Transcript Day5
Today, I accompanied the second-grade children to read "The Fulfillment of Wishes".
His son, Susie, is mischievous and doesn't like school, he wants to become as old as his father and can do whatever he wants. Father Suba also wants to go back to his childhood and study hard. The fairies helped them fulfill their wishes, and they swapped identities. Susie plays pranks after becoming a father, and Suba makes a lot of jokes after she becomes a child. The two are no longer happy, and eventually the fairy helps them change back to their original selves.
We have similar interesting things in our daily lives, I don't know if you feel the same way?
Farmers often envy readers, and readers often envy farmers. Reading Tao Yuanming's poems, we often feel that the life of the peasants is really an ideal life, but the situation that the peasants themselves taste when they cultivate in the hot sun and cold wind is by no means as leisurely as Tao Yuanming describes.
People are often dissatisfied with their own situation and envy the situation of others, so as the saying goes: "Domestic flowers are no more fragrant than wild flowers." ”
There is the same difference in man's attitude toward the present and the past. What was originally a very bitter encounter often turned into a very sweet memory later. When I was a child living in the countryside, what I saw in the morning was the row of low houses and pieces of farmland, and what I saw at night was still the row of low houses and pieces of agricultural days, and I thought they were really monotonous and tasteless, but now when I look back, I can't help but feel a little nostalgic.
You must have noticed these experiences, but why are they? Perhaps it also takes care of yesterday's transcription of the content "the authorities are fans, the bystanders are clear ~ the appropriate distance produces beauty"!
