Read the comic material below and compose as required.
Chickens that have just come out of their shells
The comic satirizes not only the "chicken that just came out of the shell", but similar things may have happened to you or around you.
Please choose your own angle, write a non-800-word argumentative essay or narrative essay.
【Title Analysis】: The content of the comic is: at the bottom left of the picture, there is an eggshell with uneven edges split in half; on the right is a chicken (duckling, bird) that has just come out of the shell, and the diagonal top of the chicken's mouth reads "Broken Play!" ”。
Combined with biological knowledge, the eggshell is like a womb and a fetal coat for the chick, which has been conceived and protected by the chick.
The "chicken that has just come out of the shell" has just left the eggshell, obviously looking down on the eggshell, not seeing that his birth has benefited from the eggshell, and severing and denying his relationship with the eggshell. The chicken denies the eggshell and says it is a "broken thing", which is actually denying itself.
What does this reflect in society? You can talk about people or things that have forgotten their roots before they have fled. If we generalize, when there is a deep meaning, we can comment on many phenomena in social life. Such as: our relationship with our parents, hometown customs, Chinese civilization, nationality and so on.
In a word, the moral of the comic is to satirize the "forgotten" people in society, who have not been grateful for the parents, hometowns, schools, society, and cultures that have nurtured, cultivated, helped, and educated them, and do not know how to reciprocate, but despise, look down, and even accuse and insult.
You can make a positive point of view: learn to be grateful (for the parents who gave birth to me, my hometown, etc.), to be grateful, to find and understand your "roots".
You can also put forward a view from the opposite side: you must not "come out of the shell" and "forget" the original, you must not forget the "self" of the "out", you cannot forget your original situation or your own origin, you must not be ungrateful, and so on. It is best written from the perspective of a chicken, and it is also reasonable from the perspective of an eggshell.
It is not appropriate to write from the opposite side, such as "Breaking the molded shell will get a different life", such as "Scolding the egg shell is a kind of 'broken' (criticism of old ideas)".
Better intentions:
Talk about Chinese and Western culture. Foreign cultures swept in, and many Chinese began to be arrogant, looking down on their own culture and local culture, blindly admiring Western culture, and even eating and living habits to imitate Westerners.
【Appreciation of masterpieces】: Do not forget the fundamentals
A philosopher once said, "Only by looking backwards can we understand life." "The back of life, the beginning of life, is where we settle down. Only by not forgetting the fundamentals and not abandoning the "old shell" that gave birth to us can we live up to our conscience and walk steadily and steadily.
The heavens and the earth, the red dust, the individual in this world, as light as the reeds, if not deeply rooted in the fertile soil of the home, how can we stand tall against the trend and sway tenaciously in the wind and rain of life?
Once touched by the story of the filial daughter Meng Peijie, an orphan who lost her parents, she is deeply rooted in the swamp built by her adoptive mother with her love. Because she did not forget her adoptive mother's kindness, she took strong care of her adoptive mother for 12 years after her serious illness. Her weak figure, like a reed, fluttered in the bitter wind and rain, but she maintained a tough posture with a slender root system, and touched the world with heartfelt warmth and kneeling milk.
If the individual is likened to a tree whose roots are deeply rooted in the love of the family, then the fertile soil of our whole forest of nations is the love of the country, the great love of the national culture.
Nowadays, there is a widespread sense of disapproval of the chinese people's own culture, believing that traditional Chinese culture means backwardness and conservatism, and a face of contempt and disdain. What is the difference between such a childish act and the chicken that has just broken out of its shell and abandons the eggshell it once had? Behind this superficial understanding is the gradual forgetting of the foundation of national culture.
The spiritual homeland of the Chinese nation is neither on the soil of the United States and England, nor in the doctrines of "original sin" and "waiting for redemption", adhering to the essence of Chinese culture, we can have a place to live. A few years ago, South Korea's application to list the Dragon Boat Festival as their cultural heritage sounded a wake-up call for us.
Fortunately, the Chinese nation also has no shortage of people with lofty ideals, and in this regard, it is shouting for this, first Fei Xiaotong innovatively put forward the call for "cultural self-consciousness" and "cultural self-confidence". Immediately afterward, Professor Tu Weiming introduced Chinese Confucianism into the Harvard classroom in Chinese. In recent years, the promotion of traditional culture has also been incorporated into the strategy of rejuvenating the country through culture.
It is precisely because of their existence that the forest of the Chinese nation has gradually consolidated its own foundation, absorbed nutrients from the jingshi sub-concentration, strengthened its branches, greened the canopy, and rejuvenated its vitality. Forgetting the roots has given our whole nation the backbone to straighten its waist.
No matter how far you go, remember to look back at your "eggshell" and remember to say "thank you", even if it is broken and withered.