The book Idiom Story contains many satirical stories. When I read A Trip to Handan, I couldn't help laughing. On second thought, I think this short and humorous story tells a great truth.
This story is about Yan Youth. It is said that Handan people walk well. He also imagined that the walking posture, that is, his own posture as a Handan person, became more and more beautiful. So he didn't think at all, didn't intend at all, and took a large sum of money to study and train in Handan.
On the first day, he studied hard and his walking posture was crooked, which was normal. A few days later, he still didn't learn well. He thought: ouch! Must be the old walking posture. I have to give it up! He did. But in the end, he didn't learn well. He finally gave up, but his money had run out and he had to walk back. But he had forgotten how to get there, so he had to climb back.
I couldn't help laughing when I saw him crawling back, but on second thought, he also blindly followed the trend and pursued the perfection of others, didn't he? He always thinks of good results, regardless of his specific situation, and pursues perfection.
After reading this article, I feel that there should be no doubt about being diligent in learning from others, but we must take into account our own specific considerations, learn from others' strengths and make up for our own shortcomings. If you follow the trend blindly and despise yourself, admire others blindly and follow the book, the result will inevitably be that the advantages of others have not been learned and your own advantages have been lost.
There are many satirical stories in the book Idiom Stories. When I read A Trip to Handan, I couldn't help laughing. On second thought, I think this short and humorous story reveals a truth.
This story is about a young man in the state of Yan. I heard that people in Handan walk very well. He also wants to make his walking posture as beautiful as Handan people. So, he didn't think about anything, had no plan, and went to Handan to study with a large sum of money.
On the first day, he studied hard, and his walking posture was crooked and normal. A few days passed, but he still didn't learn. He thought, alas! Must be the old walking posture. I have to give it up! He really did it. But in the end, he still didn't learn. He finally gave up, but his money had run out and he had to walk back. But he had forgotten how to get there, so he had to climb back.
I can't help laughing at the thought of him crawling back, but on second thought, is he also blindly pursuing others? He will only think of good results, regardless of his actual situation to pursue.
After reading this article, I understand that it is certain to be diligent in learning from others, but we must proceed from our own reality, learn from the strengths of others and make up for our own shortcomings. If you despise yourself blindly, worship others blindly, and follow the trend mechanically, the result will inevitably be that you have not learned your strengths, but lost all of yourself.
Today, I read "The Idiom Story of Walking in Handan", mainly about a young man in Yan State who always likes to learn from others' manners and footwork. He heard that the residents of Handan, the capital of Zhao State, walked beautifully, ranking first in the world, so he took pains to walk in Handan, where he abandoned his original walking method and followed others. It got worse in the end.
After reading this idiom story, I understand a truth: don't blindly imitate others, find your own way, otherwise you won't learn skills, but you will lose the original essence. Just like studying, we all want to improve our academic performance, so we always want others to study. Remember that there is a review stage before the exam. I feel that my learning method is not good, so I learn from others' review methods. I think this man is reviewing Chinese, so he also looks at Chinese. Seeing another person looking at math, I also reviewed math. In this way, I didn't review anything well, and my academic performance was certainly not good.
Through these things, I hope everyone will remember that it is good to study with an open mind, but don't be a toddler. Find a method that suits you, or you will only be self-defeating in the end!
I watched Walking in Handan today and found that Shouling and I are very similar.
Walking in Handan describes a young man named Shouling, who has no worries about food and clothing, but has no self-confidence and learns to lose things. In the end, he actually felt that he should not go like this. When I came to Handan, I was dazzled. I didn't know which one to learn, and I forgot how to go, so I had to crawl home. Metaphor mechanically imitates others, not only failing to learn others' strengths, but also losing their own strengths and skills.
After reading this story, I should make a review, because I am the same as the young Shouling.
I studied painting and watercolor in my early years, but I didn't want to learn it after I finished it. Because I was young and wanted to have a rest, I didn't learn it. After a while, I looked like table tennis again. After playing, I felt that I had no talent, so I stopped learning. Then I learned calligraphy ... that's what I did. ...
After I read the idiom "Walking in Handan", I realized that we should study wholeheartedly, not half-heartedly.
Are there some classmates like me?
I think Shouling is too impulsive. He has learned skills, but he has lost his old skills and learned new ones. Do you think he is stupid?
I read this idiom story and let me know what to do wholeheartedly, which will benefit me for life.
I read the fable A Trip to Handan the other day and was deeply inspired.
This story is about a child who thinks he is too clumsy to walk, so he goes to learn from Handan people, but forgets his original walking posture, telling us that copying others mechanically will not only fail to learn the strengths of others, but will lose all his strengths and skills. Of course, we have encountered similar things in our lives. Once, I was writing a composition. My mother asked me to write some model essays for me to read. I am pregnant with them, but I think they are much better than me. So I imitated this composition. After I finished writing, I suddenly realized, "Ah! This is simply imitation four! " I really shouldn't blindly imitate this composition, but it is self-defeating, so I quickly wrote it carefully from beginning to end. This composition is well written. There is such a classmate in our class. His handwriting was beautiful, but she thought the handwriting at the same table was more beautiful, so she pretended to learn it. Who knows, within a few days, she neither practiced other people's handwriting well nor forgot her original writing method. In fact, it is right to learn from the advantages of others. It seems that paying attention to methods is the most important thing!
Don't learn from the hero in Handan! Learning to learn, the result is nothing, but also lost old things.
Today, I read a story called A Trip to Handan. I think the young people in the article are stupid and ridiculous.
This article is mainly about a young man who guarded the mausoleum in Yan State during the Warring States Period. He heard that the people in Handan, Zhao State walked beautifully, but the journey was long. After studying for several months, young people still can't learn. He thought that maybe he was used to the original way of walking and couldn't learn well, so he changed his original way of walking and learned to walk from scratch. Every step he took was difficult, and he was at a loss because of this and that. Finally, young people not only failed to learn the way of walking in Handan, but also forgot the original way of walking. The special funds have been spent, so I have to climb back to Shouling. After reading this story, I think the young man in the article is really stupid. He abandoned his own strengths and blindly guarded against others. The result of this unrealistic learning method is that you are at a loss. I finally had to walk on my stomach.
After reading the article "Walking in Handan", I understand that we should have a correct learning attitude and method, combine the reality, give full play to our own strengths, learn from others' strengths, and apply what we have learned.
According to legend, during the Warring States Period, the walking posture of the people in Handan, Zhao was particularly beautiful. Young people in Shouling, Yan State rushed to Handan to learn the walking posture of the local people regardless of the long distance. He stayed in the streets of Handan all day, looking as if he had never learned the footwork of Handan people. The young man thought, maybe he was used to the primitive walking method, couldn't learn it well, and finally he was at a loss.
This idiom is now used to describe blindly imitating others, not only failing to learn skills, but also losing the original skills.
A classmate in our class also finds it difficult to learn to keep chickens and rabbits together. She only knew a little, so she used the sequential list method, but she could do nothing. She asked a gay man, "Can you teach me how to use the sequence equation?" Male students are good at math, so they teach him, while female students dare not even think about it. She studied for several days, not only failed to learn the equation method, but also forgot her original sequential method. I want to tell her that you can't do this. Not only can you not learn skills, but you will also lose your original skills.
There are many satirical stories in the book Idiom Stories. When I read A Trip to Handan, I couldn't help laughing. On second thought, I think this short and humorous story reveals a truth.
In ancient times, there was a man who heard that the walking posture of Handan people was beautiful and left his hometown to learn to walk in Handan. He spent all day on the roadside, learning from one person to another, and the more he learned, the more complicated he became. Finally, he didn't learn to walk in Handan, but he forgot how he used to walk and had to climb back.
This story tells us that it is impossible to copy other people's things mechanically. Take writing a composition as an example. I could have written it myself, but I stubbornly copied it just because I thought it was written well by others or in the composition book, making the article untrue and the patchwork sentences piled up together, which seemed chaotic. If you form this habit, you will always rely on others to write your composition, and eventually it will be self-defeating and it will be difficult to write innovative sentences.
It seems that we should have our own opinions and principles, and we should not blindly learn from others. When learning other people's achievements, we should learn and use their essence.
I read an idiom story book, and there is a story in it that I think is worth reading by my classmates. How did Handan learn to walk? Did he learn to walk? Why do you choose this topic? Wow! A series of problems await us to solve. Read the story quickly.
According to legend, during the Warring States period, the walking posture of Handan people in Zhao was particularly beautiful. There was a young man in Shouling, Yan State. Despite the long distance, he went to Handan to learn the walking posture of the local people.
He stayed in the streets of Handan all day, watching people walk, thinking about the characteristics of people walking while watching, imitating behind, following this person to learn a few steps, and then following that person to walk a few steps, but he never learned to walk like that.
Young people think that maybe it's because they are used to the original walking method and can't learn it well, so they simply lose the original walking method and learn it from scratch. Every step he takes is very difficult. He should consider how to swing his hands and feet, how to coordinate his waist and legs, and the distance of each step. He is in a hurry.
After studying for several months, he not only failed to learn the walking posture of Handan people, but also forgot his original walking posture and had to climb home.
This story tells us, don't blindly pursue anything, what you have is actually the most practical.
The Feelings of Walking in Handan After reading 10 last semester, I learned a fable "Walking in Handan", which impressed me deeply and made me think a lot.
The fable is mainly about a man in Yan State who thought his country was too ugly to walk and went to Handan to learn to walk. As soon as he got there, he began to learn with great fanfare. After a few days, he didn't learn the new method, and even forgot the previous method. When he returned to China, he had to climb back.
This fable tells us that if we imitate others mechanically, people will follow suit, and even what we know will eventually be forgotten. If you want to learn a thing well, you must study hard so that you can learn it well and increase more knowledge.
In our daily life, many people listen to the lies fabricated by others and do unexpected things. Last year, there was an earthquake in Japan and a nuclear power plant leaked. Some people say that iodine can protect against radiation, thinking that people with iodine in salt are desperate to buy it. An old lady tried to buy more bags, but she sprained her foot, which was not worth the loss. I still remember one year, my mother heard that the flu was coming and she was afraid of infection. She also heard that Banlangen could prevent the flu. Mother heard the news and bought a lot of Banlangen in the hospital. As a result, she wasted it all before she finished drinking it.
I am also deeply educated. For example, once I saw someone catching bees to eat their eggs, so I learned to eat, but I was stung by a bee needle and a big bag broke out on my mouth. I will never imitate others mechanically again, or I will get hurt in the end.
After reading my article Handan Toddler 1 1, there is a fable of Handan Toddler.
The story is about a man in Shouling, Yan State, who decided to learn to walk in Handan, the capital of Zhao State, because of the poor walking posture of local people.
As soon as he entered Handan City, he felt that the pedestrians on the road were walking gracefully and distinctively, and he wriggled behind them to learn.
After studying for a few days, I made no progress. He thought, it must be that my walking habit is too stubborn. Only by completely forgetting the original way of walking can I learn a new way of walking. So, he lifted his legs, stepped, waved his hand and twisted his waist, all of which mechanically imitated the posture of Handan people. In this way, after a period of time, the new way of walking was not learned, and the original way was completely forgotten. When he returned to Yan, he had to climb back.
I don't think learning skills can be mechanically imitated. We should combine our own reality, study flexibly, copy mechanically and imitate mechanically. Not only can you not learn, but you will also lose your inherent skills.
When we study, we can't imitate others mechanically like Yan in Shouling, otherwise, we will forget what we once knew, which is not worth it.
The article A Trip to Handan was written by 12. Yan people walk in an ugly way. There was a young man in the state of Yan. He heard that Zhao Guoren walked gracefully, so he decided to learn the way Handan people walked, but he couldn't learn it, so he gave up his original walking posture and concentrated on learning the way Handan people walked. As a result, I forgot my original walking posture. Handan people didn't learn walking posture, so they had to climb home.
I feel ridiculous after reading this article. It is important to learn from others' strengths, but if you blindly imitate others, you will not only fail to learn others' skills, but even lose your most fundamental things.
In real life, Yan people's learning and research spirit is commendable and worth learning. But his practice needs us to improve. We should learn from each other's strengths, just as Yan people know that they can improve their ugly walking places in a targeted way, so they will not return in vain. The same is true in our study. You can't just imitate and copy others. We should strengthen and consolidate our own shortcomings and learn from others' good aspects.
Today, the teacher told us the idiom "Walking in Handan". After reading it, I felt something in my heart.
The meaning of this story is: a young man in Shouling, Yan State, heard that the capital of Handan people in Zhao State was beautiful, so he went to Handan to learn from the capital of Handan people regardless of the long journey. As a result, instead of learning from Handan people, I forgot my original walking potential and finally climbed back to Yan State.
After listening to this story, I walked away with mirth. That young man is really "out of step in guarding the mausoleum, laughing at Handan people"! Thought of here, I slowly ashamed. Once when I was writing a composition, I was unhappy. Because the composition is too difficult, I have to find some model essays. After reading it, I had an idea, but I thought those model essays were better than me, so I immediately copied them mechanically like a teenager guarding the mausoleum. After writing, I found that the composition was not like a tree and the words were not like a text, so I had to rethink it slowly from beginning to end.
So don't do anything mechanically, you can't do anything, and don't study blindly, choose the study that suits you.
For example, when playing basketball, I always miss the goal door frame because I am short, so I choose table tennis that suits me better, so I play table tennis very well.
In life, it is very important to learn from others' specialties, but we should also suit ourselves, otherwise it will cause bad consequences.