone for thousands of years because it has forgotten the loneliness of living alone and remembered the freedom of walking in the clouds. Looking at the problem from another angle will make me less one-sided, add bright colors to my life and make my life warm as spring.