Our family moved to a new house last spring. In the small courtyard by the window, I accidentally found a new branch that had just spit out a bud.

"What is this?" I asked my mother.

Mother looked at it and said, "This is a vine." A vine! Seriously, I've only eaten grapes since I was so big, but I still don't know how grapes grow. I became interested in this vine.

At first, the small vine seemed to be ill, and there were only a few tender leaflets on a dry stem, which was very pitiful. Under the guidance of my father, I inserted two three-meter-high wooden sticks obliquely on both sides of the vine, put a piece of wood on it and tied it with a rope to form a natural trapezoidal arbor. Every day when I come back from school, I will loosen the soil and water the vines.

The vines grow gradually, and the dry stems become thick and green. There are many small branches on a tree trunk, and each branch is covered with green leaves. I observe it carefully every day. The vine of the grape is a section, and palm-sized leaves grow on each section. The leaves are upright, large and dense, leaving no gaps. As long as there is a frame, vines climb. In a few days, the vines have grown taller than me. More than a month passed, and one day, I suddenly found white flowers on my neighbor's vine. But I can't even find the shadow of a flower on my vine. I'm anxious. I asked my mother, "Mom, can our vines bloom?"

"Our vines are damaged. As long as it is carefully cultivated, it will definitely bloom, and it may be a little late. " Mom said. This makes me more confident and more diligent in practice. There are many good things, and under my careful cultivation, many small white flowers have also blossomed on our vines. Flowers are small, mostly pink and white. A few days later, the flowers withered and a string of fruits the size of a small grain of rice grew.

In August, grapes grow as big as small apricot stones and become half black and half green. I picked one and put it in my mouth. It is sour and astringent when biting. Only then did I realize that the grapes were not fully ripe.

September in late autumn is the harvest season, and my grapes are ripe. Grapes have grown to the size of glass balls, and their colors are very bright, some are purple and some are dark green, which is very beautiful. I picked one and put it in my mouth. Ah! Sweet and sour! I gave the grapes to my parents so that they could share the fruits of their labor with me.

Looking at the shelves full of grapes and the fruits of my labor, I smiled happily. References:

Quote "Leaving the Forest"

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Think for yourself! Little guy, don't copy. Agree 1| Comment (2) Today, I found a dying caterpillar crawling slowly on my way to school. I also saw a small ant hovering around the caterpillar, as if trying to get it back to its nest, but there was nothing I could do, because the caterpillar was too big for a small ant.

I stared at them intently to see how things would develop. Although this little ant is so small compared with the big caterpillar, it doesn't want to give up this hard-won delicious food easily. I saw it pulling from the head of the big caterpillar for a while and pushing from the tail for a while. It really tried its best, but the big caterpillar did not move. I thought the little ant would go home helplessly after being exhausted, but something strange happened. I saw the two tentacles on the head of the little ant constantly swinging up and down. I wonder what it will do. Soon, swarms of ants came to the big green bug, some pushing and some pulling, and some lazy guys even climbed up the big green bug to enjoy the delicious food. Finally, the giant caterpillar was successfully transported back to the nest by countless small ants.

Ah! Small ants have this spirit of perseverance, unity and mutual assistance, not to mention us? Let's remember Zweig's words-if all human work is worth doing and should be done well, we should concentrate on it.