Thoughts on reading Hongge 1 The winter vacation goes by half as fast as a shuttle. In this winter vacation, I read an extra-curricular book called Rainbow Pigeon, which is a story about homing pigeons.
Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what? In Garda, a city with a population of one million, there are at least two million pigeons living there. One-third of Indian boys may have pet pigeons, carrier pigeons, somersaults, fan-tailed pigeons, convex-breasted pigeons and so on, and there are dozens at a time. The art of homing pigeon training has a history of thousands of years in India. It is here that fan-tailed pigeons and convex-breasted pigeons have been cultivated, and they love each other, whether they are royal aristocrats or poor people.
The boy in the story has a homing pigeon of ancient aristocratic descent. It's the rainbow brothers. Rainbow pigeons are not born with flower necks. Its feathers grow day by day and are colorful. Finally, it became the most beautiful pigeon among 40,000 pigeons, because pigeons are different from other small animals. It has an amazing ability to tell the direction. This pigeon crossed the Himalayas and bravely braved the bullets to penetrate the information, but in the end, fear occupied his heart and took him as his brother's little boy to take care of the injured pigeon. After the injury, the pigeon gradually recovered and returned to the blue sky. What we see at the head of the platform now are all high-rise buildings, and we seldom see flocks of pigeons flying around. Pigeons represent peace. I hope my parents will take me to India that day to see the city with more than 40 thousand pigeons.
Reflections on The Rainbow Pigeon 2 Recently, I read a book called The Rainbow Pigeon, written by the American writer Mukherjee. The main content of the book is: In Calcutta, one third of the children keep pigeons. They are familiar with how to train pigeons and regard them as their best friends. I domesticated a homing pigeon with a neck feather like a rainbow, so I named it Rainbow Pigeon. The parents of the rainbow pigeon died unfortunately to protect the rainbow pigeon. Rainbow pigeons bravely braved the bullets to send messages in World War I, not only a pigeon, but also a group of pigeons bought by "I", including a pigeon named Shia. Because Shia was killed by the enemy while avoiding the enemy's attack, fear occupied the heart of the rainbow pigeon. At this time, "I" quickly took the rainbow pigeon to find the monk. The monk said that only when "I" is brave, the rainbow pigeon will slowly drive away the fear. After a few days, the rainbow dove really overcame her fear and bravely flew to the embrace of the blue sky.
After reading this book, I understand a truth: as long as you have courage, you will make friends without fear. At the same time, this book reminds me of the first time I cut oranges. I screamed with fear and thought, will I cut my hand? It must hurt! The fear at that time was like a big demon to me, which swallowed my courage. Finally, with my mother's encouragement, I picked up a knife and bravely cut the orange. Fear is not terrible for us. The terrible thing is that you have no courage. Everyone in the world will encounter fear, both adults and children will. As long as you have enough courage, you won't be possessed by fear.
Rainbow pigeons have enough courage, so do you? If you are timid, then you must read the book "Rainbow Pigeon" and let the rainbow pigeon pass on its courage and love to you!
Reflections on The Rainbow Pigeon 3 I have read many books, and the most impressive one is The Rainbow Pigeon. This book was written by American writer Dagen Gepa Mukherjee and won the newbury Prize for Children's Literature.
This is a legendary story about homing pigeons and a spiritual adventure to overcome fear. The protagonist in the book, Rainbow Pigeon, is the most beautiful pigeon in Gargada. The boy trained the homing pigeon with rainbow-like neck feathers and became good friends with it. The life of rainbow pigeons is full of hardships. It once crossed the mysterious Himalayas and lost its mother because of the eagle's pursuit. He lost his father again in the storm, but the rainbow pigeon still didn't back down and give up. But when it risked its life to fly over the fiery battlefield, one wing was broken, and it witnessed the bloody scene of the two armies killing each other. A bullet went through the soldier's chest and a comrade-in-arms fell in a pool of blood. Fear filled the heart of the rainbow pigeon, making it lose the ability and courage to fly. But in the end, with the help of the master and the monk, the rainbow pigeon fluttered its wings and flew into the blue sky!
After reading this touching story, I always see rainbow pigeons waving their wings in front of me, which reminds me of the audition of The Reader held by our school. At that time, I practiced repeatedly at home and was full of confidence. But when that day really came, I was uneasy and my nervous heart was pounding! But I adjust my mentality in time and cheer for myself silently in my heart. You can do it! At the moment I stood on the podium, I got up the courage to recite this poem in cadence and won applause from my classmates!
The most important thing in everyone's heart is love and courage. It can't be bought with money, and our lives are valuable because of it! As the book says: "Think of love at any time and feel it at any time, then your body and mind will naturally show peace and strength, just as flowers will naturally show fragrance."