Grasp the main idea of the article, briefly talk about the main content of the article, and talk about your own experience:

? For example, How Steel was Tempered?

I can't put down the book How Steel was Tempered. How admirable is Paul Kochakin's tenacious character! If you read this book, you will understand that people of steel quality are capitalized. ?

Paul's life is very bumpy. Even though he is blind, he insists on writing books, and he has no pity on himself. The book says: The manuscript he worked so hard to write was lost, which made him very depressed, but he picked himself up again and completed this masterpiece with tenacious perseverance. There is a famous saying in the book: "Human life is the most precious. When he looks back on the past, he should not regret doing nothing. " Paul is the embodiment of the strong. ?

Compared with Paul, think about yourself and feel a fever on your face. I remember that on the first day of this year, every household was immersed in the festive atmosphere, but my home was very deserted. Dad is busy at work and on a business trip, and mom is bedridden because of illness. Listening to the children's frolicking outside, my tears swirled in my eyes and rustled for a moment. When my mother saw me in tears, she pointed to the book beside my bed and said, "Jessica Hester Hsuan, have you finished reading the book How Steel was Tempered?" I looked through the book again and the image of Paul appeared again. Yes, I should be a strong person! I want to solve the problem for my family and decide to cook. Mom smiled all over her face, held my hand tightly and said, "You are really a man of indomitable spirit in our family!" " "I pointed to the book How Steel was Tempered and said," It taught me! " ?

Whenever I flinch from difficulties, whenever I cry in frustration, I will think of Paul's tall figure and try to turn myself into real steel! ?

Water drops penetrate the stone?

Today, with the teacher's recommendation, we read the article "Dripping water wears away the stone". The main story is: there are always drops of water on the stone. No matter day or night, the water drops kept dripping down, and finally one day the stone dripped through. ?

After reading it, I was very surprised: it is a miracle that such a trivial drop of water can stab a big hole in an incomparably solid stone! I think, if we can be like water drops, what else in the world can stump us? ?

I think of myself: I do everything by halves. I remember there was a time when my Chinese performance was poor and my composition held me back. I make up my mind that no matter what happens, I must read an article every night. But the next night, I broke my word and played chess with my friends. Today, after reading "A drop of water wears away a stone", I really want to scold myself: "It's useless! It's useless! It's useless! Even if you can't do such a small thing, how can you do big things in the future! " ?

As the saying goes: "As long as the kung fu is deep, the iron bar is ground into a needle." What you said is really good at all. From now on, I must learn to control myself and work tirelessly, so that I can achieve great things. ?

Waiting for the rabbit?

I was deeply impressed by learning the text "Waiting for the Rabbit". It tells the story of an ancient farmer. One day, while he was working in the field, he suddenly saw a hare running out of the Woods. Somehow, it hit a stump near the field and died. The farmer rushed over and picked up a fat and big rabbit effortlessly. He walked home happily, thinking that if only he could find a hare every day. From then on, he dropped his hoe and sat by the stump all day to see if any rabbits came and killed him. Day by day passed, and no rabbits came again. His field was full of weeds, and all the crops were ruined. ?

What a stupid man. As the saying goes, "there will be no pie in the sky." If you only dream every day and don't work hard, you will be mediocre and won't achieve much in this life. This story taught me that people should not be greedy and get something for nothing, otherwise they will lose a lot because of small things. ?

Farmers and snakes?

On Sunday, after I finished my homework, there was no electricity at home, so I couldn't watch TV or play computer, so I found a fable to read. I was fascinated by the story of the farmer and the snake. ?

The content of this story is: a farmer is walking on his way home. He saw a frozen snake on the roadside. Then he held the snake in his arms. When the snake woke up, it bit the farmer. As a result, the farmer died of poisoning. ?

After reading this story, I can't be calm for a long time. Maybe you think snakes are heartless, heartless and ungrateful animals, but you can't put all the blame on them. They are innocent. Because snakes are cold-blooded and aggressive, they will defend themselves when their lives are threatened. ?

I think that farmer deserved to die because he was ignorant and didn't know that snakes were cold-blooded, aggressive and poisonous. Although we admire the farmer's love, we dare not compliment his kindness. ?

As teenagers, we must study hard and arm our minds with knowledge, otherwise we will be as miserable as farmers. ?