Write a composition with typos

My story with "Brother"

Wu Yangyang, Class 5 (4), China Textile City Primary School, Keqiao District, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province

The ancient Chinese characters with thousands of years of history may be said to be ancient, but in fact they are fresh and interesting. Everything we read, speak, and write is Chinese characters. Being a sloppy little person, I sometimes make typos. The most unforgettable thing was that I spelled the word "brother" wrong and made a big joke.

That happened when I was 7 years old. My brother and I went to Wu Fei's brother's house to play. When we arrived at Wu Fei's brother's house, we played a note-writing game with him. I first wrote a note, which said: "Ge Ge, ask yourself if you are stupid." When my brother looked at the note, he only read half of it and laughed so hard that he almost spit out the buns he had eaten. But I was overwhelmed by his laughter and scratched my head. After a while, my brother stopped laughing and asked: "Hey, I said you are a little sheep, how come you have become a big boss? You wrote the word 'song' wrong, remove the word 'owe' next to it and you are Brother!”

I saw the “song” I wrote and smiled sheepishly. At this time, because my sister heard her brother’s laughter as soon as she opened the door, she hurriedly came over and took a curious look. At this sight, she sat on the chair and laughed non-stop. The younger brother said curiously: "Hey, what are you doing?" The elder sister stopped and said, "Who wrote this? It's so funny, it makes me laugh."

Oh, I don't know How did my sister want to ridicule me? I had no choice but to say: "It's me." My sister didn't make fun of me, but helped me correct the typo. She said: "Xiaoyang, do you remember how to write the word 'brother' like this?" ?" I nodded hurriedly. My brother took advantage of every opportunity and began to educate me: "There are many Chinese characters with homophones, the same pronunciation, and similar glyphs. It is easy to get confused, so we must carefully distinguish them and clarify the differences in meanings and glyphs, so that we will not make mistakes." I nodded, firmly remembering my brother's teachings.

The experience of writing a typo gave me a profound inspiration and allowed me to truly enter the rich world of Chinese characters.

(Instructor: Xu Fengjie)

Comments:

Although I was kindly laughed at by my brothers and sisters when I wrote a wrong word, I have since remembered the words with the same sound. The differences in glyphs have helped me understand the rich connotations of Chinese characters, which is a great gain. The language description in the article is full of childishness and full of life flavor.