First of all, there must be a popular and simple story. A wonderful story is the beginning of the success of fable, which is short in length and aims at telling things and reasoning. The ultimate goal of reasoning is achieved by telling stories, and the quality of story setting is related to the future of fables. The famous poem "The Farmer and the Snake" in Aesop's fables in ancient Greece enjoys a high reputation in the world. His success lies in the readability of the story. No matter what your educational level is, you can realize the truth in simple and clear stories. The same is true of China's famous fable On Contradictions. The word contradiction in Chinese evolved directly from this fable, from which we can see how important the story charm of the fable is. Without interesting stories, truth has no place. Students can use rich imagination, metaphor, personification, exaggeration and other rhetorical devices to make everything in nature active, so as to come to your story and tell a story full of some philosophy. But everything must conform to the laws of nature and cannot go against common sense. Stories should be short, interesting, fresh and lively in order to attract people and benefit readers from laughter. Secondly, simple truth is an indispensable part of fable. What truth it contains depends not only on the author's theme, but also on the development of the story. The moral of fable story is the soul of fable creation, just as human beings must have thinking. Implication is an invisible line in fable creation. In many cases, this line is not directly reflected in the text. However, the meaning of a good fable will gradually become clear with the reader's reading process. This is the charm of allegorical independence as a literary genre. For example, Dong, an ancient prose, is very representative, and its implication is not directly reflected in the text, but most readers who have read it have realized the effect of Dong and shattered glass. And our children can write fables and tell some simple life truths in combination with their own life reality. For example, we should educate everyone to respect the old and love the young, love labor and not tell lies. We can also tell you some common sense of life through fables, and teach you to abide by traffic laws and regulations and use water and electricity correctly. It is not easy for children to write philosophical fables because of their lack of life experience. However, fables must have certain authenticity, practical significance or education. The manifestations of fable philosophy, most of which are pointed out at the end of the article, some are not, so that readers can experience them themselves.

1. First, think about what fable you want to write.

2. Set the story environment according to the fable

3. The theme of the story can be people or things, but attention should be paid to the rationalization of the story (meaning that the plot is reasonable, so the setting of myths and fairy tales is not excluded)

The story is short, convincing and easy to understand.

(2) fable "the lion and the fox" wrote an argumentative paper. The lion caught a fox, but did not eat it. Finally, the fox ate the lion! Ask for a model essay, quickly. ...

Foxes eat lions, too! ! ! ! !

(3) Fable stories and science fiction model essays! ! ! Urgent! ! !

Four fables

Crow and rabbit

The crow stands on a tall branch, doing nothing all day and being at ease. A little rabbit saw it and was very envious. He asked the crow, "Brother Crow, it's good that you are so carefree. Can I stay and do nothing all day like you? " The crow replied, "Of course, why not?"

The rabbit immediately relaxed and fell asleep under the big tree. After a while, a fox suddenly pounced and took the rabbit in his mouth.

The moral of this fable is: If you want to eat and do nothing, you must be very, very tall.

Turkey and bull

A turkey said to the bull, "I really want to fly to the top of the big tree opposite, but I have no strength now." The bull suggested, "why don't you eat some of my feces?" Rich in nutrition, hehe. " The turkey felt reasonable, took a peck and immediately felt strong, trying to fly to a branch. The next day, the turkey ate a few more excrement, and with strength, it flew to a higher branch. Two weeks later, when the turkey had eaten enough cow dung, it finally flew to the top of the tree. The turkey watched from a distance, and victory was in sight. A farmer found it and soon shot it to the ground.

Moral of this fable: licking other people's ass is a shortcut, which can make you get a higher position quickly, but not for long.

Birds, cows and cats

The cold suddenly came, and the bird fell to the ground during the flight to the south and was stunned by the cold. A cow passed by and just spilled feces on the bird. The bird suddenly felt hot and woke up gradually. The birds in the feces are very happy. It's really nice to have such a warm place in winter! It couldn't help singing and began to thank God for his gift. At this time, a cat is preying in the distance. When it heard the bird singing, it rushed over, slowly pulled the bird out of the dung heap with its claws, and then opened its mouth and ate it in one bite.

Moral of this fable: 1) Those who throw dirty water at you are not necessarily enemies.

2) It is not necessarily a friend who helps you wash dirty water.

3) Don't say anything when you are in a dangerous environment.

Who is the boss?

At the beginning of God's creation, human beings began to take shape. At this time, all parts of the body refused to accept each other and wanted to be the boss. The brain first made a speech: "I have intelligence and can control the activities of the whole body. Of course, I am the boss!" " "When my feet heard this, they said unconvinced," No matter how smart my brain is, I have to carry it around all day. If I don't move, I can't go anywhere. I should be the boss. "Hands said," I will do all the work. I am the boss. "Next, lungs, heart, eyes, etc. Everyone took part in the debate, quarreled for a while, and could not tell the outcome. No one cares about the meanest asshole. Unexpectedly, Asshole also made a competitive speech. It was the last straw, and all the competitors laughed. Asshole stimulated, decided to go on strike and do nothing. In a short time, the whole body has a chain reaction, eyes are blurred, hands become stiff, two feet are lame, the heart and lungs gradually stop beating, and the brain becomes confused. At the last minute, no one can persist and agree to be the boss of asshole. After that, all parts of the body are immersed in work, leaving an asshole to do nothing, and the only duty is to fart all day.

Moral of this fable: The bosses are often those who do nothing but fart all day.

(4) Fable stories

The old man was not satisfied with having only one cabin. He was very angry. Unexpectedly, he accidentally knocked over his candle and burned the hut.

5] What is a fable? How to write a fable? Seek your own model essay.

The language implied in fables. A genre of literary works. Often with the nature of irony or exhortation, using false stories or anthropomorphic methods to explain a truth or lesson.

Fable is a genre of literary works, which contains meaningful truth with visualized stories. Fables have been popular in China since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It is a folk oral creation.

[6] Write fables.

Once upon a time, there was a farmer in the Song Dynasty who made a living by farming. One day, when the farmer was working in the field, he suddenly saw a rabbit running fast. The rabbit was in a hurry, ran into a stump, broke its neck and died on the spot. The farmer has a beautiful heart. He picked up the big fat rabbit and went home, and had a delicious rabbit meat with his family. The farmer thought that if I could pick up a rabbit every day, I wouldn't have to farm so hard. So he sat under the tree every day and waited for someone to pick up the dead rabbit. As the days passed, he didn't pick up a rabbit, because he hadn't farmed for a long time, and the field was full of weeds.

(7) Asking for help: an article entitled

The teacher asks this question in the hope that you can write it carefully, so I think you should write a fable first and then talk about your feelings.

Give a model essay:

I came across a fable entitled "Make mistakes again", which was not long. I copied the following:

A hunter caught a bird that can only speak 70 languages.

"Let me go!" The bird said, "I will give you three pieces of advice that will benefit you for life."

"Tell me first." The hunter said, "I swear I will let you go."

"The first one." The bird said, "Never regret what you have done."

"Article 2. If someone tells you something you think is impossible, don't believe it. "

"Third, don't climb the height you think you can't climb."

Then the bird said to the hunter, "Is it time for me to go?" The hunter released the bird as promised.

The bird flew to a tree and shouted to the hunter, "You are so stupid. You let me go, but you didn't know there was a priceless pearl in my mouth, which made me so smart. "

The hunter is eager to catch the bird again. He ran to the tree and began to climb it. But halfway through, he accidentally fell and broke his leg.

The bird laughed at him and said, "Idiot, have you forgotten the advice I just told you?" I told you not to regret once you did something, but you regretted it; I tell you, if someone tells you what you think is impossible, don't believe it, but you believe that a bird like me will have a big pearl in its mouth; I told you not to climb if you can't climb high, but you chased me to climb this big tree and fell down and broke your leg. " Then the bird flew away.

This fable makes me look embarrassed. A bird should laugh at people. Of course, I also know that this is a fable. In fables, there is no difference between people and animals, or animals have been personified. What bothers me is the truth at the end of this story. Of course, I can't say that this truth is not true, at least in this story, but I think the truth of any article is not limited to the article itself.

I don't deny that the three suggestions given by the bird are also a summary of life experience. But this is a conservative summary, which is only more effective for people after middle age. For example, the rule 1: "Never regret what you have done." After all, it is useless to regret at this time. It is more practical to have time to think about other things and consolidate the gains in the first half of the year. Rule 2: If someone tells you something you think is impossible, don't believe it. After middle age, life experience has been very rich, judgment ability has been enhanced, and it is not easy to believe anything, but it is also a conservative beginning. Rule 3: Don't climb the height you think you can't climb. Obviously, this refers to human ambition. The ancients said: people over the age of 30 don't study art. Although they can be relaxed to 40 or even 50 now, they can't compete with the younger generation. Although we often see that people of this age are still indomitable, these people are often people who have gained something at a young age, and their spirit is more based on young creation than on new entrepreneurship.

And if these three suggestions are put here for young people, it is debatable. For example, the rule 1: The bird says, "Never regret what you have done." Young people can't choose the direction of life from the beginning. They need to constantly explore their own life path. How can we not let them regret it at this time? Article 2. If someone tells you something you think is impossible, don't believe it. This one is ambiguous. When young people are studying, their ability to judge right and wrong is not mature and perfect. How can they accurately judge the right and wrong of others? What is possible? What is impossible? The direction is vague. The third rule and the second rule are basically the same thing: if you think you can't climb that height, then don't climb. How do young people know that they can't climb that height? Only practice, but in this fable, the hunter broke his leg. This result is tantamount to warning and intimidation for young people, but it is also tantamount to discouraging young people from re-exploring. The value of young people lies in their bold fantasies and unconventional ways. If we educate young people according to the advice given in this fable, the most likely result will be to become conservative and energetic good children and bookworms.

Many articles can't be respected because they are far-fetched, not self-explanatory, not extensive and not universal. Although I also know that any article and reason are the most ambiguous and biased, although the reason is always relatively limited, and there are many things beyond the control of many people, in any case, people, especially young people, should never give up easily. But this fable is undoubtedly negative for young people.

Unfortunately, I just saw this fable in a children's book. Fables are usually for children, but no matter how ideological, it is obviously inappropriate to simply publish works of this genre that belong to fables.

How to write a fable. You can also give me a model essay.

To make up a story with one truth, the sentences should be fluent, and rich rhetorical devices such as imagination, metaphor, personification and exaggeration should be exerted. For example:

A clam came out to bask in the sun, and a snipe flew to peck at its meat. The clam immediately closed and clamped the snipe's mouth. The snipe said, "If it doesn't rain today, if it doesn't rain tomorrow, you will die." The mussel also said to the snipe, "If you can't stick your mouth out today, you will starve to death tomorrow."

⑼ 150 fable with punctuation marks.

This kind of fable, you can refer to the online model essay first, and then write it yourself.

⑽ Write a 500-word essay for Ye Gong.

A letter to Ye Gong

Dear Mr. Ye Gong,

Hello! I am a primary school student living in modern times. After reading Ye Gong Long Hao's fable, I have a certain understanding of what you have done and have many feelings. Here, I sincerely give you some views and opinions, hoping to inspire and help you.

At first, I thought you liked dragons very much, and you were hopelessly obsessed with them. But later, to my surprise, when you saw the real dragon that came to visit you, you scared the shit out of you and ran away. I wonder: how can a person be so afraid of what he likes? Then why do you like something that looks like a dragon? Maybe you saw the exquisite design of the dragon, or you heard the beautiful legend of the dragon. These are all understandings of the appearance of dragons. In fact, you don't know the other side of the real dragon, so you made an incredible gaffe, just like Pig Bajie looking in the mirror-not human inside and outside. Your appearance and heart are contradictory and conflicting, and finally you are exposed and made a ridiculous move. What you do is duplicity, duplicity. People who say one thing and do another will be spurned and condemned.

I think there are people like you in today's society, who flatter people on the surface, laugh but don't laugh, plot behind their backs, and be ruthless, and eventually become a rat crossing the street-everyone shouts and fights. In fact, like is like. If you don't like it, you don't like it. Dare to act is the way to be a man. We must have a correct understanding of the situation and be a loyal and realistic person in order to gain the trust and respect of others based on society. I hope you can set up a good image for future generations with the characters in the positive teaching materials and correct the social atmosphere.