400 words about reading birds and learning skills

After reading a famous book, I believe everyone has accumulated their own reading comprehension ability. At this time, we need to seriously think about how to write out our thoughts after reading. Is it impossible to write without a clue? The following are 400 words (6 selected articles) of my thoughts on reading birds, for reference only. Welcome to reading.

Reading "The Art of Birds" has a feeling of 400 words. 1 We should persevere in everything and never give up halfway. Otherwise, you will accomplish nothing. This is my inspiration from reading the Art of Birds.

This story tells that many birds have heard that Phoenix can build nests, so they go there to learn techniques. But later, many small animals, such as cat heads, eagles and sparrows, lost patience and gave up halfway. Only swallows persevere, not afraid of hardship and fatigue. Finally, it learned to build a nest, and the nest it built was the best.

After reading this article, I not only did not laugh at the swallow's persistence, but admired its courage and perseverance. If it gives up like those birds who give up halfway, what will its fate be like? It may become a homeless orphan with no food and no clothes, or it may be difficult to fly in the cold wind ... anything is possible. Swallows with persistent courage and perseverance have the ability to build nests and can't stand the cold any longer.

Suddenly, I thought of other characters like swallows and birds-Zhao. Zhao is 28 years old, not too young, but in this big brand with countless auras, he has a lot of experience on how to temper himself. After many storms, he never gave up and finally won the honor of "Four Little Hua Dan". It is because of Zhao's persistent courage and perseverance that she never gives up. Even when she was a walk-on for several years, she didn't waver. Finally, she succeeded and won many honors. Doesn't all this prove that only persistent courage and perseverance can achieve success?

I benefited a lot from The Art of Ornithology. Only by persevering can people become talents and succeed.

One day, the dragon in the sky issued an imperial edict and said to the phoenix, "The Queen Mother ordered it! Let you see the flat peach garden in the sky! " Before leaving, Phoenix said goodbye to everyone and gave everyone a skill-nesting. On that day, crows, sparrows, swallows, geese, owls and eagles all came.

Phoenix said, "The first thing to build a nest is to find a good place, such as under the eaves ..." As soon as Phoenix finished speaking, the owl and sparrow thought, isn't it just to find a place? What is there to learn? So they flapped their wings and left. Phoenix said figuratively, "Then make firewood layer by layer ..." Isn't that making firewood? There is nothing to learn. So almost everyone flapped their wings and flew away. In the end, only the swallow is left. It has been listening to Phoenix and asked many questions before leaving.

In winter, it's time for them to build their nests. Some are tepid, and some can't even be built. Only the nest built by swallows is the most comfortable and warm.

In daily life, we are all birds, and we should learn the spirit of modesty, seriousness and patience like swallows.

I remember once, my mother taught me to boil eggs. Before my mother was halfway through, I kept saying, "I know, I know!" " "But every time I cook, it's either running water or boiling water. Afterwards, I had to ask my mother modestly. This time, I listened carefully, and finally I learned to boil eggs.

This incident taught me to be patient in everything and think twice before you act!

Three nights later, I leaned back in bed, listened to the frogs and drums outside the window, and read the article "Learning the Art of Birds" with relish. After I saw it, the stories of these birds learning art gave me great inspiration.

The article writes that the nest made by Phoenix is very good, and many birds come here to study. At first, the birds were very serious, but after a long time, they lost their patience and flew away, leaving only the swallows still learning. In the end, other birds only learned fur, but swallows learned real skills.

I often feel like those impatient birds who have suffered a lot. For example, I learned some idioms and words after class, but I didn't really understand their meanings, so I used them indiscriminately in my speeches and compositions and made many jokes. This is because, like sparrows, I just want a little knowledge.

I still remember one time, I played chess with my father. My father was calm, but I was upset and eager to succeed. Halfway through the game, I finally lost my temper and pushed the board and shouted; "no! Not anymore! What a broken chess! " Then I stepped on the chessboard a few times. Dad just smiled and shook his head when he saw me like this. Although this matter is unremarkable, strictly speaking, isn't it halfway?

Swallow in the Art of Bird Science is an example for us to learn, and there is no end to learning. We should be modest, studious and persistent as we are now.

The article "Learning from Birds" tells that small animals such as swallows and sparrows learn to build nests from the phoenix. As a result, only the nest of Swallow Tower is not only exquisite but also warm.

After learning the text, I had a discussion with my classmates. My deskmate Xx said, "Phoenix is really a good teacher. Look, how beautiful the swallow's nest is. This is all thanks to Teacher Phoenix! " Xxxx in the back row also said, "Yes, Miss Phoenix is really a good teacher."

I don't agree with them. I don't think Miss Phoenix is a good teacher, because the owl and sparrow flew away during class. Phoenix didn't organize them, didn't criticize them, and didn't find a good way to make them interested in nesting. In short, it didn't keep its students. I said to XXX and XXX, "If I were a teacher, I would reason with them, play games and tell stories in class, and study in a happy atmosphere. Maybe they will stay and listen to my lecture carefully. After class, I will ask them to build a skill competition. At that time, they will happily master their skills. " After listening to my speech, they all applauded me.

I hope I can be a teacher when I grow up. I will teach my students well, let them make progress one by one and make contributions to the motherland when they grow up.

Students, do you think I can realize my wish?

Thoughts on reading 400 words of "The Art of Birds" 5. "The Art of Birds" tells the story of a group of birds learning to build nests with phoenix. As a result, both the eagle and the sparrow gave up halfway and did not learn. Only the swallow walked to the end and finally learned the good craft of building a nest with one hand.

People can't help asking, the master is one, why are there different apprentices? In my opinion, the reason why eagles and sparrows can't learn is because they are not modest and are limited to a little knowledge, rather than learning thoroughly. The key to swallow's success lies in its modest and studious attitude and down-to-earth spirit.

This is the case with birds' learning skills, but it is not the case with humans mastering the real skills of conquering and transforming nature.

First of all, if you don't have an open mind and a studious mind, you will only know a little about everything, and eventually you will accomplish nothing, just like an eagle and a sparrow.

Secondly, we should have a down-to-earth spirit. If we are eager to learn and try to understand theoretically, instead of having a little knowledge, we should also integrate theory with practice and do it in a down-to-earth manner. Like a swallow holding mud, we will not give up halfway, and our cause will be as happy and fulfilling as we wish. Only when theory is combined with practice and theory plays a role in practice can we say that we have basically learned skills.

Considering this, shouldn't we despise eagles and sparrows for swallows?

I have a feeling of learning from birds. Learn from Birds tells a story: Many birds want to learn from Phoenix, including owls, eagles, sparrows and so on. But they only learned half of it, and they thought they had learned the skills of nesting, and they all gave up halfway. Only the swallow listened carefully from beginning to end and studied with an open mind. Therefore, only the bird's nest is the most beautiful, the strongest and the warmest. ()

After reading this story, I was deeply touched. Although it was a fairy tale, it gave me a profound education.

I think people are as arrogant and modest as the animals in the story. People and animals, people and people are in sharp contrast. When I was in fourth grade, I was a bit like the owl in the story. Because I think, in the eyes of teachers, I am also a good student, and everyone says I am a fast learner. Therefore, I became proud. I didn't do my homework as well as before and didn't answer questions in class. I didn't understand the math teacher's question, so I tricked my mother into understanding it. Because I don't understand every time, over time, I have accumulated more questions, and I feel a little hard when I do them. I feel that I have obviously regressed, my math scores have dropped by dozens, and my Chinese teacher has begun to criticize me. Alas! Didn't I learn to build a nest and give up halfway like the owl, eagle and sparrow in the story?

I learned a lesson this semester. I listen carefully in every class, speak enthusiastically and take notes. I am strict with myself, I want to know everything I learn, and I like to study many problems. If you have any questions you don't understand, I will ask others if the teacher doesn't say them in class. This semester, I also won the second place in my class in Chinese! Obviously, I have made great progress. Even the math scores have caught up.

Personal experience has made me taste the ups and downs. After I watched the Art of Bird Learning, it was like drinking a cup of hangover-relieving agent, and I deeply felt that Swallow was a good example for me to learn!