Reading Notes - Impala Flying

The hunters went hunting and blocked a group of gazelles on a cliff. There was a mountain about 6 meters between the cliff and the opposite cliff. This is a goral that cannot be skipped. A goral can only jump to 4 meters. about. Advance is a few tens of meters of abyss and raging rivers. The retreat is a roaring hound and a ruthless bullet. This group of gazelles can't escape the fate of the ethnic group. Seeing this, I almost don't want to look at it anymore. Although in such an environment, human beings must hunt all kinds of creatures in order to improve their living conditions, it is still unbearable to be so cute and docile. However, if I continue to look at it, I am confused, surprised, and moved. Under the leadership of the impala head, the gorals are consciously divided into two groups of young and old. The number of the two groups is similar. The young ones jump to the opposite cliffs, and the old ones, when the young ones are about to fall, the old ones. It just happened to reach its feet and become its continuation pedal. The young goral jumped up the cliff and the old goral fell into the foothills.

Using the fresh life of half-aged companions in the ethnic group as a pedal, continuing the life of the other half of the young companions, there is no doubt that in the circumstances, this is a very wise approach. But I can't understand how the head of the antelope produced such an idea in the minds of its cloven-hoofed animals; how other gazelles, especially the old gazelles, obey this decision and take the initiative to sacrifice; how are the gorals clear? Knowing which group you should be in, there is no retreat; how can the head of the antelope understand the unevenness of the two groups, lead several adult gazelles to give up the chance of life, step into the old group... greedy, fear of death, is the instinct of all animals And what is expressed in "The Wildebeest Flying Over" completely subverts our concept. Here, they are wise men, gentlemen, and heroes who die as if they were dead. In the almost impossible situation, they successfully saved their own ethnic groups and saved half of their living power in ways that we humans could not think of. In this competition, the goral is the real winner.

I have seen many reports in disasters such as shipwrecks, fires, earthquakes, etc. Many people give birth to others. "Let women and children go first" can't help but cry; others also care about themselves and plausibly "I There are also birth rights.... These are the manifestations of complex human nature. In the face of life and death, as human beings of higher social animals, this is still the case. Then the practice of the gorals in "The Wildebeest Flying" is even more difficult for us to explain. . Being in a desperate situation, you can calmly think about countermeasures, obey arrangements, be brave in sacrificing yourself, and work together to save your companions. All of them, even humans, may not be able to do so. Perhaps they are actually the elves of the mountains and forests. They are the same intelligent animals as our human beings. They are more kind and more loving. They are not like human beings. They regard themselves as the rulers of the earth and harm other creatures as they please. Here, their practices are moving, and they perform better than humans.

Closing the book, I closed my eyes and imagined the jungle, imagining the majestic scene of the impala flying over the cliff, imagining the fate of the successful escaped gorals. They will also wander in the mountains, foraging, playing, and progeny, encountering wolves, tigers, leopards and hunters. However, I hope that they will live freely in their own homes, free to live and die, and fly over the cliffs. Never happen again.

The fifth grade of Jinan City, Shandong Province: wlwz0801