Reading "Thinking - Human Wings"

Today, I read a little story called "Thinking - Human Wings."

The story is about: Legend long ago, God gave wings to many animals and asked them how they used their wings. The eagle said: "The wings let me fly high, let me become the overlord in the air." The ostrich said: "My wings are useless, but they become cumbersome." Penguin said: "My wings can help me like the fins of fish." Swimming."...All the animals are finished, and God sees a man sitting in the corner, silent.

God asked in amazement: "I have not given you the wings?" The man said, "Yes, I have no wings on my shoulders, but you have given me the ability to think, just like putting a pair of wings on my soul. I learned to use fire, cultivate fields, invented words, created poetry, novels and music, and created airplanes, satellites..."

This story tells me that the eagle's wings make the eagle soar; the ostrich's wings make the ostrich useless; the penguin's wings help the penguins to swim; and the human wings let people learn to use fire, plough the fields, invent the words, and create poetry. Novels and music, creating planes, satellites... also told me that thinking is a unique talent for human beings, and it is the source of all human civilization.

Third grade: Li Zhuo