Bees write an article through metaphor.

Bees wrote the following passage by metaphor:

After picking flowers into honey, who will work hard for whom and who will be sweet? A little bee, in order to let everyone taste the sweetness of honey, he is trying to collect honey every day. Isn't this hardworking and selfless spirit the same as our teacher?

Teachers give us lectures on the podium during the day, teach us knowledge, correct homework at night and prepare lessons at night, and cultivate useful people for the motherland, regardless of hard work and selfless dedication. Teacher, you have worked hard!

Every spring, birds sing and flowers bloom. If you are close to flowers, you can always see three or two bees around them. In order to brew sweeter honey, they are always busy collecting nectar. I thought: Isn't my teacher like this hardworking bee? In order to cultivate us into the pillars of the motherland, we have been tireless and do not ask for anything in return.

Lovely little bee, dressed in yellow, has a pair of delicate wings. They are hardworking and insist on picking flowers and honey no matter whether it is cold or hot. They are not lazy at all. They are diligent in collecting nectar and busy all day. This hard-working and persistent spirit is worth learning.

The life span of small bees is only a few months at most. They often fly around among flowers to collect nectar, and when they are finished, they brew honey. They not only eat by themselves, but also contribute honey to serve mankind.

We also have such people in our lives-hardworking farmers' uncles. Farmers' uncles go to the fields to farm every day. They work tirelessly, whether it's windy or rainy or hot. They worked hard and donated all the grain they collected to us. We should thank them for their hard work and harvest, and make contributions to us silently without complaint.

Speaking of bees, what do you think of? Hard-working gardener, caring for your parents, or selfless sanitation worker? What I think is that there are five teachers who are with you and care about you, seven days a week.

Speaking of bees, they are so common that you can see them everywhere. Can you say, how can you compare a teacher to a bee? Is it because the teacher usually whispers this and that in your ear, buzzing in your ear like a bee, or instilling encouragement in you every day and brewing honey with bees for us to eat? Actually, it is. Not only that.

Bees are great, but they are also ordinary, just like teachers. Bees are not as dazzling as butterflies,

But it is useful for life. Unlike dragonflies flying freely in the air every day. It looks for better flowers among flowers every day and makes better honey. Bees spend every day in the green leaves, picking flowers hard, just to pay the best honey. Teachers try to recite every day just to make us learn better. Isn't it great that they worked hard without asking for anything in return and made selfless contributions to society?

In my opinion, it is no exaggeration to compare a teacher to a bee, because there is no word more suitable for bees than a teacher in the world.