Thoughts on reading my first book (Han Niu)

With the rest of the joy of the Spring Festival, I started a new learning journey. When I read the famous poet Han Niu's My First Book (the second volume of the eighth grade of People's Education Edition), my mind was strongly shocked. I not only lamented the misfortune of people in that era, but also deeply understood the true meaning of "knowledge changes fate" again.

With reverence and cherish, the author of this article recalls the Chinese textbook of the first grade of primary school 60 years ago. Because his classmate Joe was poor and couldn't afford books, he "cut the textbooks in half", and later "Dad" completely repaired both textbooks. But Joe immediately dropped out of school and became an unknown peddler. And that textbook became Joe's only book. Later, "I" transferred to a better school to continue my studies and finally became a poet.

This article describes the unusual experience of Han Niu's first book when he was a child, and also uses the resentment at that time to set off the feelings of his classmates and friends. The tacit understanding between man and dog: the love between father and son. Finally, through three different childhood fates, the theme after comparison-knowledge changes fate!

The author's memory of the "first book" is heavy, and he recalls it with respect and treasure. At the same time, his emotions are also very complicated. Because that book contains hard life and bad study conditions and environment, his feelings are also very complicated.

Joe in the article is smart and studious, but she can't go to school because she has no money. Her last promise was just to buy some small things. Han Niu, the author, later went to a better school, then continued to study, and finally became a poet and writer admired by thousands of people!

They are different because of different experiences. Joe didn't finish his studies and didn't have knowledge, so his "promise" was just some odd jobs that could make a living, but with knowledge and knowledge, his life was much better than Joe's. This explains the truth of the sentence "knowledge changes fate"!

In our life, I think, when we don't like learning, or even hate learning, we should read this article and feel the different fate of having knowledge and not having knowledge. I think at that time, we will study hard for our future life! Because-knowledge changes fate!

I have long forgotten where my first book went. Because it is too common, it really can't be decorated with gorgeous words, and it doesn't leave any traces in my mind. However, Han Niu's first book is mixed with the most sincere feelings in the world. His first book shocked me, moved me, warmed me and inspired me ...

The author and his companions "had no sense of humor in childhood", and they regarded the company of dogs as their only pleasure, which was miserable. Perhaps this is the sorrow of the times. Our childhood was spent in love. We use our elders for fun like emperors and princesses. Our generation is so happy. Growing up spoiled, we made many funny jokes. Students in Tsinghua can't take care of themselves, so they want to jump off a building when they encounter minor setbacks. How many childlike teenagers are doing nothing, loitering in internet cafes, and even doing immoral things. At that time, the child was in charge at the age of seven or eight, and now the child is not independent at the age of seventeen or eighteen. Maybe this is the sequela of a fairy-tale happy childhood. Who is right and who is wrong in a miserable childhood and a happy childhood? One is to drop out of school in poverty, the other is to give up in a sense of superiority. Perhaps this is also the sorrow of the times.

Primary school classmates, a completely different life. Because of his good education, he became a poet, while Joe was mediocre because of his lack of cultural knowledge. This proves once again that knowledge can change fate. In fact, every busy figure sitting in a tall building in uniform and every enviable civil servant working under the solemn national emblem are the best footnotes of this truth. Behind the splendor, everyone has been studying hard in the hot summer and reading at night in the cold wind. Please remember the motto of Harvard University Library-the pain of learning is short-lived, and the pain of not learning is lifelong. Because knowledge can change fate.

A few hundred words are not enough to express my feelings at this time. Let me cherish the good times, study hard, learn more knowledge and write a good life from now on.

Among China's books, an article written by Han Niu left a deep impression on me-my first book. After reading it, I was not only attracted by the story of the "first book", but also impressed by the author's sufferings, hardships and unique feelings of that era, as well as his rare fun and warmth!

This article describes the unusual experience of Han Niu's first book when he was a child, and also uses the resentment at that time to set off the feelings of his classmates and friends. The tacit understanding between man and dog: the love between father and son. Finally, through three different childhood fates, the theme after comparison-knowledge changes fate!

The author's memory of the "first book" is heavy, and he recalls it with respect and treasure. At the same time, his emotions are also very complicated. Because that book contains hard life and bad study conditions and environment, his feelings are also very complicated.

Joe in the article is smart and studious, but she can't go to school because she has no money. Her last promise was just to buy some small things. Han Niu, the author, later went to a better school, then continued to study, and finally became a poet and writer admired by thousands of people!

They are different because of different experiences. Joe didn't finish his studies and didn't have knowledge, so his "promise" was just some odd jobs that could make a living, but with knowledge and knowledge, his life was much better than Joe's. This explains the truth of the sentence "knowledge changes fate"!

In our life, I think, when we don't like learning, or even hate learning, we should read this article and feel the different fate of having knowledge and not having knowledge. I think at that time, we will study hard for our future life! Because-knowledge changes fate!