650 words after reading Genniao

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Part 1: Thoughts after reading "Root Bird"

After reading "Root Bird", I was not only moved by Cao Wenxuan's pure and beautiful words, but what is even more touching is that this book allows us to further think about the value and meaning of life, that is - the pursuit of ideals.

When Genniao went hunting in the mountains, Genniao met a white eagle and got a mysterious piece of cloth. It is precisely because this cloth-rooted bird dreamed of purple smoke and the Grand Canyon covered with lilies in its dream. From then on, he made up his mind to go to the west to save Ziyan. With his father's permission, he set out. In the process of Genniao's dream search, many things happened. He passed through the lonely desert and the terrifying Gobi. While he was deceived in Qingta Town, he was loved by the truth, goodness and beauty, and even got a white BMW like a myth. Then he fell into the Ghost Valley and lived a hellish life. After experiencing the edge of death, Genniao returned to reality for the first time and missed his hometown - his father in Jupo. This experience is a life milestone of Genniao's struggle in an extreme environment of unimaginable loneliness, hardship, and hardship. As a result, Genniao has gradually matured, become wiser, courageous, and perseverant. I think the author Cao Wenxuan here wrote the process of Genniao's search for Ziyan in a way that is full of suffering and full of warmth at the same time. This is just like our life, which has its ups and downs but also its smoothness. The rapid process of root bird is actually the process of each of us pursuing our ideals. For the dream in his heart, Genniao once fell ill, accidentally entered the Ghost Valley and almost ate the red pearl fruit. Later, he also lost his way in gambling. But along the way he met the kind-hearted Mr. Banjin, the one-eyed old man... With their help, he ignited the ideal of pursuing his dream again and persisted for it.

The author Cao Wenxuan designed the protagonist Genniao to pursue his dream, and also cleverly designed another dream seeker - Mr. Ban Jin. When Genniao almost lost his way, Mr. Banjin reminded him in time: To continue his dream - the Grand Canyon is just ahead. I think the author arranged it this way, just as our lives include family, friendship and kindness in addition to the ideals and beliefs that support us in moving forward. In our lives, in the process of pursuing our ideals, we have more support from our families and help from our friends. We should be grateful to them.

Reading "Genniao", I was once moved by Genniao's persistent efforts, and I also regretted his decadence, but he finally realized his dream. Give all the way and reward all the way; sow all the way and reap all the way. Genniao's dream-seeking path is just like our life path. As long as we persist and have dreams in our hearts, we will surely succeed.

Chapter 2: Thoughts after reading "Root Bird"

Cao Wenxuan is a famous children's novelist in my country. He has countless fans. I read one of his books "Root Bird".

"Genniao" mainly describes the protagonist Genniao, who went through many hardships to pursue a daydream that others thought was unrealistic, and finally found his dream. Genniao, who has never known where his mother is since he was a child, lives with his father. One day, he went into the forest to hunt and shot an extremely rare white eagle to death. It found a distress cloth on the eagle's leg. He thought about it day and night, trying to rescue the girl. He went to the county town but could not find the Grand Canyon full of lilies. That night when he returned homeOn the road, he found the answer in his dream. On the third day, he put on his travel bag, settled everything, and embarked on the journey to the west. On the way, he met many people, some good and some bad. But after a tortuous search, Genniao finally came to the Grand Canyon of his dreams - a Grand Canyon full of lilies.

One of the most touching scenes is that when Genniao returned home and his father was about to die, his father's last words actually asked him to continue chasing that daydream that seemed unrealistic to outsiders! I felt the love of my father. His father boldly allowed his children to pursue their dreams and grow up in their dreams, allowing Genniao to learn everything and see through society in his dreams. Genniao spent a lot of money to fulfill his wish, time, money and his father's life, but what he got in return were: the friendship of Lantou, who had always been his friend, the white horse given by the old abbot, Scar's abuse of him, Longjie's deception, and the trust of the Du family's daughter and Jinzhi.

I think a person should have a goal like Genniao. The goal is people's motivation. In the process, you need to constantly find ways to bring the goal closer, instead of blindly racing against the goal at a fixed speed. When encountering difficulties, you must bravely face and break through. Yesterday, today and tomorrow, you can remember yesterday, but if you imagine tomorrow without paying attention to today, no matter how well you imagine tomorrow, you still cannot change today. "Go your own way and let others tell you!" This sentence couldn't be more suitable for Genniao. After Genniao received the mysterious letter asking for help from Ziyan girl, he dreamed that Ziyan was in the Grand Canyon full of lilies to the west. So, despite everyone's dissuasion, he went to find the Grand Canyon. Along the way, he was ridiculed and humiliated by many people, but these did not stop Genniao from his determination to find the Grand Canyon. Genniao still insisted on walking west.

Let us be root birds together and chase our dreams.

Part 3: Thoughts after reading "Root Bird"

I recently read an article called "Root Bird" by Cao Wenxuan. This is a very touching article. It tells the story of a little boy, Root Bird, who met a white eagle when he was hunting for the first time. Strangely enough, the eagle kept chasing him, which annoyed him. When it was getting dark, it was still flying around above Root Bird and refused to leave. So, Root Bird raised its shotgun in anger and shot down the eagle. So, a white strip of cloth with writing written on it appeared in front of Genniao. When he looked closer, what caught his eye was: Hello, my name is Zi Yan. I fell into a grand canyon full of lilies. Can you come and save me? Genniao hurried home and showed the note to his father, who depended on him for life. His father stopped Genniao and said not to believe it, because it might be a lie. But Genniao insists on believing that this is true. There is a poor girl named Ziyan waiting for someone to save her! So he persistently embarked on the road to find the Grand Canyon full of lilies. On the way, they walked to the town of Qingta. At noon the next day, Genniao met Mr. Banjin, who had spent his whole life searching for his dream. They encouraged each other to walk out of the desolate desert. After climbing over the mounds, they could see a forest, and then they saw a tower standing on a hill surrounded by the forest. The tower is slender and appears blue-black in the sunlight. Through the gaps in the woods, they could see a small village. It was lunch time, and wisps of smoke were rising from the woods. The smoke seemed to be moist. Gennia suddenly felt that the skin on his face was being moistened by the air, and even felt that his heart was becoming moist.

When walking to the town, Banjin said: "We don't need to tell them the reason for our westward journey." At that time, Genniao didn't quite understand the meaning of Banjin's words., Banjin said: "If you let others know, you will get nothing except making them laugh at us."

After a series of crazy searches for grasslands, mountains, canyons, and small towns, after going through sobriety, persistence, trance, and confusion between reality and fantasy, I finally found the canyon indicated on the banner, fulfilling Genniao’s wish.

Ever since I read "Root Bird", I have loved helping others even more, because I have learned Gen Bird's kindness and his spirit of helping others. I hope that my classmates, you will also come and read "Root Bird" together, so that we can make progress and be happy together, that's great!

Chapter 4: Thoughts after reading "Root Bird"

The first time I learned about the book "Root Bird" was from a Chinese language book. I had also read another book by the author Cao Wenxuan, "Thatched Cottage". I thought his writing was very beautiful, so I was looking forward to reading his book soon. During the winter vacation, my mother bought me two books, "Root Bird" and "Goats Don't Eat Paradise Grass". This afternoon, I read "Root Bird" in one go.

The story of "Root Bird" is very attractive. The main content is: There was a fourteen-year-old boy named Genniao in Jupo. One day, he went hunting alone for the first time. He wandered around the woods for a whole day and still found nothing. Exhausted and unwilling to return empty-handed, Genniao found a white eagle, and this eagle seemed to be following him and pulling him. It was getting late, and Genniao, who was almost completely disappointed, suddenly found a hare squatting on a rock. When he was about to shoot, the eagle suddenly swooped down from the sky and scared the hare away. The frustrated Genniao turned his gun and shot the eagle. Unexpectedly, he found a piece of cloth tied to the eagle's leg, which read: My name is Zi Yan. I accidentally fell into the canyon while picking flowers. I can only eat fruits and drink stream water. I really want to go home, come and save me

Genniao and his father searched all over Jupo and nearby villages and towns. Genniao even went to the county town thirty miles away but could not find a girl named Ziyan. But he dreamed of the Grand Canyon and Purple Smoke. He was convinced of this, so he decided to go to the west to search for it, and a thrilling journey began. He once met a camel caravan in the desert, and eventually parted ways due to different destinations; he also met a very friendly Mr. Banjin, and walked with him for a long time before being separated due to a root bird illness; In fact, he was a despicable liar who tricked him into mining in "Ghost Valley" and finally escaped. He was entertained by the Du family in "Mixi" and hoped to become the son of the Du family, but he refused. He was taught by bad guys in "Yingdian" and learned to drink and gamble. But none of this shook his determination, and he finally found the canyon.

After reading this book, I understand: life cannot be smooth sailing, and you will experience joys and sorrows; things cannot be accomplished overnight, and you will encounter difficulties and ups and downs. But as long as you are not afraid of difficulties, move forward courageously, and work tirelessly, you will eventually gain something.

Chapter 5: Thoughts after reading "Root Bird"

For a while, I liked reading books written by Cao Wenxuan, and "Root Bird" was one of them.

The protagonist in the book is a little boy named Genniao, who lives in Jupo. When he was hunting for the first time, he saw a rare white eagle. There was a piece of cloth on the eagle's leg, which was a letter of help written by a girl named Ziyan. So Genniao set out for the Grand Canyon full of white flowers written on this baseless note. On the way, he met Mr. Ban Jin and they didn’t separate until they reached the Qing Pagoda. Later, he met "Long Foot" (the root bird took it randomly).), and was tricked by him into working as a miner in Guigu. He escaped with the help of a one-eyed old man. During the subsequent journey, he also met Qiu Man who was going to Mixi and stayed in Mixi. Although this was the case, Genniao's heart could not calm down for a long time. That canyon and that girl always appeared in his mind. He left Mixi early in the morning when everyone was still sleeping. When he arrived at Yingdian, Genniao encountered a golden branch and fell there. By chance, he met Mr. Banjin again. Mr. Banjin used his last few breaths to cheer up the bird, but he passed away. Finally, he found the Grand Canyon covered with white flowers.

"Root Bird" taught me that no matter what I do, I must have perseverance. No matter what other people said in the meantime or what difficulties there are, I can't give up. Once you give up, all your previous efforts will be wasted, which means you have given in to difficulties. Those successful people will not succeed if they do not have perseverance. This is the case with Helen Keller. She did not give up her life in the absence of light, sound, and speech, but survived strongly. With the help of her mentor Anne Sullivan, she learned to use tenacious perseverance to overcome the mental pain caused by physical defects. She loved life and gained a lot of knowledge from it. She learned to read and speak, and learned to start communicating with people around her. She graduated with honors from Radcliffe College of Harvard University in the United States and became a well-known writer and educator who is knowledgeable in five languages: English, French, German, Latin and Greek.

I said to myself in my heart, I must be like a root bird and never give up. I have also heard this sentence: "A person must have perseverance and perseverance. He must try his best in everything. If he gives up halfway, he will never achieve anything."

Chapter 6: Thoughts after reading "Root Bird" Liu Yuyao

For me, the important reason why things are not done well is that I cannot persevere in doing things and always give up halfway. After reading the book "Root Bird", I suddenly realized: Even if there is only 1% hope, I must persist, and maybe I will achieve 100% success. In "Root Bird", the protagonist Genniao dreamed of a little girl named Ziyan who was trapped in the gorge, so he believed it to be true. Instead, he went through a series of difficult tests on the way to find Ziyan, a little girl who may not exist in real life. Genniao finally failed to find Ziyan, but the more important truth this dream brought to him was the perseverance in life, and the unforgettable truth of not giving up halfway on the way to pursue dreams. "Root Bird" is not actually telling a story, but reconstructing the foundation of life in the narrative of the story, and questioning the meaning of life: What does life depend on for a living? Where to live? The author of this book, Cao Wenxuan, has always had a lingering theme in China at the end of the 20th century when his soul was wandering: eternity. This is also the theme that Cao Wenxuan emphasizes most in writing his book.

"Root Bird" is a novel that is between reality and fantasy, with a touch of fantasy and a very realistic tone. It tells about the wandering experience of a boy from 14 to 17 years old. The white cloth with written words, the grand canyon full of lilies, the flying white eagle, a girl named Ziyan, and the complicated and poetic dream led the fourteen-year-old boy to start a three-year journey of running away and wandering: through the vast and lonely desert, through the lonely and dangerous valley, through the boundless grassland... Finally, his whole body and face were buried in the lily bushes in the dream, and he cried loudly. The author's narrative always floats between reality and fantasy: the picturesque Lily Valley, the magicalThe old monk, the spiritual white horse, the paradise-like green pagoda, and Mixi, all the graspable reality seems to have quietly retreated behind the scenes, and what is left is an unreal feeling as if it is another world. However, in this confusing and alien world, the humiliation of being laughed at, the pain of being tortured, and the hidden themes of spiritual struggle that Genniao suffered were so real.

When reading this book, I seemed to have lost my ability to distinguish, and could only follow Genniao to feel, experience, excitement, and pain. Maybe just enough. Because, as long as you focus on the tenacious, persistent and palpable young man pursuing his dreams, you will definitely be touched and understood.

Chapter 7: Thoughts after reading "Root Bird" Zhu Jiahui

In life, there are many people who risk their lives to pursue a goal; there are also some who give up many of their beautiful things for the sake of hope. Like Genniao, he dreamed of a girl named Ziyan who fell into a canyon full of lilies and waited for someone to come to her. Genniao decided to look for her, but gave up halfway the second time, and never returned the third time. When he arrived at the Grand Canyon full of lilies, he woke up as if from a dream, buried his head in the lilies and cried...

After reading this, I couldn’t help but cry with Genniao in my heart. Because he spent all his strength to get here, but his efforts were in vain. Still, in my eyes, these guys are winners. It doesn't matter if you reach your goals or not, it's how much you put in that matters. If you give up halfway, no matter how high your status is, you are still a failure. Go for it! Work hard for your goals! Go for it! Fight for your ideal! Go for it! Hold on for hope! Go for it! Work hard for your great future! ! ! ! Overcome difficulties, surpass yourself, stick to your faith no matter the wind, rain or thunder and never waver.

If you are a perseverant person, you will not be knocked down by difficulties; if you are a determined person, you will not be infatuated by the temptation in front of you. We are upright people and will never beg for mercy from the enemy; we will never give in to the evil god. We have our own goals, shouldn’t we pursue them?

Pursue is truth, perseverance is will. Although it is a small thing, to do it perfectly requires personal perseverance. Without perseverance, humans will lose 40% of their efforts.

We are brave, we must learn to be perseverant. Only by doing so can we achieve success. No matter how much you gain, in short, you must pay more than you gain and lay a solid foundation for your future career. Only then can you be a victorious general.

For example, for me, my classmates asked me to help get something from the dormitory. I walked halfway, fearing that I would waste my time to play, so I turned around and returned to the classroom, so I broke my promise. Maybe I should think about whether I lack this quality and reflect on it. Shouldn’t we be persistent as human beings? I really admire Genniao and his spirit of never giving up.

You must know that pursuit is not a dream...

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