Reading "Three Monks"

Today, I read a lively and interesting article called "Three Little Monks." I was deeply attracted to the storyline in the article.

This article mainly talks about a small temple on the mountain and a small monk in the temple. He picks water, chanting, and knocking out wooden fish every day, adding water to the water bottle on the table of Guanyin Bodhisattva. At night, the rats are not allowed to steal things, and life is safe and comfortable. Soon, a long monk came. As soon as he arrived at the temple, he drank half of the water. The young monk told him to pick the water. The long monk felt that if a person went to pick the water too much, he would ask the young monk to carry the water with him. The two waters should be taken care of for a long time. This way there is still water to drink. Later, another fat monk came. He also wants to drink water, but there is no water in the tank. The young monk and the long monk asked him to pick it up. The fat monk picked up a water and immediately drank it alone. Since then, no one has picked the water, and the three monks have no water to drink. Everyone read the various scriptures, each knocking out the wooden fish, and the water purification bottle in front of the Goddess of Mercy was no one added water, and the flowers and plants withered. In the night, the mice came out to steal things, and no one cares. As a result, the rats licked, knocked over the candlestick and ignited the fire. The three monks worked together to fight the fire, the fire was extinguished, and they awakened. Since then, the three monks have worked together to make the water more natural. Let me know a truth from it: unity is power!

When I saw this story, I thought about the seven classes we used. I remember one time, one of the other boys came to our class and shouted: "Say to call a girl in our class," we are in class. I heard that everyone rushed to hear the sound, went out to the door of the classroom, confronted the boy, walked forward together, and went forward together to face difficulties. The boy was confronted by so many people in our class, and he was frightened. After the teacher knew this, he also praised the unity of our class. The boy was going to be miserable. The chicken was not eclipsed and the teacher and the leader were criticized.

It can be seen from this that the power of unity is really great. As the saying goes, "The heart of the people is in harmony, and the movement of Mount Tai" is not false. This class in our class is like the three young monks working together to fight the fire.

After reading the story of "Three Little Monks", I feel that I have benefited a lot. I have learned that the United States is striving for great results, and unity is power. In our real life, we must, like the three young monks, work together to fight the fire and unite.

The third day of Chongjie Middle School: Wu Dongying