Two problems about selling oil Weng

1. What words in the text show the attitude of the oil seller to Chen Kang's sword dancing? What did Sue say to show her arrogance and rudeness?

2. What does this story give us?

Oil vendor's attitude towards Chen Kang's swordsmanship: Admire, but slightly admire, nothing more, just familiar with it.

Sue's arrogance and rudeness: Laughing angrily and dismissing him.

This paper illustrates the universal truth that "practice makes perfect" by taking oil sellers dripping oil from money holes as an example.

1, why did you change your attitude towards Sue? What kind of personality traits did he show?

2. What kind of personality did the oil seller's three answers show?

This article has another meaning besides explaining the truth that practice makes perfect. What is this? Can you talk about it?

1. Yao Zi's archery is excellent, and he is not satisfied that others only nod slightly when watching him shoot arrows. When he saw the superb skill of the oil seller, he was impressed, and changed from "angry" to "laughing without answering", showing his self-righteous and complacent personality characteristics.

2. Selling oil Weng is the image of a laborer. When watching the shooting, the oil seller knew the truth, but he was not humble; When cooking oil, its performance is wonderful and amazing; When others are angry with him, he makes people laugh at his "unique skills". The oilman is an industrious, simple and open-minded elder.

Don't be complacent just because you have made some achievements in anything. You should understand that only with modest efforts can you constantly break through yourself and make greater achievements.

1, supplementary couplet:

Kang Su's marksmanship is first-class, and he stands out from the rest of the world. Sell oil through the money hole without touching a drop. /The oil seller has superb acting skills and laughs at himself.

2. Answer with an idiom or proverb, talk about the inspiration after reading the above content, and talk about your own practical experience.

Practice makes perfect. Don't be complacent just because you have made some achievements. You should understand that only with modest efforts can you constantly break through yourself and make greater achievements.

The first part: selling charcoal Weng and selling oil Weng, they encounter different experiences.

Bottom line: Rath, the snake catcher, has different emotions.

Snake Catcher: On Snake Catcher by Liu Zongyuan.

Rath: On Rath, a short story by Qin Delong.

What does this article tell us? Please summarize it briefly from two angles.

Practice makes perfect. There is someone outside, and there is a day behind.