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On the classic material of college entrance examination composition-1,Broken Arrow

If you don't believe in your will, you'll never be a general. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, a father and son went to war. The father became a general and the son was just a pawn. Another horn sounded, the drums roared, and my father solemnly raised an quiver with an arrow in it. The father solemnly said to his son, "this is an arrow to attack the family treasure. It is very powerful to carry with you, but it must not be a black cow. Milk is as white as milk." Jenny is a little girl who always lowers her head. She always feels that she is not beautiful enough. One day, she went to the jewelry store and bought a green bow. The shopkeeper kept praising her for wearing a beautiful bow. Although Jenny doesn't believe it, she is very happy. She couldn't help raising her head, eager to show it to everyone. It doesn't matter if she accidentally bumped into someone when she went out. ? Jenny walked into the classroom and met her teacher head on. " Jenny, how beautiful you look with your head held high! ""The teacher lovingly patted her on the shoulder and said. ? That day, she was praised by many people. She thought it must be a bow, but when she looked in front of the mirror, there was no bow on her head. She must have lost it when she came out of the jewelry store. On-demand: Whether you are rich or poor, whether you look like a fairy or plain, as long as you hold your head high, happiness will make you cute-the kind that everyone likes.

2. Draw a leaf for life

As long as you believe, there will always be miracles. Although the hope is slim, it will last forever. American writer Ou; Henry told a story in his novel The Last Leaf: In the ward, a dying patient saw a tree outside the window from his room and fell down one by one in the autumn wind. The patient looked at the rustling leaves in front of him and his health went from bad to worse. She said, "When all the leaves are gone, I will die, too." "An old painter learned that he drew a green leaf with a crayon and hung it on a branch. ? The last leaf never fell. Because of the green color in life, the patient miraculously survived. On-demand: Life can be without many things, but only without hope. Hope is an important value of human life. Where there is hope, life is endless!

3.flying spiders

Faith is an unswerving force, when you firmly pull it out. " ? This is an extremely delicate quiver, made of thick cowhide, inlaid with faint shiny copper edges, and look at the arrow's exposed tail. You can tell at a glance that it is made of fine peacock feathers. The son is beaming and greedily speculates about the appearance of the shaft and arrow, as if the arrow whizzed past his ear and the enemy commander died. ? Sure enough, Bao Jian's son is heroic and invincible. When the trumpet sounded, the son could no longer resist the heroic spirit of victory and completely abandoned his father's words. A strong desire drove him to shout and pull out his treasure arrow, trying to find out. Suddenly he was shocked. ? A broken arrow, there is a broken arrow in the quiver. ? I have been fighting with a broken arrow! My son broke out in a cold sweat, as if the house had lost its pillar in an instant and collapsed. ? The result is self-evident, and my son died tragically in the disorderly army. ? Blowing away the misty smoke, my father picked up the broken arrow and spat heavily: "If you don't believe in your will, you will never be a general. " ? How stupid it is to pin victory or defeat on a precious arrow, and how dangerous it is for a person to give the core and handle of life to others! For example, pin your hopes on children; Put happiness on her husband; Put the guarantee of life on the crew ... on demand: you are an arrow. If you want to make it tough, if you want to make it sharp, if you want to make it go through a hundred paces and hit a hundred shots, you can only sharpen it and save it.

On the Classic Materials of College Entrance Examination Part II The Sphinx Mystery: The Sphinx is a monster that hurts people with hidden mysteries in Greek mythology. He was the biggest Sphinx monster before pyramid of khufu. He gave it to Oedipus. The question is: What walks on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon and three feet at night? Oedipus replied: it is a person. In the morning of life, he was a child, crawling on two legs and two hands; At the noon of his life, he became a mature man, walking only on two legs; In his later years, he was old and weak and had to walk with crutches, so he was called three feet. Oedipus was right. The sphinx fell off the cliff in shame and died. The mystery of the Sphinx is often used as a metaphor for complex, mysterious and incomprehensible problems.

Pygmalion: Pygmalion is the king of Cyprus in Greek mythology. He hates women and decides never to get married. He carved a beautiful ivory statue with magical skills and fell in love with her. He caressed her like a wife, dressed her and begged God to let her be his wife. Aphrodite, the goddess of love, was moved by him, gave life to the statues and married them. "pygmalion effect" was later used in educational psychology, also known as "expectation effect" or "Rosenthal effect", which means that teachers have different expectations of students and apply different methods to them, so students are affected differently.

Judas kiss: Judas is one of the disciples of 12, and he is the own son of Jesus Christ in the Bible. Although Jesus preached a new road and won the support of the people, it aroused the hatred of Jewish elders and priests. They bought Judas with 30 silver coins and asked him to help identify Jesus. When they went to Kimani Garden to catch Jesus, Judas pretended to meet him, hug him and kiss him. Jesus was immediately arrested and later crucified. People use "judas kiss" as a metaphor for shameful betrayal.

Noah's Ark: From the Bible. God was very sad about the crimes committed by mankind and decided to destroy mankind with floods. Noah was an upright man, and God told him to build a boat to avoid disaster. After 40 days and nights of floods, all other creatures except Noah's family and some animals were swallowed up by the floods. Later, it was compared to a refuge or savior in a disaster.

Eden: From the Bible. God opened a garden in the fertile plain of the east, which contained fruit trees and all kinds of birds and animals. God asked Adam to look after the garden. In order to relieve his loneliness, God took a rib from Adam and made a woman-Eve to accompany him. They live a carefree life. People use the Garden of Eden as a metaphor for a paradise on earth.

Forbidden fruit: from the Bible. Adam and Eve lived in the Garden of Eden, and God allowed them to eat the fruits of the garden, except the fruits of the "tree of knowledge of good and evil". The cunning snake lured them to eat the forbidden fruit. From then on, they learned good and evil, distinguished between true and false, and felt ashamed. Therefore, God expelled them from the Garden of Eden. Forbidden fruit is a metaphor for what is forbidden and desired.

Domino, a western game, arranges many rectangular dominoes vertically. When the card 1 is gently pushed down, other dominoes will fall down one after another. Figuratively speaking, "domino effect" often refers to a series of chain reactions, that is, "pulling one hair and moving the whole body."

Pandora's Box: Pandora is the first earthly woman in Greek mythology. After Prometheus stole skyfire from the world, Zeus ordered God to make a beautiful young girl out of clay, named Pandora, which means "a woman with all kinds of talents". And gave her a gift box, and then betrothed her to Prometheus' younger brother Epimetheus (meaning "Monday morning quarterback"). Epimetheus took the gift box regardless of taboos, and Pandora took the opportunity to open it, so all kinds of bad habits, disasters and diseases immediately flew out from it.

There is only one beautiful thing left in the box: hope. But before hope flew out, Pandora closed the box forever. Pandora's box is used as a metaphor for the root of disaster.

Damocles sword: Damocles is the favorite of the tyrant Dionysus in Greek mythology. He often said that emperors are blessed and can please them. On one occasion, Dionysus Hughes asked him to sit on the emperor's throne, with a sword tied with only a horse's hair on his head, and told him that although he boarded the throne, the sword might fall at any time. The emperor was not blessed, but he always had something on his mind. People often use this allusion to describe a potential crisis that may occur at any time.

Muse: Muse is the general name of nine goddesses of literature and science in Greek mythology. They are all daughters of God and the goddess of memory. Headed by Apollo, the god of music and poetry, they are in charge of history, tragedy, comedy, lyric poetry, dance, epic, love poetry, ode and astronomy respectively. Ancient Greek poets and singers turned to the Muse for inspiration. Later, people often used "muse" to describe literature, writing and inspiration.