After reading "The Wizard of Oz"

During the summer vacation, I read the book "The Wizard of Oz", which really benefited a lot.

The book "The Wizard of Oz" makes my favorite article "The Tin Man Sparks the Axe to Save the Queen". This article mainly talks about: The Tin Man asked the Queen of the Field Mouse, and the Field Mouse said that he would repay his life. The Scarecrow let the voles save the lion. The Tin Man made a big cart with the big branches of the trees, and the voles gathered thousands of feet. Big and small, and each mouth has a rope. The Scarecrow and the Tin Man used the rope from the voles to connect them to the car, and the other end of the rope was tied to the car. The car is thousands of times larger than any voles that pick up the car. But when all the voles are put on, they can pull up the very heavy lions. With everyone's concerted efforts, in a short while, they hang the lions in the green field and let the lion breathe fresh air as much as possible. The lion was saved. After reading this story, my experience is really too deep. In real life, we also need the spirit of working together, for example: tug-of-war competition, remember once, the school held a tug-of-war competition, and all the classes selected by our class Very short, and each other is very tall, so we have no confidence, but the teacher encouraged us to say: "Although we are small, we can beat each other as long as we work together." After listening to the teacher, we re-emerged. Courage...Before the cold began, the teacher led the cheering officer and shouted: "One two three, come on." We worked together to pull the rope to our side. Finally, our class won the first place. At the time, I still didn't understand that this was the result of concerted efforts. Today, I read "The Wizard of Oz" and I understand.

The book "The Wizard of Oz" is really well written. She made me understand: we must work together to do things well.

Fifth grade: Fish Dragon Princess