My favorite fable

Fable is a genre of literary works, which contains meaningful truth with visualized stories. Fables have been popular in China since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The following is my favorite fable, I hope it will help everyone.

My favorite fable 1 This is only a short fable, but it is my favorite. Grandma told me a similar story when I was a child. It was very short. I hope the friends here can finish reading it, which is very useful ~

Bringing giraffes into this world is a very difficult process. The giraffe fetus fell out of the giraffe mother's womb and landed about 3 meters underground, usually on its back. In a few seconds, it turned over and its limbs curled under its body. With this posture, it was able to see the world for the first time and get rid of the last remaining amniotic fluid in its eyes and ears. Then, the giraffe mother brought the baby into real life in a rude way.

Gary Richmond described in detail how the newborn giraffe learned its first life lesson in his book Zoo Watch.

Mother giraffe lowered her head to see the position of the little giraffe, and then made sure that she was directly above the little giraffe. It waited for about a minute, and then did the most unreasonable thing-it raised its long legs and kicked the child, causing him to do a somersault and fall to the ground on all fours.

If the little giraffe can't stand up, this rude action will be repeated by the giraffe mother. The little giraffe lying on the ground tried to get up. Sometimes, because of fatigue, the little giraffe will temporarily stop trying. As soon as the giraffe mother sees it, she will kick it again and force it to continue its efforts. Finally, the little giraffe finally stood up on its still trembling legs for the first time.

At this time, the giraffe mother will make a more unreasonable move, and it will kick the giraffe down again. Why? Mother giraffe wants her children to remember how she stood up. In the wild, the giraffe must be able to stand up as fast as possible to avoid being separated from the deer, because it is only safe among the deer. Lions, hyenas and other wild animals like to kill giraffes. If the giraffe mother doesn't teach her children to stand up and keep up with the big army as soon as possible, then the little giraffe will become the prey of these wild animals.

The late famous writer irving stone knew this. He studied great men all his life and wrote biographies for many people, including Van Gogh, Freud and Darwin.

On one occasion, Si Tong was asked if he had found any clues that ran through the lives of all these outstanding people. He said: "The people I wrote about always have a big goal or dream in their lives, and then try to achieve it. They all suffered a blow to the head, once completely knocked down, and then for many years, they were cornered. But every time they are knocked down, they always stand up. You can never destroy the will of these people. "

My favorite fable 2 The ancients said, "The poor are rich because of books, and the rich are expensive because of books. He also said: "If you don't study for three days, you will feel that your words are tasteless and your face is disgusting. This shows the importance of this book. I like reading since I was a child, looking for the source of happiness between the lines. Sometimes, books flow through my heart like a trickle. Sometimes, books are like waves, stirring my heart. Among many books, my favorite fable to read and never tire of reading is The Farmer's Heritage.

Once upon a time, there was a farmer who guarded a vineyard, but his physical strength got worse every year. His two sons are lazy. What should they do? So he told his two sons, "There is gold in the vineyard. If you are willing to dig, you will have money. Hearing this, the two sons hurried to dig. Soon, the farmer died of illness, but the two sons did not dig anything. On the contrary, the grapes became sweet and juicy and became the richest man in the village. One day, while they were digging, they looked at a string of crystal clear grapes and understood their father's last words. It turned out that the gold his father said was just a bunch of grapes!

This story tells us that "no pains, no gains" and "let me know to be diligent. I remember that in May this year, I won a hard-won right to participate in the selection of juvenile table tennis players in the country. The coach was full of confidence in me before the game. People who have seen me play have always thought that I am the best candidate for junior high school players this year. After many games, just as I was about to enter the threshold of junior national players, I suffered from waterloo because of my laziness and lack of diligent practice in serving, and watched the easily available trophy pass by. After this painful lesson, I deeply understand what Gorky said: "whoever is diligent is the master." "From then on, I will never be lazy in doing anything. I will take the initiative to help and become a good helper praised by everyone.

As the saying goes, "Nothing is difficult in the world". No sowing, no harvest. As long as you work hard, you will succeed, which fully proves Balzac's saying that "flower of life will bloom only if you work hard". Therefore, we must be diligent. Only diligence can open the door to success. This is my favorite fable.

My favorite fable story 3 design concept:

What is unique is that "Chinese practical activity" belongs to the comprehensive practical activity course, and emphasizes practicality on the basis of learning-learning Chinese in Chinese, and emphasizing the harmony and unity of Chinese instrumentality and humanity. After four years of study, students have some learning experience, like fables, and have some ability to speak and read. Therefore, the determination of this topic is to cultivate students' ability to question and solve doubts independently in reading teaching, which is conducive to cultivating students' inquiry consciousness and ability, developing students' learning ideas, developing students' innovative thinking ability and ultimately improving students' Chinese literacy.

Activity objectives:

1, through conscious reading, make exchange reading cards, stimulate students' interest in reading animal fables, deepen the experience of understanding in active thinking and emotional activities, gain some insights and thinking, gain ideological enlightenment, and cultivate students' ability to collect and sort out materials.

2. Deduct and create animal fables, cultivate students' awareness of cooperation and deep exploration, and perceive the unique fable form and rich imagination of animal fables.

Activity flow:

First, the introduction of the dialogue makes you feel at home.

1, review the animal fables you have learned and exchange the meanings contained in them.

2. Point out the topic: My favorite animal fable.

Revisiting old lessons-not only helps to relieve students' nervousness caused by attending lectures, but also helps to concentrate students' attention, arouse students' learning enthusiasm and lay a good foundation for the next link of "reading experience exchange". )

Second, browse quickly and exchange comments.

1. Through reading, combined with the information you have searched, briefly introduce the contents of the reading card, and concentrate on exchange and display.

Choose your favorite story to perform for your classmates.

Say, do and draw a picture.

Communication can cultivate students' consciousness of cooperation and inquiry, and develop students' ability of cooperative learning; Exhibition can stimulate students' interest in reading, and also reserve feelings for the next step of "creation", paving the way-providing certain creative ideas and structure. )

Third, expand and stimulate interest.

1. Create a new animal fable.

The ultimate goal of Chinese learning is to return to life, serve life, and let them pay attention to life and things around them. Even if the animal fables created are naive, they will all feel it. It is a useful attempt to develop students' learning ideas, innovative thinking ability and ultimately improve students' Chinese literacy. )

Fourth, summarize and improve, and make the finishing point.

The beauty of fable lies in conciseness, connotation and sentence.

My favorite fable story 4 I like the fable "Better late than never". This fable mainly tells a story: once upon a time, there was a man who kept a flock of sheep. One day, he was going out to herd sheep. Suddenly, he found a hole in the sheepfold and a sheep was missing. The wolf has taken it away, and his neighbor advised him to plug the hole, but he didn't accept his neighbor's advice. He also said, "Why build a sheepfold when all the sheep are lost?" The next morning, one of his sheep disappeared and was taken away by the wolf. The man regretted not listening to his neighbor's advice, so he quickly blocked the hole. Later, his sheep were never carried by wolves again.

This fable tells us that mistakes should be corrected immediately, so as to reduce mistakes, take remedial measures in time and avoid greater losses.

Each of our students should correct his mistakes at once, so that he won't regret it in the future.

My favorite fable was 5 years old, and I hated reading very much. I thought reading was a waste of my precious time. But once, at my mother's request, I opened a story book, which seemed to open a vast world, and I was immersed in the scholarly world. With the ups and downs of the story, I can't stop watching it and want to watch it again. Now, as long as I am free every day, my favorite thing to do is reading. Extracurricular reading is closely related to my life. We are like super glue, inseparable! Among them, my favorite fable is where the golden egg is.

One morning, when the farmer's wife went to the henhouse, she cried out in surprise, "Husband! Husband! Great! Our hen laid golden dazzling eggs! " The farmer was very happy to hear that. He feeds the hen well every day, and the hen cooperates well. Every day, he lays a golden egg and sells it at a high price. From then on, originally poor, they suddenly became very rich, eating delicacies every day, without working, and living a luxurious Chinese life. After a few months, the farmer began to think, "A hen lays a golden egg every day, so there must be more golden eggs in her belly!" " "So the farmer killed the hen, but he couldn't find the golden egg he imagined. At this moment, the farmer thought regretfully: Oh, no! If you let it live, you can at least lay golden eggs and sell them every day, but now you kill it, and there is nothing left. "But it's too late to regret.

After reading this story, we should not covet more wealth like farmers, and finally lose that tiny benefit. In daily life, many people don't know whether they are blessed or not, and always want to get better from their parents. With this story, we should be content to cherish our blessings. Think more about how happy we are. Many beggars don't have quilts and warm beds to sleep in freezing weather! I hope this story can bring you more enlightenment.

My favorite fable No.6: A group of magpies built a nest on a tree in Daughter Mountain and raised young magpies in it. They look for food every day, raise babies and lead a hard life. Not far from them, there are many myna. These starlings usually like to imitate magpies, and they like to make trouble when they have nothing to do.

Magpie's nest is built between branches at the top of the tree and supported by branches. When the wind blows, the tree shakes and the nest shakes with it. Whenever the wind blows, magpies always protect their babies and think anxiously: wind, stop blowing, or we will be homeless if they blow down the nest and hit the baby. Eight buddies don't make nests in trees. They live in caves and are not afraid of the wind at all.

Once, a tiger ran out of the bushes for food. It opened its eyes wide and roared loudly. The tiger really deserves to be the king of beasts. With this roar, it shook the earth, roared and shook the vegetation.

The magpie's nest was roared by the tiger and shook violently with the tree. The magpies were very scared, but they couldn't think of any way, so they got together and stood on the tree and shouted, "Oh, no, the tiger is coming." What can we do? " Not good, not good! ..... "The nearby starling heard the sound of magpies and couldn't help but want to learn again. They walked out of the cave and shouted at the top of their lungs, "no, no, the tiger is coming!" ……"

At that time, a western Western jackdaw passed by, and when he heard something, he came to have a look. It asked the magpie curiously, "The tiger is an animal that walks on the ground, but you fly in the sky. What can it do to you? Why are you shouting so loudly? " The magpie replied, "The roar of the tiger caused the wind, and we were afraid that the wind would blow our nest away." Western jackdaw in the west went back to ask myna again, and myna said, "We, we ..." We tried several times, but no one answered. Western Western jackdaw said with a smile, "Magpies are afraid of the wind and tigers, because they build nests in trees. But you live in a cave, and you have nothing to do with tigers. Why do you want to follow? "

Starling has no opinion at all, but only follows the crowd and follows the trend, whether it is right or not, so as to make jokes. So do we as human beings. We must think independently and make our own decisions, and don't blindly agree with others. Otherwise it will be as sad and ridiculous as a parrot.

My favorite fable 7 once upon a time, there was a stupid man who went to a friend's house to be a guest. The host treated him warmly and invited him to dinner. But after he tasted several dishes, they all felt that the taste was too weak, not delicious and difficult to swallow.

After the host smelled it, he immediately added some salt to the dish and asked him to taste it again. Sure enough, these dishes taste very delicious after adding salt, which greatly increased his appetite. To this end, the fool secretly pondered: "These dishes are tasteless without salt; Later, because of adding a little salt, it became so delicious and chewy. Wouldn't it taste better if I could eat more salt? "

So, after returning home, stupid people eat nothing, and always eat salt on an empty stomach all day long. In this way, he not only can't eat delicious food, but also spoils the normal taste. The delicious salt became his curse.

This story tells people that there must be a limit to everything. When it is just right, it is beautiful. Once it goes too far, it will go to the opposite side, even if it is a good thing, it will be bad. If truth takes a step forward, it will become fallacy.

My favorite fable Chapter 8 Any master who makes wheels always needs a compass at hand. He is used to using such tools to measure whether things in the world are round or not. While measuring, he also explained to people: "As long as it meets the standards of my compass, it can be called a circle. If it doesn't meet the standard of my compass, it should be considered out of round. So, if you want to judge whether any object is round, just measure it with my compass and you will understand. "

What is the truth in this? The original criteria and methods for judging circle and noncircular are very clear, so there is no doubt.

Carpenters who make furniture always need a ruler at hand. He often uses such tools to measure whether objects in the world are square or not. He also said to people while measuring: "Everything that meets my square standard is square; If it doesn't meet my standard of square ruler, it's not square. So, if you want to know if something is square, just measure it with my square ruler, and it will be clear. "

What is the reason? The original criteria and means to judge the parties and the parties have long been determined, and there is no need to argue.

This story shows that there should be some objective criteria for judging right and wrong. With the rules, Fiona Fang can make up his mind. As long as a clear evaluation standard is set for anyone or anything in the world, its right or wrong will be clear at a glance, thus avoiding many meaningless arguments.

My favorite fable, Chapter 9, Hui Shi is knowledgeable, which goes without saying. Wang Wei often listens to Hui Shi's lectures and highly appreciates Hui Shi's erudition. Moreover, Hui Shi is loyal to Wang Wei.

That year, Prime Minister Wei died, and Wang Wei summoned Hui Shi urgently. Hui Shi got up immediately after receiving the imperial edict, and went straight to the capital girder of Wei State day and night, ready to take over the post of Prime Minister. Hui Shi didn't bring any entourage. He walked one journey after another. On the way, a big river blocked the way. Hui Shi is worried about Wang Wei and Wei. As a result, when crossing the river, he slipped and fell into the water. Because of the poor water quality in Hui Shi, he kept flapping in the water and was about to sink to the bottom. The situation is very critical. Just then, thanks to a boatman, Hui Shi was saved from the water, and Hui Shi's life was saved. The boatman invited Hui Shi aboard and asked, "Since you can't swim, why don't you wait for the boat to come?"

Hui Shi replied, "Time is pressing, and I can't wait."

The boatman asked again, "What's so urgent that you don't even have time to consider safety?"

Hui Shi said, "I want to be the Prime Minister of Wei."

Hearing this, the boatman felt very funny, and then looked at Hui Shi like a drowned rat, with a contemptuous expression on his face. He laughed at Hui Shi and said, "Look at the way you just fell into the water. You just called for help. If I hadn't come, I'm afraid you would have died. People like you who don't even know Fu can still be prime ministers? It's ridiculous. "

Hui Shi was very angry when he heard the boatman's words. He said rudely to the boatman, "Of course, I can't compare with you in rowing and swimming." However, when it comes to running the country and keeping the country safe, compared with me, you can probably only be regarded as a puppy who doesn't even open his eyes. Can ghost water be compared with governing the country? "

The words stunned the boatman.

The boatman doesn't know that everything in this world has its own laws, methods and knowledge. This drowning is not necessarily related to governing the country. How can you judge that the people can't govern the country by not drowning?