Reading "The Boys in the Foot"

During the summer vacation, I read a book, "Let the Children Learn to Face the Difficult Classic Story." I haven't seen this book for many times. One of the most profound of my images is "The Boys of the Foot."

"Footing a Boy" is about a little boy Hans. His feet are "smashed". One day his parents gave him a story book with many wonderful stories. After reading the book, he told his parents two stories. One was when the parents complained that the work was very tired. They told their parents a story about the coward, so that parents could understand that complaining was not good for life. The other is to tell the parents a story of "carefree people" when their parents are upset, so that parents can no longer bother.

One day the principal brought a bright and bright cage with a black bird in the cage that sang a wonderful song. The bird cage was placed on the old closet, and the parents went to work. Hans was reading at home alone. A cat sneaked in and jumped into the cupboard and stared at the bird with his eyes. He wanted to eat the bird, Hans. Seeing the cat's intentions, in a hurry, the baby story book in the hand was thrown over, but the book was scattered, the book cover flew to one side, and the paper inside flew to the other side, which had no effect on the cat. Hans couldn't get out of bed and stand up, let alone walk. When the cat knocked the bird cage down, Hans jumped out of bed and ran to raise the bird cage and ran to the street.

From this story, I found that although the boy is difficult to walk, the movement is inconvenient, but still very optimistic, very good, very strong, very brave, very filial. We must learn from his good qualities. Some students have to give up some difficult problems in their studies. Shouldn't they learn to be a boy who is eager to learn and not afraid of difficulties? Some students have a lot of beautiful skirts, a lot of beautiful stationery, but still not satisfied, shouldn't they learn from his optimistic spirit? Compared with the lame boy, my study conditions and living environment are much superior. How should I deal with the difficulties in study and life? Difficulties and frustrations will be met by everyone. In the face of setbacks, only by starting up the spirit, firming the conviction, constantly striving to overcome difficulties, can we become adversity and achieve the ideal.

Let us be a strong, optimistic good student to meet a bright future! We must learn more, exercise more, and be a useful person like a boy!

Fourth grade: Su Shi