I turned to page 49. The protagonist of the text is Jia Dao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. He went to visit his friend Li Ning, but unfortunately his friend was not at home, so Jia Dao wrote a poem entitled "Li Ningju" and left it on the door. The next day, he rode a donkey back to Chang 'an alone. On the way, Jia Dao thought that the word "push" in the poem "Monks Push the Moon to the Door" was not written properly and should be changed.
This word "knock", in this way, an ideological war of "deliberation" began.
Jia Dao thought and thought, and unconsciously came to Chang 'an. I can't help thinking of a text I learned in the fourth grade. At that time, I liked to chew words repeatedly, arguing with my teacher until the whole process of thinking about myself was very similar to that in Jia Dao. A family composition-"Words for Adult Children", which reads: "Son, now I often forget to button up and tie my shoelaces; Your hands will shake when you comb your hair, and your clothes will get dirty when you eat. I hope you are more patient and gentle, and you can go home and chat with me. Now, my feet are unstable and I can't walk, so please hold my hand tightly, accompany me, slowly, just like I am taking you step by step, and so on, which deeply reflects my parents' old mood. And the third multiple-choice question in this text is: When was this text written by parents? Of course I choose "D: when my parents are old",
But teachers and classmates are firmly opposed. However, the other three options are: a, after the child grows up; B, when the child is young; C, when parents are young. "I don't think they are right at all. The child is old and his parents have passed away. When children are young, they don't conform to the article. When parents were young, children were not born. I think, think, have no idea. Finally, I was completely convinced that I was right, so I gave up thinking and wrote "I think it should be D" in my exercise book. After writing, I left the classroom and ran to the bathroom. The bell rang in the middle of class. Although the final result of this thinking is: I was wrong. The teacher wrote the following explanation in my notebook: "For growing children". Explain that the child has not grown up at the moment, and the parents should be young at the moment. However, this incident has inspired me a lot: when encountering problems and disputes, we should be good at thinking for ourselves, don't always think that the teacher's answer is correct, scrutinize word by word, find out the sentences that the author mainly expresses emotions, then comprehensively think and weigh, compare and choose with others' answers, and finally draw a conclusion.
I also learned two things from Jia Dao: Don't panic when meeting celebrities, and don't lose your head. After explaining the matter clearly, he humbly asked for advice. He also learned to choose and ponder from famous poets. This is very worth learning.