What do pots and pans tell us?

What do pots and pans tell us? Arrogance is wrong Be modest and prudent at all times and learn to look at problems comprehensively.

The fairy tale "Pot and Tin Pot" tells that the tin pot in "The Chef of the King" is hard and contemptible. After being buried in the soil for many years, the pottery jar was unearthed as a cultural relic, but the iron jar turned into soil and no longer existed. This story tells people that everyone has strengths and weaknesses. We should be good at seeing the advantages of others, face up to our own shortcomings, respect each other and live in harmony.

Pottery jar and tin jar is a fable written by Huang Ruiyun, which is included in the third grade (lesson 6) textbook of primary school Chinese published by People's Education Press. If you read it intensively, the recording was read by Weidong. Teachers made courseware for this purpose.

The genre of the article "Pottery and Tin Pot" is fable, and the author writes out the different attitudes of pottery and tin pot through comparison. At first, the arrogant tin pot looked down on the pottery pot, but the attitude of the pottery pot to the tin pot was modest and harmonious, which formed a sharp contrast; Many years have passed, pottery pots are regarded as treasures, and iron pots have been oxidized without a trace. This fable tells us a truth: arrogance is wrong. We should be modest and prudent at all times and learn to look at the problem comprehensively.

Tell me what happened between the clay pot and the tin pot.

Pottery pots and tin pots live together in the king's chef. Tin pots are arrogant and look down on pottery pots, which are modest and never care about tin pots. The dynasty fell, leaving pots and pans on the ruins, covered with thick dust. Many years later, the pottery jar was dug out, still bright and clean, simple and beautiful, but the iron jar has never been found.

What do you understand from the different endings of clay pots and tin pots?

The north wind and the iron sheet can only see their own strengths, but can't see their own shortcomings. They can't face up to themselves and others, and they don't know how to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses.