Thoughts on painting carambola

After reading a classic, everyone must gain a lot. At this time, I will write a review! How to write a good book review? The following is my carefully compiled model essay "Reading Carambola Painting", which is welcome for your reference and I hope it will help you.

Fan Wen watched Drawing Carambola 1 this semester and learned a lot of texts. Among these texts, what impressed me most was the lesson of "drawing carambola".

Drawing carambola tells the story of the author drawing carambola in the painting class of the fourth grade of primary school. The author's teacher put two carambolas on the lecture table. Because the author's seat is near the front row, the carambola the author sees looks like a five-pointed star. When he handed in the painting, several classmates laughed and kept talking about him. Without saying a word, the teacher sat down in the author's seat, looked at the carambola on the lecture table and said the most touching words to everyone. The best teacher said is: We should trust our eyes and draw what we see.

A similar thing happened to me. For example, in a drawing class, the teacher put a water cup on the lecture table for us to draw, and someone started drawing next to me, but I haven't started writing yet. After a while, I began to draw, and soon the students next to me finished drawing. When I was painting, I heard them pointing at a classmate, and that classmate cried. After painting, the classmate said to the crying classmate, "What are you painting? Not at all. " The teacher came up to them and said, "We should trust our eyes." The students stopped talking at once.

From this painting class, I learned to trust my eyes and not take it for granted.

The composition "Drawing Carambola" tells that when I was in primary school, the teacher asked us to draw carambola, so I followed the painting my father taught me, so I drew a five-pointed star. The students laughed at "I", but the teacher affirmed the practice of "I" The teacher said that we should consider things in many ways and seek truth from facts. This inspired me a lot and made me remember a lot … for example, doing math.

I once encountered such a question: how long does it take from home to school? I can calculate the corresponding time by taking bus, riding electric car and walking. In this way, the answer to this question is relatively complete. I apply this principle to other disciplines. "Everything should be considered in many ways" and the truth of seeking truth from facts really made me gain a lot and taught me the truth of being a man and doing things. Good or bad, I will honestly say and do.

Once in an art class, the teacher asked us to count the stars in the art book. As soon as I got the 14 star, I reported it to the teacher truthfully. Although I don't get many stars, I feel very practical psychologically and will work harder next time. I also seek truth from facts about other things. After a long time, my teacher trusts me and my classmates like to associate with me. I believe that the concept of "seeking truth from facts" will benefit me for life.

Drawing carambola is a small article in a book I have read, but it has brought me a lot of enlightenment. I will read more books in the future.