20 17 fourth-grade Chinese winter vacation homework Page 14 Answer Su Jiao Edition fourth-grade Chinese winter vacation homework Reference Answer

Answer: 1, (1) "For those of us who love to sweat, climbing mountains is a particularly hard thing. Others climb mountains to conquer mountains, and we climb mountains to conquer ourselves. "

Father wants to tell me to believe in myself and try my best to climb to the top of the mountain.

My father took a sip of water and said slowly, "It is certainly pleasant to climb to the top of the mountain, but the process of climbing the mountain is more enjoyable." In fact, it doesn't matter whether you can climb to the top of the mountain or not. What matters is whether you have tried your best. "

"Oh, I see. Just like this math exam, although I only got 6 1 point, I tried my best, so it doesn't matter? " I said with self-righteousness.

My father stared at me with his penetrating eyes and said, "You tried your best, it really doesn't matter. However, have you really tried your best? " Hearing this, my face was as red as cooked shrimp, so I quickly lowered my head.

Teach me to work hard and understand the truth of being a man no matter what happens.

On the way down the mountain, I ran and jumped bravely. My father stopped me and said, "You are just in a hurry to go down the mountain. How can you enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way?" So he grabbed me with thick hands and let me lie on the grass in the Woods with him. "Later, tell me what you heard." Father went on telling his purpose.

With my eyes closed, I seemed to hear the breeze, birds chirping, frogs chirping, cicadas chirping ... After I opened my eyes, I reported those different voices to my father in detail. "The beauty of nature is not only to see with your eyes, but also to listen with your ears, to experience with your heart, and finally to think with your brain." Father explains his philosophy like a philosopher.

Tell us that the beauty of nature is not only seen with eyes, but also heard with ears, experienced with heart and thought with mind.

2. From the castle peak, I learned that being a man should be as firm as a mountain; From my father, I learned to do my best and know how to appreciate nature.