Sitting in a row is a popular Hakka nursery rhyme, which describes the scene of children sitting together and singing. The language of this nursery rhyme is simple and natural, the rhythm is bright and catchy, which shows the children's innocent and lively personality and beautiful childhood.
After reading this nursery rhyme, I feel the unique charm and profound heritage of Hakka culture. Hakka culture pays attention to the inheritance of affection, affection and traditional values, and this nursery rhyme embodies these characteristics. At the same time, this nursery rhyme also gave me a deeper understanding of Hakka nursery rhymes and made me interested in Hakka culture.
In addition, this nursery rhyme also conveys some important life truths and values. For example, in nursery rhymes, children sit around and sing, which embodies the spirit of unity, friendship and mutual help; And various images and plots in nursery rhymes, such as beating drums, gongs, frying snails, etc., to teach children labor skills and common sense of life. These values and living standards are of great significance to children's growth and development.
In a word, Zuopai, a Hakka nursery rhyme, has both cultural value and educational significance. Let me have a deeper understanding of Hakka culture and a deeper memory of my childhood.
general idea
The so-called "sentiment" can be the truth or subtle thoughts learned from books, the thoughts and associations inspired by the contents of books, the determination and ideals triggered by reading, and the attacks and satires on some ugly phenomena in society caused by reading. The expression of post-reading feeling is flexible and diverse, which basically belongs to the category of discussion, but writing is different from general argumentative writing because it must be based on reading.
First, read the original text.
The feeling of "feeling after reading" is caused by "reading", which is the basis of "feeling" If you swallow it at a glance, you may not even know what the original text says. How can there be a "feeling"? Reading is light, of course, I don't feel deep. Only by reading carefully can we feel something and feel deeply. If you want to read an argumentative essay, you must find out its arguments (opinions and propositions), or criticize any wrong opinions, think about what you get from it, and find out what the arguments and conclusions are.