"Aesop's Fables" through anthropomorphism, the character of those different, different preferences of the birds and beasts to be depicted, used as a metaphor for all kinds of people, and through them to reveal the truth of the earth, good and evil, beauty and ugliness. Below I bring you the reading notes about Aesop's fables, welcome to read.
Aesop's Fables Reading Notes 1
"Aesop's Fables" is a fable, the book's fable story is short and concise, to tell the people to do some of the inadequacies of the profound allegory allows people to suddenly comprehend, compared to their own, to find many jokes on their own.
Let's read the story of the Donkey and the Grasshoppers: a donkey heard a few grasshoppers chirping, and he was attracted by the sound of these little things, and wished he could have the same sound. So the donkey asks them what they do for a living to have such a sound. The grasshoppers replied, "It's the dew, it's the dew that gives us our good sound." Hearing this, the donkey decided to live on more dew in the future and soon died of hunger. This story tells us that we should be practical and not follow blindly, otherwise we will do more harm than good and suffer great losses.
Although the story in Aesop's Fables is something that has nothing to do with us, it lets us know profound truths. Perhaps it is because of these things that Aesop's Fables is everlasting, intriguing to read, and gives us insights in human wisdom.
Let's look at the "meeting of the mice" is more worthy of taste: the mice discussed how to deal with the cat, decided to give the cat to tie the bell, when it comes to who gave the cat to tie the bell, the mice but the crows are silent. Explain the method There is no perfect, just say no equal to empty words, can only be a waste of effort.
"Aesop's Fables" in the story is short, but contains a meaningful and profound thought content. This life philosophy treasure should be read constantly, constantly to taste, constantly to realize. Read as long as you are willing to use your brain, to understand, to associate, there will be a big harvest.
Aesop's Fables Reading Notes 2
Read the book "Aesop's Fables", so that I love it, there are many thoughts, the heart is always thinking about the content of the book, the characters in it when in front of my eyes.
The author of Aesop's Fables is Aesop of Ancient Greece, he is the legend of the character, he writes about a certain phenomenon in the life of criticism, revelation and lessons.
Let's use some of the most familiar fables as examples.
The fable of the Wolf and the Lamb is about a wolf who wants to eat the lamb, and uses all kinds of methods to argue with the lamb. It exposes the darkness of the society at that time.
The Hare and the Tortoise Race is a fable in which the tortoise wins, as we all know. Because of his unremitting efforts, in exchange for victory. And the hare is arrogant, arrogant. Underestimated others, always think they are the best, in fact, self-confidence is good, but not too much confidence, because that is not called confidence, but called pride.
The other thing that touched me the most is the story of "The Cowardly Ghost", which is about a man who is very timid and has poor living conditions, but is very greedy for money, always wanting to get property without working for it.
One day, he went up the mountain to cut firewood. He was so tired that he carried the firewood down the mountain and went home. At the foot of the mountain in a small road, saw a golden lion, he did not dare to touch, thinking: this in the end is alive, or statue it. The lion was motionless, and made no sound; it must be a statue, which God has graciously given me, seeing that I am so poor, and wanting me to sell it at a good price.
He looked around and made sure that no one was there, and then he grabbed the front and back paws of the lion, but it was too heavy to pick up. He seemed to be very smart as if he thought: more people are more powerful, I go back to the family to find together to move. After that, he ran home.
Aesop's Fables Reading Notes 3
"Aesop's Fables" is the crystallization of the wisdom of the life of the ancient Greeks, easy to understand, concise text, known as the ancestor of Western fables. It reflects a lot of content, the vast majority of which is about the moral code of doing. His appearance laid the foundation stone of fable as a literary genre, has long been beyond the geographical boundaries, in the history of European literature has a far-reaching and wide-ranging impact, and became the source and blueprint for the creation of later generations of writers.
Chinese writer and scholar Qian Zhongshu said, "Aesop's Fables is a great read. It gives us at least three consolations. First, it is an ancient book, and reading it can enhance our pride in modern civilization. Secondly, it is a book for children, and the more we read it, the more we feel that we are adults, beyond those childish opinions. Third, this book is almost all about beasts, from beasts to humans, you see how much evolution is needed in the middle.
The Wolf and the Lamb: The wolf wants to eat the lamb, and disguises his crime in a dignified manner, but when the innocent lamb pierces his false face, the wolf reveals his strong and tyrannical nature. (For those who are intent on doing evil, no justifiable defense can work.)
The Farmer and the Snake: The farmer saw a snake freezing in winter and put it in his arms to warm it up. The snake wakes up and bites his benefactor, and the farmer dies of poisoning.
The Tortoise and the Hare: The tortoise and the hare competed in a race, and the tortoise relied on unremitting efforts to defeat the hare, who slacked off along the way.
The Fox and the Grapes: The fox sees the grapes on the shelf, but it can't pick them, and when he leaves, he says that the grapes are sour.
Aesop's Fables was translated to China in the late 16th and early 17th centuries by the Italian missionaries Matteo Ricci and Pontius Pontius I. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, various translations appeared. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, various translations appeared one after another, and in 1955, the People's Publishing House published China's first direct translation of Aesop's Fables from ancient Greek.
◎ Though slow, if you persevere, you will win in the end.
Aesop's Fables Book Notes 4
I was y touched after reading the book Aesop's Fables. The author of this book is Aesop of Ancient Greece, who is a legendary figure who wrote about the criticism, revelation and lesson of a certain phenomenon in life.
Let's use a few of the most familiar fables as examples.
The fable of the Wolf and the Lamb is about a wolf who wants to eat the lamb and uses various methods to argue with the lamb. It exposes the darkness of the society at that time.
The Hare and the Tortoise Race is a fable in which the tortoise wins, as we all know. Because of his unremitting efforts, in exchange for victory. And the hare is arrogant, arrogant. Underestimated others, always think they are the best, in fact, self-confidence is good, but not too much confidence, because that is not called confidence, but called pride.
What touched me the most is the story of The Cowardly Ghost, who tells the story of a man who was very timid and lived in poor conditions, but was greedy for money, always wanting to get wealth without working for it.
One day, he went up the mountain to cut firewood. He was so tired that he carried the firewood down the mountain and went home. At the foot of the mountain in a small road, saw a golden lion, he did not dare to touch, thinking: this in the end is alive, or statue it. The lion was motionless, and made no sound; it must be a statue, which God has graciously given me, seeing that I am so poor, and wanting me to sell it at a good price.
He looked around and made sure that no one was there, and then he grabbed the front and back paws of the lion, but it was too heavy to pick up. He seemed to be very smart as if he thought: more people are more powerful, I go back to the family to find together to move. After that, he ran home. When he got his family, men, women and children, the golden lion was gone.
He told people, things must be decisive, can not procrastinate. Otherwise, everything will turn out badly. There is a good saying, "efficiency is money". We should pay attention to the efficiency of doing things. If we do things slowly, we can't do anything well. This is called "accomplishing nothing". Read "Aesop's Fables" I once read a book entitled "Aesop's Fables". This is a very good and interesting book, because it uses simple words to explain the profound truth.
I remember a fable: a fox passed under the grapevine, saw the emerald onyx-like grapes hanging above, the fox suddenly drooled. It desperately tiptoe, want to pick some taste, but can not reach, it moved to a stone to step on, the result is still can not reach, the fox has no choice, hopelessly gone, saying to himself: "Grapes must be sour." Self-soothing.
Another fable, The Fox and the Old Goat, is even more interesting. Once, the fox accidentally fell into a well. When the fox saw the old goat coming, he tricked the old goat into the well and then jumped out of the well himself by stepping on the old goat's back. The fox did not keep his word and instead of rescuing the old goat, he said to the old goat, "Hey, friend! If your mind were as perfect as your whiskers, you wouldn't have jumped blindly before you could see the exit." After reading this story I thought: no matter what you do, first of all, you have to think about the result of the thing, make a practical plan, and then do it. In other words, you can't blindly listen to what others say. Otherwise, you will be deceived like the old goat in the story.
Aesop's Fables Book Notes 5
Aesop has always played the role of a storyteller in the minds of children. Aesop's Fables, a collection of animal stories named after him, is a wonderful, lively, funny, witty, profound, very funny, popular, and therefore loved by readers all over the world.
I also love the book Aesop's Fables, whenever I see this book is always in love, each story is y attracted to me, educate me. One of them is a liar who educated me y. The story is about a poor man who was seriously ill and was about to die, so he prayed to God and made a wish, "God, if you can keep me from dying, I will sacrifice 100 cows to you." Then God heard his prayer and healed him. The poor man was able to work the land, but he did not have 100 cows in his house, so he just made a cow out of dough and returned his wish to God. Because he did not keep his promise, God punished him and made him a slave for the rest of his life. This story tells us that not keeping one's word and lying to others will not end well.
The above story reminds me that in our society today, there are many people who are selfish and greedy for money, and they will do anything to earn high profits by promoting false advertisements. In particular, some medical institutions are also involved, they obviously do not have senior personnel, nor advanced equipment, but they advertise how many experts, how many advanced testing equipment, the result is that the patient was deceived, the money spent on the disease is not cured some are getting worse and worse, and even be cured meals and death. And those who harmed people eventually fell into the net of justice, really harming people and themselves ah! We must accept the lesson, be an honest and trustworthy person. Aesop's Fables After reading "Aesop's Fables" in the wonderful stories are countless, "there is the story of the farmer and the snake", there are "dogs and wolves" story, there is a "one into a hundred secrets" story, there is "unity has the power" story, etc., which gives me the most profound impression is the "careful fox" this story.
The Careful Fox is a fable about a very old lion, it is difficult to find food, so it pretends to be sick, so that the small animals to visit it, and then take the opportunity to open the mouth of the blood, to eat them. Once, the fox also went to visit the lion, almost to the mouth of the cave, it suddenly stopped, the original, careful fox found how only in the footprints, not out of the footprints? The fox and the lion to maneuver a few words, and then hurry back to tell the animals, so as to avoid other small animals to be deceived.
I think the fox in the story is very careful, very smart, from the footprints can judge the lion's trick, really amazing, in this fable, although the lion is a big bad guy, but it can think of such a good way to eat the food, I think that the lion is also very smart, but it is if the smart idea to use these smart ideas in the right time is good.
Whether we are in the study, or in doing other things, we should learn from the fox, calm, good thinking, careful observation, to be a brave, smart and caring children. Aesop's Fables After reading the fable is a magic bag, although very small, but can come up with a lot of things; fable is a magic bean, although very small, but can grow into a big tree; fable is a magic wand, although very short, but can be changed into a lot of treasures ...... fables are very beautiful, the beauty of the simplicity, the beauty of the connotation, the beauty of the statement. Aesop, the author of Aesop's Fables, was a legendary figure who lived in Asia Minor around the sixth century BC. With his extraordinary wisdom and philosophical thinking, he traveled around the world with anthropomorphism of animals as protagonists, spreading the fables to all corners of the world.
The one that made the deepest impression on me was The Mosquito and the Lion, about a mosquito that thought it could defeat the lion and wanted to compete with the lion to see who was better; it whistled and flew to the lion and challenged it. The lion was so angry that he scratched his face with his claws, but he still couldn't catch the mosquito, so he had to ask for a truce. Mosquito overcame the lion, very proud, it continued to blow the trumpet singing a song of triumph, proudly flying around in the air. It accidentally stuck to the spider's web and was caught by the spider. As it was dying, it lamented, "I have overcome the strong, but have been destroyed by the weak. This fable tells us that pride has no good ending. There is no room for complacency in the strong, and there are capable people behind capable people.
Facing the article of Aesop, the master of fables, will make me feel y and benefit a lot. It can cultivate my reading ability, comprehension ability, and more can let me feel the true meaning of life, appreciate the wisdom of life, the charm of imagination and the truth of being a man. Read a fable, I seem to grow up a year, and accumulated a little experience, more thorough to life.
#441959 Aesop's Fables Book Notes 6
Most of Aesop's Fables are animal fables, with a few featuring gods and men as protagonists. Often a story is recounted succinctly and objectively, culminating in a punch line that reveals the underlying truth. They are short in length but profound in meaning, with little language to memorize, and high in artistic achievement. Exceptional part of the animal fables, the extensive use of anthropomorphism, the performance of the respective habits of the animals, portrayed vividly, leaving a deep impression on people.
Inside the story I read, there is a story called "the man who loves money", this story is mainly about a man who loves money to sell his possessions for gold nuggets, buried under the root of the wall, often digging to see, there is a farmer nearby to carefully observe his whereabouts,
guessed the truth, while he was away, the gold dug up, and the man came back to find that the place has been empty, then pulled his hair and wept bitterly. When someone saw that he was too sorrowful, he asked the reason and said to him, "Don't be sorrowful! Take a stone and put it there, and bury it as a gold nugget, because when you had gold, you didn't use it!" This story tells us that if a very rich one hides her money and never uses it, then she is really no different from a poor person. That's what happened to the person who loved money in the story.
This is just one of the stories in Aesop's Fables, there is also "The Farmer and the Snake", cautioning that people must not be merciful to the wicked; "The Fox and the Goat" warns people to do good things also need to look at the object, so as not to be fooled; "The Ants and the Produce" satirizes the good and the bad; "The Camel and the Zeus" also criticizes the insatiable greed ......<
#441960 Aesop's Fables Book Notes 7
"Aesop's Fables" book, I read a very small time, not deep at all, there are only a few short hundreds of words, at the moment to pick up and revisit once again, but found that the small story, but it contains a profound truth.
The book was written by the ancient Greek author Aesop, who was a black slave, but very wise. These stories were modified by later generations and compiled into Aesop's Fables. Each story, have educated me: The Tortoise and the Hare let me know that I can not be proud; The Wolf came to tell me to be honest, can not lie; The Farmer and the Snake let me understand for the wicked, never pity.
So many stories, the most unforgettable to me is still the "love of vanity crow". This article tells a story: Zeus, the king of the universe, intends to pick out a king of a hundred birds, and decides to convene a meeting of a flock of birds to choose the most beautiful bird. Understanding this news, all the birds prepared themselves carefully, and the crow was no exception. However, she realized that it was impossible for her to be elected because of her ugly appearance. So she searched the forest and the wilderness and gathered all the beautiful feathers that had fallen from the other birds. On the day of the assembly, the raven arrived with her beautiful feathers, and her beauty eclipsed that of all the birds. Just as Zeus declared the raven the king of all birds, all the birds angrily swarmed up and plucked off the feathers that originally belonged to their own selves, and the raven was restored to its original state, still a black and muddy raven.
After reading this story, I can not help but think of the text "falling peanuts", peanuts, although there is no gorgeous appearance, but has made a great contribution to others; and the crow originally did not have a beautiful feathers, and the contribution of others is also much less pathetic, so that only false means to pursue honor and decency, must be spurned by others. I finally understood this truth.
These small stories, but there is a great truth that I benefited a lot and will never forget!
#441845 Aesop's Fables Reading Notes 8
The book is the key to the door of knowledge, the wings of the blue sky, the bricks and mortar of the wall of wisdom, and the energy in the journey of growth.
A few days ago I read a book called Aesop's Fables. He was created by Aesop of ancient Greece in the sixth century BC. In fact, it is not deliberately created by Aesop, but the later people according to Aesop's fables compiled by the organization of a book full of life wisdom and imaginative charm of "Aesop's Fables".
Each fable in this book is presented to us in the form of a story with a moral, so that we can learn and understand while enjoying the story.
This is an imaginative book, most of the language in this book, let the animals "talk", using hyperbole, metaphor, anthropomorphism and other rhetorical devices, vividly and imaginatively tell us one after another philosophy of life.
Aesop's Fables also let me know a lot of things. For example, in "The Hare and the Tortoise", the hare made me realize that you can't be too proud to be a human being. The tortoise made me realize that perseverance is victory. Another example: "The Wolf and the Little Lamb" let us understand that the truth is often more useful than those good words.
Although the fables are short, as the crystallization of people's wisdom of life, it reflects the information of all aspects of life in an image, and after the philosophy behind the story, gives people a deep inspiration.
Fable is a magic bag, although very small, but can come up with many things; language is a magic bean, although very small, but can grow sky-high trees; language is a magic wand, although very short, but can be changed into a lot of treasures ...... fables are very beautiful, beautiful, beautiful in the statement.
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