Thoughts after reading fables

After reading a book, I believe everyone has gained a lot. It is necessary to write a review and make a good record. How to write a good book review? The following is my review of fables for reference only. Let's have a look.

After reading the fable, I read the fable, which makes sense. Three cows and lions impressed me the most.

There lived a lion on the grassland, which ruled the grassland. Later, several cows came, called Red Bull, Black Bull and Yellow Bull. Seeing the new grass here, I decided to stay on the grassland. The overlord lion saw that these cows were fat and tender, and his mouth watered at thousands of feet, so he rushed up to eat them. When three cows saw the escape, the lion missed it, but it chased it again. Sanniu was helpless and began to fight back. Surround the lion, and then use the horn to top the lion. The lion's back is hurt. Seeing that the situation was not good, he ran away quickly.

The lion's wound finally healed, and he decided to eat three cows anyway. Are the three cows United, powerful and United ... Is the antonym of unity dispersed? Then I spread them out and broke them one by one.

The lion killed the cow and said, "Niu Ge, last time the black cow said that he defeated me. If you wanted it, you would have been eaten long ago. " The bull flew into a rage and decided to defeat the black bull. The lion ran to the black cow again and said, "I heard that Red Bull was very proud, saying that the last time I asked for it, you had already been eaten by me." The black cow was furious and decided to play red bull. The lion ran to the red bull again and said, "Last time I heard from the cow, you would have been eaten." Red Bull was annoyed, so it hit Niu Yi in the third place, and it started fighting. Finally, it didn't even have the strength to stand. The lion killed three cows and had a good meal.

The story is similar to the story of "the snipe and the clam struggle, and the fisherman gains". Everything should be United.

/kloc-On the evening of February, 2000, I read four stories of Aesop's fables.

"Ridiculous Donkey" is about the donkey jumping on the roof like a monkey and beating its master severely. It still doesn't understand what it did wrong. Donkeys don't seek truth from facts, they only know how to imitate others, but they do bad things with good intentions.

When I was in kindergarten, I heard the teacher tell the story "Bullfrog", but my mother didn't hear it, so I told her again. It's about a little frog who was accidentally trampled to death by a bull, but another one told his mother that his brother was trampled to death by a big monster. Mom didn't understand what it was and didn't ask clearly, so she bulged her stomach to measure the size of the monster, and finally her stomach burst. This shows that in the absence of a clear understanding of the situation, acting rashly will not pay off.

"Donkey in Lion's Skin" is about naughty Xiao Lv wearing lion's skin to scare animals, but the fox caught him at once. It is wrong for Xiao Lv to impersonate others and cheat others. It's just a donkey that can't become a lion. The fox is very clever and has an idea.

The Fox and the Snake tells the story of a fox who laughs at the snake on the shore when he sees a snake entangled in thorns and floating in the river, instead of trying to save it. The fox is selfish and heartless, which is wrong. Snakes are brave and strong. They don't give up when they are in danger and try to save themselves. This practice and spirit is worth learning.

Reflections on Fable Stories 3 Stories have always played an important role in the long cultural river of human history. Before books came into being, people could only tell others what they saw and heard with their mouths. After books and words can record what happened in the past, the influence of stories on people's culture has not diminished at all. On the contrary, stories have an increasing influence on people's culture. This is all because this story has extraordinary appeal to us.

China's ancient fables are full of wisdom, which will make it easy for you to understand the hidden philosophy and get inspiration. It tells us that we should use our brains to do things, and we should not blindly solve problems in stupid ways, otherwise things will not be solved, but will get worse. To be light, our efforts will be in vain; to be heavy, we will lose a lot of property. Therefore, we must not act on impulse and confuse reality and fantasy with our own whimsy. To understand the consequences, we must know the feasibility of the method through experiments, and then make improvements. If you don't know the consequences, you should experiment first. If this method is proved to be a failure by experiments, we should give up our idea. Of course, you can also learn from Edison. If you succeed, you will invent a patent.

I like this book, and of course I hope you like it. Books are the ladder of human progress. We must read more books!

Reflections on fables 4. I recently read an ancient fable in China. Many short stories are written in this book. Each short story seems short and simple, but it contains profound truth.

There are two stories that are most memorable:

One: "Carving a boat for a sword" tells the story of a Chu man crossing the river by boat. Suddenly, the sword of the Chu people fell into the water, and someone shouted, "Hey! You dropped your sword, take it out quickly! " The Chu people slowly carved a mark on the ship's side and said, "Don't worry, I carved a mark on the ship's side. When the boat comes ashore and the water is shallow, I will go down and get my sword. " Others said, "The boat can float on the water, but the sword can't move when it sinks, so we can't find the sword ..." This story satirizes those who don't know how to deal with the problem according to the actual situation. Things are constantly changing, and we can't deal with problems with a fixed attitude.

Two: "Three Men Become a Tiger" is about the state of Wei, and Pang Gong and the Prince are going to Handan. Before he left, Pang Gong asked Wang Wei a question and said, "If someone said that there were tigers in the market, would you believe it?" Wang Wei said, "Of course not!"

Pang Gong asked, "What if two people say this?" Wang Wei replied, "I have some doubts." Pang Gong asked again, "What if three people say there are tigers in the market?" Wang Wei said positively, "I must believe it!" . I learned from this story, don't believe other people's lies, sometimes more people's lies become true. We have to use our brains and actually check it before we can judge whether it is correct or not! You can't believe rumors, let alone follow suit.

By reading these stories, I learned a lot of truth and how to think and judge. In the future, I will read more books, think more and learn more knowledge to enrich my mind.

Reflections on fables 5. Aesop's fables contain many great truths, which have benefited me a lot. There are many different types of stories, including philosophy, inspiration and gratitude. This story taught me how to act in a simple and humorous way.

Among them, foxes and grapes impressed me the most: once upon a time, a self-righteous fox came to a hillside and found that it was actually a large attractive vineyard. The fox straightened up to pick grapes, but couldn't reach them, so he tried again and again, but failed every time. Finally, it laughed at itself and said that grapes are green and must be sour. After that, the fox never returned.

In life, I often make the same mistakes as foxes. Before I learned to ride a bike skillfully, I was often afraid to ride a bike because of fear. My parents encouraged me again and again, but I kept making excuses, whether the ground was too bumpy, there were too many people or the seats were too high. The result is blind indulgence, so that I dare not ride a bike until now. But after reading this story, I found my own reason: I shouldn't make excuses, so there is no possibility of breaking through myself and giving up what I like. So I will overcome my fears when I encounter difficulties in my life in the future.

Some people often make excuses for what they can't do. We must not be such people who hide their ears.

Fable is a flower of wisdom, its petals are a beautiful story, and the story contains its nectar.

I recently read The Fables of China. China's fables consist of many interesting short stories. Although these stories are short and easy to understand, each story has profound truth, which makes people memorable. Let me understand a lot of truth and benefit a lot.

There are many good fables in China's fables, such as: Surprising a grass snake, frog in the well, making the finishing point. Among them, pot calling the kettle black is my favorite, and Liang in the story finally changed his mind, which I like very much.

This book tells me a lot of truth. Yanzi's coachman told me to be modest, and the oranges in the south and the oranges in the north told me that anyone with ulterior motives starts with the motive of hurting others, but often ends up hurting themselves. "Learn to cook fish" told me to be honest. Two people learning chess told me that no matter what skills they learn, they should concentrate and persevere. "gild the lily" made me understand that to do something, you must have specific requirements and clear goals, and you must have a clear and firm will to accomplish it, and don't be carried away by victory. "Bushui Hand Medicine" tells me that different uses of the same thing will have different effects. We should learn to look at a thing from different angles, so as to be more comprehensive and thoughtful. "The Art of Slaughtering Dragons" made me understand that it is useless to learn skills and knowledge that are divorced from actual needs.

Fables focus on promoting Chinese virtues, and I will like China's fables more and more.

Reflections on fables Today, I read a fable called The Fox and the Grapes. The content of the story is about this: on the grape rack, there are several clusters of ripe grapes, purple and very beautiful. A fox saw it and wanted to eat it very much. But the grape trellis is too high, so I can't pick it anyway. The fox was very angry, thought for a moment and said, "This grape must be sour and not delicious." This story tells us that some people can't do things, and they always find all kinds of high-sounding reasons to whitewash themselves.

There are many people like foxes in life. Once, my mother handed me a dense piece of paper. When I looked intently, it turned out to be a math problem. One of them said: one ship ran aground, and the other ship got the news and came to the rescue. The ship is moving at a constant speed. After a certain distance, the helicopter on board flew over to save the ship on the rocks. The average speed is 20xx m/h. It's 480 kilometers from the boat to the boat on the rocks. Ask how many kilometers the plane and ship have traveled. This problem has been compressed a lot by me, otherwise it will be more complicated and difficult. I watched it again and again, almost ten times, and finally understood. I was just about to do it when it got stuck again. Not because of anything else, but because there is no idea! God, earth, can't a great mind patronize me? I drained my brain, and after 100 million brain cells died, I gave up. I shouted angrily, "This question is wrong"! After hearing the shouts, my mother came. I saw that she picked up a pen and wrote it, explaining it clearly. I'm sure.

Yes, there are many such situations. I decided to guard against arrogance and rashness from now on, do everything seriously and not be a fox in life!

Reflections on Fable Stories 8 During the holiday, I read the book One Hundred Fable Stories at Home and Abroad, which will benefit children all their lives. There are two major sections in the book, namely, China's classic fables and foreign classic fables, among which there are four minor sections, namely, krylov's fables, Aesop's classic fables, Da Vinci's classic fables and Lafontaine's classic fables. Two crows in China's fable "Brother Crow" found a hole in their home. However, neither crow wants to repair the hole, and the hole is getting bigger every day. As a result, the house collapsed within a few days. In the morning, the hunter caught two crows with no effort. The farmer in the story of "the farmer and the snake" in foreign fables. Found a frozen snake. He felt sorry for the snake, so he held it to his chest. The snake moved slowly. It bit the farmer hard and the farmer fell to the ground. However, when the villagers heard and came, the farmer closed his eyes forever.

This story tells people not to be too kind, but to distinguish right from wrong. Snakes are always harmful, just as wolves always eat people. Don't be fooled by its rhetoric.

I like this book very much. Every story in this book tells us some kind of philosophy.

I read many good books during the winter vacation, but I think Aesop's Fables is the best. The short stories in the book deeply attracted me, and each story has profound truth, which benefited me a lot!

Aesop's fables reflect the truth that is not perceived by us in daily life through short fables. These short stories are charming, concise and approachable. Not only has a large number of readers, but also has a great influence in the history of literature. Aesop's Fables is a treasure in ancient Greek literature, which has been fondled for thousands of years with its unique wisdom and artistic charm.

Among them, the fable Wolf and Lamb tells that the wolf wants to eat the lamb and argues with it in various ways. Exposed the darkness of society at that time. The fable of "the tortoise and the rabbit race" turned out to be clear to everyone, and the tortoise won. Thanks to his unremitting efforts, he won the victory. The rabbit is arrogant. If you underestimate others, you always think you are the best. In fact, it is good to have self-confidence, but we should not be too confident, because that is not self-confidence, but pride. So we must remember one sentence: "Modesty makes people progress, and pride makes people fall behind!" " "

The North Wind and the Sun is also a well-known story: the North Wind and the Sun will compete to see who can make passers-by take off their clothes. The north wind was blowing violently, but passers-by did not take off their clothes but wrapped them tightly. The sun sends out bursts of hot air, which makes passers-by feel very hot, so they take off their clothes. This story tells us that "persuasion is better than coercion".

This book teaches us not to be selfish, vain and look down on others. I believe that even after a long time, this story will still be fresh in my memory. The shortcomings and advantages of all kinds of people in the world are shown in this book. If there are no bad people in the world, there will be no good people.

Reflections on Fable Stories 10 Aesop's Fables is a famous collection of fables in the world. It is short in length and informal in form. Simple stories often shine with the light of wisdom, and generate has a spark of wit, which has profound implications. It is not only an enlightenment textbook to instill the concept of good, evil, beauty and ugliness in children, but also a life textbook, which has a great influence on future generations.

Aesop's fables * * * collected three or four hundred short stories. Fables express the social relations at that time by describing the relations between animals, mainly the unequal relations between the oppressors and the oppressed. Fable writers condemned the oppression of people by society at that time and called on the bullied people to unite to fight against the wicked.

I like the stories in Aesop's Fables very much. All the stories have profound implications. For example, exposing the greed and selfishness of the rich; The cruel nature of whipping the wicked; Affirm that labor creates wealth; An attack on social inequality; A satire on cowardice and laziness; There are many fables praising brave struggle, teaching people how to live, how to be a man, how to distinguish right from wrong and how to become smart and wise.

For example, the story of the farmer and the snake advises people not to be kind to their enemies. Dog, rooster and fox tells people to be good at using wisdom to defeat the enemy; In The Lion and the Deer, The Bird Catcher and the Suzaku, Two Pots and other stories, the author reveals that it is impossible for the poor to live safely when the political power is in the hands of greedy and cruel rulers.

Let each of us remember to always remind ourselves that we are not afraid of difficulties and have the courage and confidence to overcome them; Facing the joy of success, I also know how to be self-disciplined from time to time and always be a sober and successful person.

Reflections on Fable Stories 1 1 Today, I finished reading the book China Ancient Fable Stories introduced to us by my teacher. There are many short stories in this book. Although the story is short, what people understand is very beneficial. Several of these short stories left a deep impression on me, namely "The Blind Touch the Elephant", "Better late than never", "Waiting for the Rabbit" and "To gild the lily".

"A Blind Man Touching an Elephant" tells the story of a group of blind people touching an elephant, and it was all wrong in the end. The summary of this story is that if you don't grasp all the characteristics of things and describe them only by your own local experience, you will only get a one-sided understanding and make a lot of jokes! Mending after the sheep is dead tells the story of a man who keeps a flock of sheep. One night, the sheep was taken away by the wolf. Neighbors advised him to repair the sheepfold, but he didn't listen and lost more sheep. Finally, he repaired the sheepfold. I made a mistake in summing up this story, so I need to correct it in time so that I won't make the same mistake in the future. At the same time, we should accept the opinions of others with an open mind. Waiting for a Rabbit is about a tired man sitting under a tree. Suddenly, after a rabbit was killed, he sat here every day, but there was no rabbit. My summary of this story is: it is foolish to take what happened by accident as inevitable and expect it to happen again.

As the saying goes, reading a good book can nourish a person's life. Reading a good book is like making a noble friend. As a junior, I will read more good books in the future.

Reflections on Fable Stories 12 Today, I finished reading the book China Ancient Fable Stories introduced to us by my teacher. There are many short stories in this book. Although the story is short, it makes people realize the truth is particularly beneficial. Among them, I was particularly impressed by several short stories.

"The Blind Touch the Elephant" tells the story of a group of blind people touching the elephant and finally touching the elephant wrong. This story tells us that if we don't grasp all the characteristics of a thing and describe it only by our own local experience, it will only lead to one-sidedness and a lot of jokes.

After the sheep die, it is about a man who keeps a flock of sheep. One night, the sheep were taken away by the wolf, and the neighbor advised him to repair the sheepfold, but he didn't listen, and as a result, more sheep were lost. Finally, he repaired the sheepfold. This story tells us that if we make mistakes, we should correct them in time so that we won't make the same mistakes in the future. At the same time, we should accept the opinions of others with an open mind.

Waiting for the Rabbit is about a tired man sitting under a tree. After suddenly killing a rabbit, he sat here every day, but there was no rabbit. This story tells us that what happens by accident is regarded as inevitable. It is futile and ridiculous to expect an accidental event to happen again.

As the saying goes, "reading a good book can nourish a person's life." Reading a good book is like making a noble partner. "As a junior, I will read more good books in the future.

Reflection on Fable Stories 13 Recently, I read a book called China Ancient Fable Stories, in which there is a kind and witty Mr. Dong Guo, a sinister wolf, an arty fake doctor who pretends to be knowledgeable ... Among them, my favorite is the fable of horses and donkeys.

This fable is about a farmer who keeps an excellent war horse and an ordinary donkey at the same time. Although the war horse can not only eat delicious food every day, but also have fun on the grass, it has met with death. Donkeys not only have to work but also eat hay every day, but finally they survive. From this fable, I understand that any comfort comes at a price. Nothing for nothing.

I've done this before. Once, my mother was very busy at work and had no time to sweep the floor, so she asked me to take time to help her. However, when my mother was at work, I was so busy playing that I forgot to help my mother sweep the floor. My mother came back and saw me play for the first time, looking at the messy ground. She said to me angrily, "Any comfort comes at a price. Enjoy an ordinary life, and you will gradually discover that an ordinary life is not ordinary. " After listening to my mother's words, I realized my mistake and regretted my incorrect behavior.

From this fable, I understand, don't always covet comfort, but cherish your ordinary life. Experience the beauty of life with your heart. You will find that ordinary life is also extraordinary. Don't wait until you lose the chance to enjoy an ordinary life.

Reflections on fable stories 14 Recently, my mother bought me some fable books. Today, I am reading the book China Ancient Fables.

My favorite fable is the fable "Broken Arrow", which tells a story: Once upon a time, there was a brave general, who was good at fighting and always won the battle. Because of the passage of time, he is getting old and feels that he will not be able to go to the battlefield in a few years. He attaches great importance to his son, but at this time his son is just an ordinary soldier. So, the general gave his son the golden hidden arrow handed down from his family and said, "This arrow can only be used in the most critical time!" " My son just looked at the quiver and thought, "This is really a magical arrow". With this arrow, my son carries it on his back every day, and it seems to be full of strength when fighting. Soon, wearing an arrow bag, he really became very brave on the battlefield, killing the enemy and going belly-up. Unexpectedly, the enemy suddenly increased his strength and he was forced to the edge of the cliff. He thought, "Isn't this the most critical moment?" So he drew an arrow. He never imagined that it was a broken arrow. At this time, the enemy has arrived. It's too late for him to change his weapon. He killed the enemy with a broken arrow and finally rushed out of the encirclement.

This story tells us the importance of faith and will. As long as a person has faith and pursuit, he can endure any hardships and adapt to any environment. Similarly, as long as a person has a firm will, nothing can scare him away.

We study the same, and we all have a strong will in our hearts. As long as we work hard, we will certainly achieve good results!

Reflections on Fable Stories 15 I like the book Fable Stories very much, and one of the stories is still fresh in my memory.

It tells the story of an old monk listening to the master's lecture carefully. Suddenly, a gust of wind blew away his hat hanging high above his head. A young monk at the back whispered, "It's the wind." Another monk retorted, "It's the hat moving." So they quarreled, refused to give way to each other and argued endlessly. Then the old monk said, "It's not the wind, it's not the hat, it's your heart!" " This story inspires us to be single-minded in our study and work and not to be disturbed by other ideas. I remember once, when I was writing my homework, I felt uneasy. My mother came to ask me what was going on. I faltered. "It's too noisy outside the window, which affects my thinking." So, my mother gently helped me close the window.

Before long, I was fidgeting again. My mother asked me impatiently, "What's the matter?" I sighed and said, "Close the window, the room is too hot." Mother turned on the electric fan again. Soon, I looked around again and scratched my head. My mother looked at my homework and seriously criticized me: "I don't think it's noisy outside, it's not hot at home, and your heart is not studying at all." In fact, as long as you do one thing seriously, you will not be disturbed by the external environment. "I feel guilty and ashamed, and I am determined to concentrate all my energy on my study. In a short time, my homework was finished. When I looked up, I didn't even know when my mother went out.

Through this incident, I understand that you should concentrate on everything and not be half-hearted, otherwise you will accomplish nothing.