Reading the story of Fisherman

Today, I learned the text "The Story of the Fisherman", which left a deep impression on me, and also taught me a lot of things and people.

The story tells: When a poor fisherman fished at the beach, he came to the mountain to come up with a brass bile bottle. He curiously opened the bottle cap. Suddenly, a blue smoke emerged from the bottle, and the blue smoke became a fierce and terrible The devil. The kind fisherman saved the devil's life. The last devil also compiled a lot of reasons to bury the evil in his heart. The enemies reported to kill the fisherman. The fisherman used his clever wisdom to lure him back to the bottle and put the bile bottle. Into the sea.

A kind, calm, and brave fisherman calms down and thinks of ways to lure him back to the bottle, eventually defeating the evil, ferocious, shameless devil. This is the so-called person to win the day! In our lives, we will encounter many similar situations. Although there are no devils in the world, many difficulties and frustrations we encounter in learning and living are like the devil. If you don’t think hard, think hard. If the solution is resolved and there is no confidence to overcome the difficulties, it will be intimidated by difficulties. When we face difficulties, we must be like a fisherman to deal with the devil. We must not have too much illusion, nor be too kind to the bad guys. We must dare to fight and rely on our wisdom and strength to overcome and overcome it. More difficult to panic like a fisherman, don't panic, don't complain, calm down, be a smart and brave person, if you encounter difficulties, don't back down and use wisdom to solve!

As the saying goes: the grace of dripping water is reported by the spring. In life, when we are helping others, we will also get help from others. Even if we help, we must learn to be grateful, and we will be grateful for a lifetime.

Remember: wisdom and wisdom are the most precious treasures in our lives. Knowing how to be grateful will make our hearts better.

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