Reflections after reading Insects and a composition titled "2010, Here I Come"

1. Thoughts after reading "Insects"

After reading "Insects", this book fascinated me. It turns out that there are so many mysteries in the insect world. I know: In the early morning, how cicadas shed their shells; how dung beetles roll dung balls; how ants eat aphids' secretions. It was also clarified that "son of the borer" is wrong. The bees catching caterpillars are not raising them as their own sons, but are arranging food for their offspring.

The first time I read "Insects", it attracted me somehow. This is a popular science book describing the birth, work, hunting and death of insects. The plain text is fresh and natural; the humorous narrative is hilarious... Humanized insects appear on the stage. What a strange and interesting story! Fabre's "Insects" made me feel less dreamy. Those specific and detailed words made me feel the presence of a magnifying glass, moisture, stars, and the smell of insects from time to time, as if I was at the scene. The figures of insects and their arrogant calls that I had ignored for too long suddenly gathered together. I held my breath, and then, they penetrated the darkness of my heart. It was Fabre who made me see the amazing similarities between insects and us humans on many issues such as life and death, labor and plunder. "Insect Diary" is not a world created by the writer. It is different from novels. They are the most basic facts! Every day and every night of Fabre's life is lonely, quiet, almost isolated from the world, loneliness and hardship. I raised my head. At this moment, I really wanted to raise my head and look at the mystery of the existence of insects like looking up at the stars. It brought me into a vivid world of insects for the first time.

So, I continued to read "Insects".

Read on, "Insects" is an interesting story: "The mantis is a very ferocious animal, but in the early stages of its life, it will also sacrifice itself to the smallest ones. Under the claws of ants. "Spiders weave webs. Even if they use tools such as compasses and rulers, no designer can draw a more standardized web." The rich storyline made me think a lot. As I watched, these bugs gradually became clearer, and I thought: If we protect the environment and don't pollute it, will these bugs still be there? Will the current environmental deterioration happen again in the future? I carefully thought about the relationship between them. This time I read "Insects" and opened a new door for me.

When I continued to read "Insects", I saw Fabre observing the caterpillar's journey in detail. I saw him catching wasps regardless of danger. I saw him making bold assumptions, careful experiments, and repeated experiments. Determining the experimental process and data, he inferred step by step the action time and effect of the venom sting of the hornbill, the preying process of fireflies, the way flycatchers handle prey, and the long-distance communication of peacock moths... An experiment failed, so he collected data and analyzed it. Because of this, I turned around and designed it again. Rigorous experimental methods, bold questioning spirit, and diligent style. This time, I felt the "scientific spirit" and its profound connotation.

Entomologist Fabre cared about the nature of insects with human nature, and worked hard to write the masterpiece "Insects", leaving a treasure of prose rich in knowledge, interest, beauty and thoughts to the world. Its writing is lively and lively, its tone is relaxed and humorous, and it is full of fun. In the author's description, the willow beetle is like a miser, wearing a short tuxedo that seems to be "missing some fabric"; the little beetle "makes selfless sacrifices for its offspring and breaks its heart for its offspring"; and A sparrow bitten by a poisonous spider will also "eat happily. If we feed slowly, it will even cry like a baby." What a cute little creature! No wonder Lu Xun regarded "Insects" as a model for "talking about insect life".

I admire Fabre's dedication to exploring nature. It made me feel that insects are closely related to the environment, and it also made me feel the author's originality and subtle observations. "Insect Diary" has broadened my horizons, I have a different perspective on problems, and my understanding of problems will be deeper than before.

I think "Insects" is a good book worth reading in a lifetime. I think no matter who you are, as long as you read "Insects" carefully, read out the taste and impressions, you will definitely know more.

2. "2010, Here I Come"

2010 was the opening of the World Expo. At that time, I was already 13 years old.

The World Expo has a long history and is very unique. It allows humans to be creative and actively participate. It also encourages humans to combine science and emotion, and integrate various new concepts that are helpful to human development. , ideas, and technologies are displayed in front of the world.

The theme of Shanghai, China in 2010 is "Better City, Better Life". It contains five sub-themes: the relationship between cities and economic development, the relationship between cities and sustainable development, the interaction between urban and rural areas, the relationship between cities and high-tech development, and the relationship between cities and multicultural development. Demanding a more livable environment and a higher quality of life is the dream of mankind in the new century. It embodies the people-oriented concept and truly reflects human beings' hopes and desires for urban development prospects. As we move towards the new century, China is attracting the attention of the world with its unprecedented development speed and its influence and role in world political, economic and international affairs. Peace and development, mutual promotion and international progress are not only the ideals and beliefs of the 1.2 billion Chinese people, but also the eternal theme of the world.

The slogan of the 2010 World Expo is - Better cities make life better. Therefore, we must also do this. Let me give you an example: In modern society, our technology has developed, such as construction, telephones, radios, typewriters, fans, etc., especially vehicles. Vehicles can bring convenience to people. In the past, we didn’t have a car at home, so it was inconvenient to go out. We had to squeeze into crowded buses when we went out, which made us suffocate. Now that our family has a car, it is much more convenient to go out. However, automobile exhaust has caused great pollution to cities. The hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides in automobile exhaust react chemically under the action of sunlight to generate ozone, which combines with other components in the atmosphere to form photochemical smog. Its main hazards to health include irritating the eyes, causing pinkeye; irritating the nose, throat, trachea and lungs, causing chronic respiratory diseases. Photochemical smog can kill trees and reduce crop yields; it can reduce atmospheric visibility and hinder traffic.

So, I want to invent a high-tech car - a smoke-free car, which has several advantages. One: It is very fast. The speed of this car is simply "scud", 10 times that of ordinary cars. Two: It has a special distance recognition function. As long as you enter the current location and arrival location, the screen in front of it will It will guide the route and it will not go wrong; Three: There is an electronic robot in this car. If you need any help, you can say it in the voice dialog box and it will answer your questions on the electronic headset. Also, if you want to drink water, he will pour it for you; the most important thing is that this smoke-free car can save fuel and does not emit exhaust gas. I thought: Foreigners will be full of praise after seeing the new car I designed.

I hope that the great enthusiasm for the World Expo will be transformed into practical actions to welcome the World Expo. This is my 2010 World Expo.