"Fake Illiteracy" is a very classic comic. Below is the sixth grade fake illiteracy comic composition that I have collected for you. I hope it can help you. If you think it is good, you can share it with others. What a buddy! Chapter 1: Composition of Fake Illiteracy in Cartoon Waiting for the Bus

"Illiteracy" literally means being uneducated and illiterate, but what about "fake illiteracy"? What's the explanation? When I saw the cartoon "Fake Illiteracy", I had a new understanding of "illiteracy".

It was a bitterly cold morning. A thin mother struggled to hold her child and kept coaxing her: "Don't cry. Mom will take you to the hospital." The mother was wearing thin clothes. They were shivering in the wind, but several grown men were wearing thick cotton-padded clothes. One was wearing a peaked cap, another was wearing a thick cotton hat, and another was covering his face with a thick mask. There was a queue at the bus stop, and my mother was obviously pushed to the side by them. I saw anxiety in her eyes but more of helplessness, while the man's eyes were calm. I was very angry when I saw this scene, but deep down I felt extremely sad. Why is this happening? Even if I were uneducated and faced such a situation, I would know to help her, not to take her place! Wouldn't you? Illiteracy is not terrible. The terrible thing is that you pretend to be illiterate, and you pretend to be ignorant when you have knowledge. This is even more terrible than illiteracy. Behind knowledge is selfishness. Today, when we are shouting about the construction of socialist spiritual civilization, some "fake illiterates" leave footprints on the lawn with the "No Treading" sign and throw confetti randomly. Seeing the big from the small, where are people's morals?

Let us start from small things and create a harmonious society! Chapter 2: Waiting for the Bus Cartoon Fake Illiteracy Composition

One winter morning, in the bustling and hurried metropolis, a puzzling scene happened.

At a station, there was a sign with the words "Mother and Son Boarding Place" written in eye-catching large letters. There must be a group of mothers and children standing below! But looking down, a group of mothers and children turned into grown men.

Standing at the front is a pot-bellied man. He is wearing brand-name clothes and brand-name leather shoes. At first glance, he looks like a leader who is pampered and wealthy. At this time, he was squinting, smiling to himself, and making a wishful thinking in his mind! The second man was tall, wearing a military cap and a coat. He must be a soldier. He had his eyes closed, chewing gum, and must be thinking about his glorious history on the battlefield. The third person wore his eyes and deliberately lowered his hat, like a top student studying hard in a cold window. He was secretly thinking in his heart: I am short-sighted and there is no way I can see the words on that sign. Alas, let’s think about today. test questions! The last person was wearing a mask and a white coat. He was thinking to himself: They are all queuing up here, so of course I can. Oh, why hasn’t the bus come yet? Everyone has their own worries. The mother next to her sighed: "How long do I have to wait in line! The child's illness cannot be delayed." The child coughed twice and looked at his mother with wide eyes. They were saying, "Mom, why don't we line up?" They were squeezed out by those four men!

After seeing this picture, I couldn’t help but sigh: These people are so immoral! If everyone gives a piece of love, the world will be better and more harmonious. Chapter 3: Essay on Fake Illiteracy

I saw a cartoon, which showed four gentleman-looking men waiting to get on the bus. A thin aunt was holding a child in her arms outside the railing of the bus boarding area. We boarded the bus, but there was a very eye-catching sign in the middle of the boarding area: "Mother and Child Boarding Area." Are all those men illiterate? I'm really ashamed of those "fake illiterates". In fact, situations similar to this kind of "fake illiteracy" happen around us from time to time.

In shopping malls or movie theaters, some men puff up their smoke, but turn a blind eye to the eye-catching letters "No Smoking" on the wall; in the bathhouse, when people are taking a bath, I often see some people rubbing their hands. , but the faucet behind her was still flowing water, but she turned a blind eye to the eye-catching big words on the wall "Please save water"; in hospitals and hotels, some people spit everywhere and ignored the four words "No spitting" But turned a blind eye.

All kinds of "fake illiteracy" phenomena in real life are really hateful. These people lack basic moral cultivation and are very inconsistent with our civilized society. I hope that such things will happen as little as possible around us. . Chapter 4: Essay on Fake Illiteracy

With the progress and development of society, people have learned new knowledge, but some people cover up their conscience for certain interests.

One evening, the north wind was blowing loudly, and many people were waiting for the bus to go home. Who wouldn’t want to have a hot meal on such a cold day.

At the "mother and child boarding area", a woman holding a child was waiting for the bus. There were several men behind the woman. The first one had a general's belly, like an entrepreneur. He thought to himself: "Humph, you are too stupid to not enjoy such a good 'treatment'. Instead, you squeezed into the car!" The second man, wearing a uniform Wearing a cotton coat and a thick hat, he put his hands into his pockets and closed his eyes. He may have thought that there is another way of saying that if he closed his eyes and pretended not to see, he was seen by others.

The third person, wearing a mask, frowned, and was secretly proud: Haha, I'm so smart, even wearing a mask, I didn't twist your nose! There was another man wearing a hat, pouting, and his leather shoes were very polished. He thought to himself: Hum, I am a revolutionary of the older generation and have made great contributions to the motherland, and you still won’t let me go! Finally, the woman waiting for the bus in front was squeezed out. This woman was holding her child, wearing a headscarf and wearing thin clothes. She looked at the few people in surprise, but those few people turned a blind eye to her.

I am puzzled. Are those people really illiterate? Chapter Five: Fake Illiteracy Comic Composition

Today, I was deeply moved after reading Hua Junwu’s comic "Fake Illiteracy".

In a cold winter, a woman holding a crying child stood next to the "mother and child boarding place". She saw a man wearing a coat standing at the station with his hands in his hands. In his pocket, there was a man with a calm expression. He didn't seem to see the words "where mother and son got into the car." Then, another man came and stood in the station. The man was wearing a hat and a windbreaker. He had his eyes closed and pretended not to see anything, as if nothing had happened. The woman wondered: Are they illiterate? Don’t you recognize the words “where mother and son boarded the bus”? After thinking about it, a third and fourth man came to the station. They also turned a blind eye to the words "Mother and Son Boarding Place" and the mother and son next to them.

Are these people really fake illiterates? No, it's not. They are not truly illiterate, they are just lovingly illiterate. They lack public morality and are not civilized at all. They only think about themselves and have no regard for the feelings of others. They have no love at all. It is really terrible! Don't they have any sense of shame? Their uncivilized behaviors are countless in our reality: loud noises are not allowed in public places, but some people are making noises and ignoring the rules; in restaurants, there are clearly signs saying "No Smoking" There is a sign, but many people turn a blind eye to it and still smoke; on many lawns, there are signs saying "Please do not step on them", but there are still people playing on the lawns... Isn't this the same as in the comics? These people have long forgotten the traditional Chinese virtues.

There is a famous saying: "Don't do good deeds because they are small, and don't do evil deeds because they are small." Let's turn the lyrics into reality! Let us all use love to create a beautiful society! Chapter 6: Fake Illiteracy Composition

Cartoons are drawings that are highly satirical or humorous. Cartoons are also artists who draw materials from life phenomena to satirize, criticize or praise certain people and things through exaggeration, metaphor, symbol and other methods. The famous cartoonist Hua Junwu's "Fake Illiteracy" is a typical example of this.

This cartoon depicts an angry scene: on a cold winter day, there is an eye-catching sign at the entrance of a station, which reads "Mother and Son Boarding Place" These five characters. But the people waiting in line here are not mothers and children, but four well-groomed young men in suits and ties, who are obviously educated young men. They stood there nonchalantly and pushed a woman holding a child out of the platform. The woman looked surprised, because not only were the four educated people standing in the wrong place, but they also couldn't recognize the eye-catching words on the stop sign. The most pitiful thing was the woman, who had to huddle on one side of the sign with her child in her arms. She dared not speak out in anger at these strong men.

After reading this cartoon, I was very angry. I really feel terrible that there are such people in our society who do not abide by social ethics. They stand there for their own interests. These people seem to be "illiterates". Actually it's not the case... Even if they do get in the car, do they think doing so will satisfy their conscience? Are the men in the painting blind? Don't they think about the difficulties their loved ones may encounter when they are away from home? How could they turn a blind eye to the mother and son beside them and disappear? If this mother and son were their relatives, how could they bear it?

In life, the phenomenon of false illiteracy can also be seen everywhere: on buses that clearly indicate that seats are reserved for the elderly, weak, sick, disabled, and pregnant women, some tall and strong young people are seen. Sitting on it calmly and contentedly; in the hospital, some people are talking loudly next to the sign saying "quiet"; some people are puffing up smoke in some public places where smoking is prohibited; in the park, the sign It clearly says "Please do not step on the lawn", but there is still a string of "pearls" left on the lawn that should not be there. Chapter 7: Composition of Fake Illiteracy

The main drawing of the comic "Fake Illiteracy" is: four grown men standing in a waiting lane. What is strange is that there are five eye-catching words written on the sign next to the waiting lane. The big letters read "where mother and son boarded the bus". A woman was huddled by the roadside with her child in her arms. Four grown men ignored the mother and child. There was a man who looked like a cadre and stared straight ahead, apparently pretending to be illiterate; He was a soldier. He was concentrating with his eyes closed, pretending not to see the mother and son. The same was true for the other two people. They put their hands in their pockets, appearing confident and indifferent to the mother and son. They all appear to be highly educated people, but their quality is quite poor.

The mother and son who really had the right to stand in the driveway were squeezed out of the road. I couldn't help but ask these four grown men, are you comfortable doing this? Are you all educating people? If you can't even read the five big words, where is your morality?

The purpose of this cartoon by the famous Chinese cartoonist Hua Junwu is to criticize those uncivilized people who have high academic qualifications, low moral standards, ignore social morality, and only seek their own convenience.

In our society, there are many grown men like these four. For example: some signs in the park now say "Please do not step on the grass", but some people pretend to be illiterate and still They were running and jumping around on the grass; some places had signs saying "Please don't spit", but some people pretended not to see it and continued to spit on the ground. These are people who only care about their own convenience and don't think about others. Now we not only need to improve our knowledge level, but also strengthen our moral cultivation. As long as these people who do not abide by social ethics can realize the serious consequences of doing so, they will stop doing anything that violates social ethics, because they are not illiterate. As long as we strengthen moral construction, society will become better. Chapter 8: Fake Illiteracy Comic Composition

Some people may say that fake illiteracy is some people; some may say that fake illiteracy is some events. But what I call pseudo-illiteracy is the title of a cartoon.

The painting is of a boarding gate at a bus station. To the right of the boarding gate is a large sign with five eye-catching characters written on it: Boarding Point for Mother and Child. But four burly men were standing at the bus entrance. They had their eyes closed, their hands in their pockets, their faces indifferent, and their heads raised as if they were arrogant. But he turned a blind eye to the five characters "where mother and son boarded the bus." But a young and thin mother could only hide behind this sign with her child in her arms, looking helpless. Some people nearby pointed and said some sarcastic remarks; some showed sarcastic faces. But those men seemed not to know those words, and turned a deaf ear to these comments, as if they were four telephone poles, "standing" motionless. These are false illiterates.

However, in our lives, examples of false illiteracy are also common. For example, there is a seat in a car that says: This seat is reserved for the elderly, weak, sick and disabled, that is, pregnant women. However, some overdressed young men and girls turned a blind eye and sat with their buttocks raised as soon as they got on the bus. Another example is a carpet-like green lawn with a "No Trampling on the Lawn" sign clearly posted on it, but there are many people playing and making noise on the lawn?

If people in society do not improve their sense of public morality, more false illiterates will appear. I hope that false illiteracy, which is not a beautiful "landscape" in this life, can become extinct in the new century.