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《伊索寓言》读后感英文500字

《伊索寓言》读后感英文500字Reading "Aesop’s Fables" was an enlightening experience for me. It taught me the importance of wisdom, kindness and compassion in life. The stories were interesting and well written, with excellent use of language to effectively convey the moral of each story. I found myself reflecting on each story and identifying with the characters. Through these stories, I learned lessons I can apply in my own life.For example, one of my favorite fables was “The Lion and the Mouse”. This story show s us that even the smallest of creatures can make an impact on our lives. It reminded me never to take things for granted, no matter how small they may seem. Another one that stood out to me was “The Fox and the Grapes”. This teaches us that it is easy to make excuses for our shortcomings and failures, instead of working hard to overcome them.Overall, “Aesop’s Fables” provides a valuable insight into what is truly important in life. It has helped me realize that we should not take things for granted and have faith in ourselves. It has also made me more aware of how my actions may affect others, no matter how insignificant they may appear. Reading this book has been an extremely rewarding experience, and I am sure that it will remain with me for years to come.。

伊索寓言读后感英语(4篇(

伊索寓言读后感英语（4篇（。

伊索寓言读后感英语1埃斯波西托寓言，来自民间，因此社会下层人民的生活和思想感情得到了更加突出的反映。

比如揭露富人的贪婪和自私；恶人残忍本性的祸害；对劳动创造财富的肯定；对社会不平等的批判；讽刺懦弱懒惰；对勇敢斗争的赞美。

有很多寓言教人如何生活，如何做人，如何分辨是非，如何变得聪明和聪明。

埃斯波西托寓言是对古希腊人生活和斗争的概述、提炼和总结，是古希腊人留给后人的精神遗产。

Aesops寓言，文字简洁，故事生动，想象力丰富，富有哲理，思想性和艺术性相结合。

其中，农夫与蛇、狐狸与葡萄、狼与小羊、乌龟与兔子赛跑、牧童与狼、农夫与他的孩子成了世界上家喻户晓的名字。

这本书拥有世界上最多的读者，它对西方伦理、政治思想产生了最大的影响。

东西方民间文学的精华，劳动人民智慧的结晶。

世界上最古老的寓言之一，影响人类文化的1_本书之一。

伊索寓言读后感英语2埃索普斯寓言集，世界上最古老的寓言集，是简短的，非正式的，简单的故事，往往闪耀着智慧的光芒，迸发出智慧的火花，第一号具有深远的意义。

它不仅是给孩子灌输善恶美丑观念的启蒙课本，也是人生的教科书，对后世影响很大。

在欧洲文学史上，奠定了寓言创作的基础。

在世界各国的文学作品乃至政治作品中，经常引用埃斯库普寓言，或者作为推理论证时的隐喻，或者作为批评讽刺的武器。

这本书的精髓，仍然具有积极的现实意义。

在欧洲寓言发展史上，古希腊寓言占有重要地位。

它开创了欧洲寓言的发展，影响了欧洲寓言发展的整个过程。

寓言是一种民间口头创作，主要反映人们的生活智慧，包括社会活动、生产劳动和日常生活。

七言寓言是根据从古代流传下来的各种手稿编纂的，包括3_多个寓言，其中一些很受欢迎Aesops .寓言中的动物除了一些动物，一般没有固定的性格特征，比如狐狸、狼等.有时被赋予否定的性格，有时被肯定，通过动物的拟人化来表达作者的思想。

这些动物故事无疑是虚构的，但却是自然而现实的。

这和后世寓言形成的性格基本刻板印象是不一样的。

《伊索寓言》英文读后感

【导语】《伊索寓⾔》是古希腊⽂学中的⼀块瑰宝，数千年以来以其独特的智慧和艺术魅⼒令⼈爱不释⼿，历传不衰。

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1.《伊索寓⾔》英⽂读后感 I think where a good book is. For our middle school students, can it give us wisdom and Enlightenment. Therefore, my favorite book is Aesop's fables, which was written by Aesop, who was knowledgeable in ancient Greece, and condensed his wisdom and hard work. Now I really want to say that this book is my good friend, because it has helped me and let me know a lot of truth. In this book, I like the story of bat, thorn bird and diving bird best. The story is that the three of them had a lucky haircut and made a lot of money, and then invested in the sea transportation business. As a result, they encountered storms and capsized on the way. Three people suffered heavy losses. After a long time, others asked them to do the same business, but they said nothing and saved their life. After reading this story, I feel that they are very smart, because they suffered a big loss in this matter, they remember this painful lesson, and always remember it, which has become a reference for them not to make the same mistake again. I can't help thinking that I am the same, but I don't have a long memory. After a fall in a certain place, one after another fell in the same place and suffered a lot of dumb losses. Now I have learned that I should remember the lesson and understand how I can never make the same mistake again. I learned this. I feel smart and never make mistakes again. I have maintained such a vigilant heart both in my study and in my life. Aesop's fables are really interesting. The more you read them later, the more exciting they feel. A story called sick deer deeply taught me. It's about a sick road. Because some fair weather friends came to his house, they finally ate up all the food in his house. Later, the deer starved to death because there was nothing to eat. I was shocked when I read this story, because I have many friends, but many of them are empty bags and don't do their jobs. My mother often told me to break away from them, but I didn't listen. Now this story makes me very worried about myself. Will I have this ending one day. For my own tomorrow, I decided not to associate with those people. I made some good friends with good character. As a result, my grades have become better and my moral character has been upright. This makes me happy and makes me realize that making friends means making some capable people who are harmless to themselves and have good conduct. It's good for me to make friends with less useless people. After reading Aesop's fables, I think every story is meaningful. The stories of dolphins and monkeys are especially suitable for our life. He told a monkey that he cheated the dolphin who saved him because he fell into the water and said he was a noble friend. But the dolphin knew he was lying and drowned the liar. I think this story reminds some dishonest people in our life. Told us that people should be honest and not deliberately deceive others, otherwise they will cause trouble. Because what people need is sincerity, not dangerous deception. With an honest bridge, people's relations will be closer, so as to make our harmonious society more harmonious. After reading this story, I knew that I should never lie to my parents and all my friends. As a result, they all thought I was a good child and praised me when they saw me. This makes me deeply realize that if I want to leave a good image in the eyes of others, I don't rely on flattery, but I should have a shining heart to others, full of sincerity between heart and heart.2.《伊索寓⾔》英⽂读后感 This book is my favorite for three reasons: first, I like the author's self-improvement spirit very much; Second, small stories and great principles are short and thought-provoking; Third, I learned a lot of knowledge from it. Aesop's fables is named after the author. The whole book consists of 310 short stories. Each short article has one knowledge, and each knowledge condenses into an ocean, with sarcasm, kind advice and more hardship. The author of this book is Aesop, a child who grew up in suffering. In his childhood, he was a mute, but his mother loved him very much and often told him stories; After his mother's death, Aesop followed the old man who had taken care of him, left home to roam around, and learned many stories about birds, insects and animals. They lived happily together for many years. One day Aesop dreamed that the God of luck smiled kindly at him, put his fingers into his mouth and relaxed his tongue. When he woke up, he was surprised to find that he could speak. Therefore, Aesop's Fables was born. In the story of goat and donkey, I learned that harming others will eventually harm myself. The result of calculating others can only be to lift a stone and hit yourself in the foot; In the story of Fox and leopard, I know that wisdom is better than beautiful appearance, and so on. Looking at it, I seem to have become a little writer. No, I also compiled a fable "vanity of pencil": that day, the pencil put on the pen cap and began to be complacent. The master came and pulled out the pen cap. The pencil fell heavily to the ground from a height of 100000 meters and suddenly lost self-confidence. This story tells us that it is terrible to have no self-worth.3.《伊索寓⾔》英⽂读后感 During the summer vacation, I read a lot of books. What impressed me was Aesop's fables《 Aesop's fables is known as the ancestor of fables, and its emergence has laid the cornerstone of fables as a literary theme. I think Aesop's fables is the crystallization of people's life experience and experience. It is not only profound, but also very charming and approachable. Although it is short and simple in structure, it is vivid and contains profound meaning《Aesop's fables are mostly animal fables. It uses anthropomorphic techniques to make them think, move and talk like people, so as to form a living world. There are many stories in Aesop's fables, among which my favorite is wolf and shepherd. It says that once upon a time, a wolf coveted the sheep at the foot of the mountain. In order to eat the sheep, the wolf came up with a wonderful way. The wolf follows the sheep honestly every day and is the guardian of the sheep. At first, the shepherd was always on guard against Wolves and always on guard against Wolves. However, after a long time, the shepherd found that the wolf not only didn't want to eat the sheep, but also often came forward to help him protect the sheep. Gradually, the shepherd stopped guarding against the wolf and thought it was a very honest, loyal and trustworthy "shepherd dog". In this way, the wolf gained the shepherd's trust and became his friend. Until once, the shepherd needed to go out because of an emergency. In a hurry, he handed over the sheep to the wolf for protection, and the wolf readily agreed. After the shepherd left, the wolf killed all the sheep and dragged them into the cave to enjoy them slowly. When the shepherd came back, he found that a sheep was missing and surrounded by blood. He knew that he had been deceived. After reading this story, I learned that it is difficult for a fierce and dangerous man to get rid of his bad nature. We must not be blinded by his occasional kindness and docility, because there are often hidden mysteries.。

《伊索寓言》英文读后感

《伊索寓言》英文读后感After reading Aesop's Fables, I was struck by the timeless wisdom and insight contained in these short tales. Though the stories were written over 2,500 years ago, their lessons on morality and ethics are still relevant today. Through his use of animal characters and simple yet powerful storytelling, Aesop challenges readers to consider the virtues of honesty, courage, kindness, and humility.One of the most famous fables, "The Tortoise and the Hare," teaches us that hard work and perseverance are more important than natural talent. It is a story that continues to be relevant today, where the "get rich quick" mentality is pervasive in society. Even in our personal lives, it is easy to become discouraged by the accomplishments of others and believe that success can only come through talent or luck. However, the tortoise's slow and steady approach is a reminder that with patience and hard work, one can achieve great things.Another fable, "The Ant and the Grasshopper," highlights the importance of preparation for the future. The ant's diligence in storing food during the summer months is contrasted with the grasshopper's carefree attitude. As winter arrives, the grasshopper finds himself without food, while the ant is able to survive comfortably. This fable serves as a reminder that we must take responsibility for our own preparedness and that one cannot rely solely on the present moment.While many of the fables have obvious moral lessons, there are others that challenge readers to think more critically about the world around them. "The Fox and the Grapes" is a prime exampleof this. In the story, a fox sees a cluster of grapes hanging from a vine and attempts to reach them but ultimately fails. Rather than admit defeat, the fox convinces himself that the grapes are sour and not worth his efforts. This fable is an excellent commentary on human nature and our tendency to reject things that we are unable to obtain.Overall, Aesop's Fables is a must-read for anyone looking to gain insight into the complexities of human nature. The stories are accessible to readers of all ages and provide valuable lessons on morality and ethics. Through his use of animal characters and simple but powerful storytelling, Aesop challenges readers to consider the virtues of honesty, courage, kindness, and humility. These themes remain relevant today and are essential for leading a fulfilling and successful life.。

《伊索寓言》英文读后感

《伊索寓言》英文读后感I recently read a collection of Aesop's Fables, and I must say that I was thoroughly impressed. These fables, often taught to us in childhood, are moral stories that contain lessons that are powerful and resonant to this day. Even as an adult, I find myself learning from and appreciating these ancient tales.One of my favorite fables is "The Ant and the Grasshopper." In this story, a hardworking ant spends the summer months gathering food and preparing for the winter. The grasshopper, on the other hand, spends his days singing and frolicking, not thinking about the future. When winter arrives, the ant is prepared and well fed, while the grasshopper is cold and hungry. The lesson is clear - hard work and preparation pay off in the long run.Another fable that struck a chord with me was "The Lion and the Mouse." In this story, a lion catches a mouse in a moment of weakness. The mouse pleads with the lion to let him go, promising to one day repay the favor. The lion, amused by the mouse's bravado, sets him free. Later on, the lion falls into a trap and is unable to free himself. The mouse, remembering his promise, gnaws through the ropes and sets the lion free. This fable teaches us that even the smallest beings can have a big impact and that kindness can go a long way.Overall, I found Aesop's Fables to be entertaining and enlightening. These stories have stood the test of time and continue to be relevant today. The morals within these fables are timeless, and it's easy to see why they have been passed down through the ages. I highly recommend anyone looking for a good moral story to readthese fables, whether for the first time or as a nostalgic revisit to their childhood.。

伊索寓言读后感英语

伊索寓言读后感英语伊索寓言读后感英语《伊索寓言》是一部世界上最早的寓言故事集。

下面伊索寓言读后感英语，欢迎参考!If the world is a Marine, then I this is a small fish in the ocean, despite the sea in my book free to travel. One day, I found a bright Linlang Shanzhao as shiny pearl, this pearl is "Aesop's Fables.""Daliang" End The "pearl", also found that these "pearls of a major feature - on the one moving story, the story of Huanbaohanzhe all kinds of profound truth. I found a "The monkeys lying", the story is this: a love of monkeys lying to Athens on board, the boat was on the storm's attack, turned the boat. Dolphins are very much like a human conversation, access to knowledge. Dolphins to Monkeys as human care on the surface of the water, and chat with monkeys, monkeys and in conversations with the lying, exposed the dolphins were indignant after the dolphins, monkeys put up sea, drowned. This is fable to tell us that life, must not lie , Lying and who will therefore be retribution! Therefore, we have to do an honest person, so that we can into it, the lives of the masses, so that would not be despised by the people of the world! As the saying goes well: "Honesty is the golden key to the door of knowledge. "So, honestly treat people, equivalent to respect other people!"Aesop's Fables" is a world known as "the King" of a novel, moving it to one interesting story, describing the text included in a number of knowledge and truth, I see a return to taste, Aha ! Not blowing, this book and China's four famous are evenly matched, can really Niua! I still remember the author of the book"Aesop" said such a sentence: "the United States over the wisdom of the body of the United States." Yes Ah, some people devoted to the appearance of the axis origin, the United States is now the one, the ugly one is negative, they absolutely do not know is that the U.S. is the real heart of the United States. I think that, like "Aesop's Fables" symbolic of this knowledge, better than the aesthetic, you say which ?Now, I have long to The "pearl" Treasures in mind, the impression that it is always reverberated in my mind!I love you - "Aesop's Fables"!译文：若书的世界是一片海洋，那我便是这片海洋中的一条小鱼，任凭我在书海中自由自在地遨游。

读伊索寓言有感英文版2篇

读伊索寓言有感英文版2篇《伊索寓言》相传为公元前六世纪，被释放的古希腊奴隶伊索所著，搜集有古希腊民间故事，并加入印度、阿拉伯及基督教故事，共三百五十七篇。

大部分把人比喻为动物来讽刺。

下面是YJBYS小编为大家整理的读伊索寓言有感英文版，欢迎参考!伊索寓言读后感英语篇一If the world is a Marine, then I this is a small fish in the ocean, despite the sea in my book free to travel. One day, I found a bright Linlang Shanzhao as shiny pearl, this pearl is "Aesop's Fables.""Daliang" End The "pearl", also found that these "pearls of a major feature - on the one moving story, the story of Huanbaohanzhe all kinds of profound truth. I found a "The monkeys lying", the story is this: a love of monkeys lying to Athens on board, the boat was on the storm's attack, turned the boat. Dolphins are very much like a human conversation, access to knowledge. Dolphins to Monkeys as human care on the surface of the water, and chat with monkeys, monkeys and in conversations with the lying, exposed the dolphins were indignant after the dolphins, monkeys put up sea, drowned. This is fable to tell us that life, must not lie , Lying and who will therefore be retribution! Therefore, we have to do an honest person, so that we can into it, the lives of the masses, so that would not be despised by the people of the world! As the saying goes well: "Honesty is the golden key to the door of knowledge. "So, honestly treat people, equivalent to respect other people!"Aesop's Fables" is a world known as "the King" of a novel, moving it to one interesting story, describing the text included in a number of knowledge and truth, I see a return to taste, Aha !Not blowing, this book and China's four famous are evenly matched, can really Niua! I still remember the author of the book "Aesop" said such a sentence: "the United States over the wisdom of the body of the United States." Yes Ah, some people devoted to the appearance of the axis origin, the United States is now the one, the ugly one is negative, they absolutely do not know is that the U.S. is the real heart of the United States. I think that, like "Aesop's Fables" symbolic of this knowledge, better than the aesthetic, you say which ?Now, I have long to The "pearl" Treasures in mind, the impression that it is always reverberated in my mind!I love you - "Aesop's Fables"!译文：若书的世界是一片海洋，那我便是这片海洋中的一条小鱼，任凭我在书海中自由自在地遨游。

一篇伊索寓言读后感的英语作文80词

一篇伊索寓言读后感的英语作文80词English: After reading Aesop's fable, I was deeply impressed by the profound meaning behind the simple story. The fable taught me the importance of wisdom and strategy. The slow but steady tortoise eventually won the race against the fast but arrogant hare. This story reminded me that sometimes patience and determination are more important than sheer talent or speed. It also reminded me to never underestimate others and always be cautious of my own actions. Overall, I found the fable to be a valuable lesson in humility and resilience.
中文翻译: 阅读了伊索寓言后，我对简单故事背后深刻的寓意深感印象深刻。

这则寓言教会了我智慧和策略的重要性。

缓慢但坚定的乌龟最终赢得了与快速但傲慢的野兔的比赛。

这个故事提醒我，有时耐心和决心比纯粹的才华或速度更重要。

这也提醒我永远不要低估他人，并始终谨慎自己的行为。

总的来说，我觉得这个寓言是一堂关于谦逊和韧性的宝贵课程。

伊索寓言英语读后感【四篇】

【导语】读完某⼀作品后，相信你⼀定有很多值得分享的'收获，是时候抽出时间写写读后感了。

那么我们如何去写读后感呢？以下是为⼤家精⼼整理的伊索寓⾔英语读后感【四篇】，欢迎⼤家阅读。

【篇⼀】伊索寓⾔英语读后感 Aesops fable, from the folk, so the lower level of society peoples life and thoughts and feelings have been more prominent reflection. Such as the disclosure of greed and selfishness of the rich; The scourge of the cruel nature of the wicked; The affirmation of labor to create wealth; Criticism of social inequality; Satire on cowardice and laziness; Praise for the brave struggle. There are many fables that teach people how to live, how to behave, how to distinguish right from wrong, how to become smart and intelligent. Aesops fable is an overview, extraction and summary of the ancient Greek life and struggle, is a spiritual heritage left by the ancient Greeks to future generations. Aesops fable, concise text, vivid story, rich imagination, full of philosophy, ideological and artistic integration. Among them, the farmer and snake, fox and grape, wolf and lamb, tortoise and rabbit race, shepherd boy and wolf, farmer and his children have become a household name in the world. This book has the most readers in the world, it has the greatest impact on western ethics, political thought. The essence of eastern and western folk literature, the crystallization of the wisdom of the working people. One of the worlds oldest fables, one of 100 books that influence human culture.【篇⼆】伊索寓⾔英语读后感 Aesops fables, the worlds oldest collection of fables, is short, informal, simple story often shines with the light of wisdom, burst into the spark of wit, No. 1 with profound meaning. It is not only to instill the concept of good and evil beauty and ugliness of enlightenment textbooks for children, but also a textbook of life, has a great impact on future generations. In the history of European literature, it laid the foundation for fable creation. In literary works and even political works of various countries in the world, Aesops fable is often quoted, or as a metaphor when reasoning argument, or as a weapon of criticism and satire. The essence of the book, still has a positive practical significance. In the history of European fable development, ancient Greek fable occupies an important position. It pioneered the development of European allegory and influenced the whole process of the development of European allegory. allegory is a kind of folk oral creation, which mainly reflects peoples life wisdom, including social activities, productive labor and daily life. Aesops fables are compiled according to various manus cripts handed down from ancient times, including more than 300 fables, some of which are popular. " Aesops fables" animals in addition to some animals, generally there is no fixed character characteristics, such as fox, wolf, etc., sometimes be endowed with negative character, sometimes be affirmed, by personification of animals to express the authors ideas. These animal stories are undoubtedly fictional, yet natural and realistic. This is not the same as the basic stereotype of character formed by the fable of future generations.【篇三】伊索寓⾔英语读后感 Aesops fables had a great influence on the development of European fables. In the first century ad, the ancient Roman fable writer ferdruse inherited Aesops fable tradition directly, borrowed many stories from Aesops fable, and called his fable " Aesops fable". The Greek fable writer ba Briouse in the 2nd century a.d. adopted Aesops fable more. This tradition was inherited by the late ancient Greek and Roman allegories. After the renaissance, Aesops fables copy of the reorganization and publishing greatly promoted the development of European fables, has appeared a lot of good fable writers, such as French seal Dan, german Lessing, Russian krylov, etc. Aesops fables were introduced into China in Ming dynasty with the gradual spread of western learning to the east. The first western missionary Matteo Ricci to China during his life in China from the distorted ten articles, which introduced Aesop, Aesops fables have been cited. After him missionary ponti I also in the " seven grams" introduced, quoted Aesops fable. The first translation of Aesops fable in China was kuangyi published in Xi an in 1625. After the Qing dynasty, there were many translations of Aesops fables. The above situation shows that Aesops fable has been circulating for a long time in our country, it is still popular, fondle admiringly. Its a book worth reading.【篇四】伊索寓⾔英语读后感 Aesops fables are mostly animal stories, with animals as metaphor, teach people life and life. Aesops fable form is short and concise, metaphor is appropriate, vivid, has a great influence on future generations. Aesops fables collected a total of three or four hundred stories, and lyric poetry mainly reflects the noble slave owners of different thoughts and feelings, these stories are mainly bullied the lower civilians and slaves struggle experience and lessons of life summary. Allegory describes the relationship between animals to show the social relations at that time, mainly the unequal relationship between the oppressor and the oppressed. The allegorical writer condemned the oppression of the people in society at that time and called on the bullied people to unite to fight against the wicked. For example, the story of "the farmer and the snake" advises people not to be kind to the enemy; The dog and rooster and fox tells people to be good at using wisdom, to overcome the enemy; In the stories of the lion and the deer, the bird catcher and the crested sparrow, and the two pots, the author reveals that when the regime is in the hands of greedy and brutal rulers, it is impossible for the poor to live in peace.。

《伊索寓言》读后感英文500字

《伊索寓言》读后感英文500字After reading Aesop's Fables, I am left with a feeling of admiration for the wisdom of this ancient Greek storyteller. These stories are relevant to the human experience, no matter the time or the place. They are full of wit and wisdom, combining moral lessons with animal symbols that can be interpreted in multiple ways. For example, the fable of “The Fox and the Grapes” illustrates how humans can deceive themselves and make up excuses, while “The Tortoise and the Hare” deals with ambition, perseverance, an d the value of slow and steady progress.The stories in Aesop’s Fables can also be seen as an exploration of human nature, with characters having traits reflected in both animals and humans. The stories tell of selfishness, cleverness, foolishness, kindness, courage, loyalty and many other aspects of our morality. Through these tales, Aesop encourages us to think deeply about inherited traits, fate, the effects of our environment and how we can change our lives. His stories are thought provoking and entertaining at the same time, making them enjoyable for both adults and children alike.I believe that Aesop’s Fables are timeless classics that will forever remain popular among all ages. This collection has taught me that wisdom comes in all shapes and sizes, and that there is a lesson to be learnt from every experience we encounter. Even after thousands of years, these stories still remain relevant and I am sure they will continue to inspire future generations.。

五下二单元英语作文读后感伊索寓言

五下二单元英语作文读后感伊索寓言全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Reflections on Aesop's FablesAesop's Fables have been a delightful part of our English lessons this unit. These short tales, while simple in their storytelling, carry profound morals and life lessons that have stuck with me. As a young student, I find these fables not only entertaining but also incredibly insightful andthought-provoking.One of the fables that left a lasting impression on me was "The Ant and the Grasshopper." It tells the story of ahard-working ant who spent the summer diligently gathering food for the winter, while the grasshopper lazed around and played music, mocking the ant's industrious efforts. When winter arrived, the grasshopper found itself without any food or shelter, and had to beg the ant for help. The ant, however, refused, reminding the grasshopper of its idleness during the summer months.This fable taught me the importance of hard work, perseverance, and preparation. It highlighted the consequences of procrastination and laziness, and how one's actions (or lack thereof) can have far-reaching consequences. As a student, I realized the significance of staying focused, managing my time wisely, and not leaving everything until the last minute. This fable inspired me to be more like the ant – diligent, disciplined, and forward-thinking.Another fable that resonated with me was "The Fox and the Grapes." In this tale, a hungry fox tries to reach somehigh-hanging grapes but fails despite its best efforts. Instead of admitting defeat, the fox convinces itself that the grapes were sour anyway, and not worth the trouble. This fable teaches a valuable lesson about the human tendency to rationalize our failures and justify our shortcomings, rather than acknowledging and learning from them.As a student, I often face challenges and obstacles, whether it's a difficult assignment, a subject I struggle with, or a skill I'm trying to master. This fable reminded me of the importance of humility and self-awareness. It encouraged me to confront my weaknesses head-on, rather than making excuses or downplaying the value of what I couldn't achieve. By embracinga growth mindset and learning from my failures, I can continuously improve and overcome obstacles.Another fable that struck a chord with me was "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." In this tale, a young shepherd boy repeatedly tricks the villagers into thinking a wolf is attacking his flock, solely for his own amusement. However, when a real wolf does appear, no one believes his cries for help, and the wolf ends up devouring his sheep. This fable highlights the consequences of dishonesty and the erosion of trust that comes with repeatedly deceiving others.As a student, I recognized the significance of honesty and trustworthiness, both in my academic and personal life. Cheating, plagiarism, and dishonesty not only undermine my own learning and growth but also damage my credibility and relationships with teachers and peers. This fable reminded me that trust is a precious commodity that must be earned and maintained through consistent integrity and truthfulness.While these fables are simple in their narrative structure, they carry profound wisdom and universal truths that transcend time and culture. They remind us of the importance of virtues like hard work, humility, honesty, and integrity – qualities that are essential not only for academic success but also fornavigating life's challenges and building meaningful relationships.Furthermore, these fables encourage critical thinking and analysis. They inspire us to look beyond the surface and uncover the deeper meanings and morals embedded within the stories. As a student, this exercise in interpretation and reflection has been invaluable, helping me to develop my analytical and reasoning skills.In conclusion, studying Aesop's Fables has been a delightful and enriching experience. These timeless tales have not only entertained me but have also imparted valuable life lessons that will stay with me long after I've completed this unit. They have reminded me of the importance of virtues like hard work, humility, honesty, and integrity, and have encouraged me to reflect on my own choices and actions. As I continue my academic journey, I will carry these morals with me, using them as a guiding light to navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.篇2A Student's Reaction to Aesop's FablesWhen our teacher announced we would be reading some ancient Greek fables called Aesop's Fables in our English class, I wasn't really excited at first. I figured they would be kind of boring old stories with simple moral lessons for little kids. But as we started reading them in class, I quickly realized that these tales, despite being extremely old, actually have a lot of interesting wisdom and lessons that are still very relevant today.The first fable we read was The Ant and the Grasshopper. In this story, there's a grasshopper who spends all summer singing and playing instead of working to gather food for the winter. Meanwhile, the ant works hard all summer long to stockpile provisions. When winter comes, the grasshopper is starving but the ant has plenty to eat because of its hard work preparing. The moral is about being industrious and planning ahead instead of just having fun without a care in the world. I have to admit, as much as I love having fun with my friends, this tale reminded me of the importance of also working hard on my studies and chores so I'm prepared for tests and don't fall behind. It's a good lesson about finding a balance between work and play.Another fable that really stuck with me was The Boy Who Cried Wolf. This is the one about a young shepherd boy who thinks it's hilarious to trick the nearby villagers by falselyshouting "Wolf! Wolf!" a few times, making them come running to help him when there's no real danger. But then one day, a wolf actually does come, and when the boy cries for help, the villagers don't believe his cries because he has lied too many times before. The wolf then gets to eat some of the boy's sheep. The moral here is that lying, even for a silly prank, destroys your credibility, and people won't believe you even when you're telling the truth. As kids, it can be tempting sometimes to bend the truth or fib to get out of trouble or just joking around, but this story shows how that can really backfire. If you lie, even just a little white lie, it chips away at your trustworthiness. This fable made me think harder about being honest, not just because it's the right thing to do, but because having integrity makes people value your word.The fable of The Fox and the Stork was also pretty interesting and had an unexpected twist at the end. In this story, the stork is invited to dinner at the fox's home. But the fox, being spiteful, serves the meal on a flat plate since the stork can really only eat out of tall containers that it can dip its beak into. So the stork can't eat any of the food. Later, the stork returns the favor by inviting the fox over and serving the meal in a tall vase with a narrow neck, which the fox can't reach into with its mouth. The moral seems to be about not taking petty revenge andescalating conflicts, but rather treating others with respect and courtesy, which the fox failed to do initially. It reminds me that if someone is unkind to me, I shouldn't just retaliate and be mean back, because that solves nothing and only breeds more nastiness. The bigger person is the one who can resist paying back rudeness with more rudeness.Probably my favorite of the fables we've read so far is The Lion and the Mouse. In this story, a lion is sleeping in the forest when a pesky little mouse starts running up and down on him. The lion wakes up and is about to swat and eat the mouse, but the mouse begs him to spare its life, saying he may be able to return the favor one day. The lion laughs at the idea that a tiny mouse could ever help him, but he's feeling merciful so he lets the mouse go. Later, the lion gets trapped in a hunter's net, and as he's struggling helplessly, the mouse happens to scamper by. Recognizing the lion, the mouse begins gnawing and chewing at the ropes until he nibbles through enough for the lion to break free. The moral is that no act of kindness is ever wasted, and you shouldn't look down on someone just because they seem insignificant. This story really resonated with me because it shows that even if you're small or don't seem powerful, you can still make a big difference by being helpful and kind to others. Every person has value and the ability to do good in this world ifthey seize little opportunities. I want to be more like that determined mouse and repay kindness however I can.As I think about all these different fables and the variety of life lessons they teach, I'm really impressed by how these extremely old, simple stories from ancient Greece still manage to feelso wise and insightful today. They make you think critically about important values like hard work, honesty, treating others well, being humble, and doing good in this world no matter how small you may seem. Even though they're works of fiction with talking animals as the characters, the morals they convey are deeply meaningful and do a great job of encouraging kids like me to develop positive character traits.I have to give credit to our English teacher for having us study these fables and really taking the time to discuss and analyze the different messages and meanings behind each one. At first, I figured they would just be throwaway folktales, but spending a few weeks closely reading and dissecting these Brief tales has been a great way to learn about ethical principles and life lessons in a fun, engaging way. Even though the actual stories are quite short, the discussions we've had in class have gotten me thinking a lot more deeply about values, morals, and human behavior. I feel like I've gained some genuine wisdomfrom reading these classic Aesop's Fables that I can try to apply to how I live my own life and treat other people as I continue growing up. While they may be very old stories, their lessons about virtues like hard work, honesty, kindness, and humility are still just as important and relevant today as they were thousands of years ago. I have a new appreciation for these timeless tales and the profound yet simple truths they contain.篇3Aesop's Fables: Lessons for LifeAs a student, I've always found the stories of Aesop's fables fascinating. These ancient tales, attributed to the Greek storyteller Aesop, have been passed down for centuries, captivating readers of all ages with their simple yet profound messages. In our recent English class, we explored some of these timeless fables, and I couldn't help but be inspired by their enduring wisdom.One of the fables that resonated with me the most was "The Ant and the Grasshopper." This tale tells the story of a hardworking ant who diligently gathers food throughout the summer, preparing for the harsh winter ahead. Meanwhile, a carefree grasshopper spends his time singing and playing,neglecting to store any provisions. When winter arrives, the grasshopper finds himself starving and begs the ant for food. The ant, having worked tirelessly, refuses to share herhard-earned stockpile with the lazy grasshopper.As a young student, I can relate to the lesson behind this fable. It serves as a gentle reminder of the importance of hard work, discipline, and foresight. In our academic lives, we can't afford to be like the grasshopper, procrastinating and neglecting our responsibilities. Instead, we must emulate the ant's diligence and prepare ourselves for the challenges that lie ahead, be it exams, projects, or future endeavors.Another fable that left a lasting impression on me was "The Tortoise and the Hare." This story follows a race between a confident, speedy hare and a slow but steady tortoise. The overconfident hare, convinced of his superior speed, takes frequent breaks and even falls asleep during the race. Meanwhile, the determined tortoise perseveres, steadily making progress without pause. In the end, the tortoise's unwavering perseverance leads him to victory, overtaking the complacent hare.This fable teaches us the value of humility, determination, and perseverance. In our pursuit of knowledge and personalgrowth, we may encounter obstacles or setbacks that seem insurmountable. However, like the tortoise, if we remain focused, persistent, and never give up, we can overcome even the most daunting challenges. Success is not solely determined by natural abilities or talents but by the resilience and grit we cultivate along the way.Another fable that struck a chord with me was "The Fox and the Grapes." In this tale, a hungry fox spots a luscious bunch of grapes hanging high on a vine. Despite his best efforts, he cannot reach the grapes, and eventually, he gives up, convincing himself that the grapes were sour and not worth the effort. This fable warns against the pitfalls of rationalization and sour grapes syndrome, where we devalue or disparage something simply because it is unattainable or beyond our reach.As students, we may encounter subjects or concepts that seem out of our grasp at first. However, instead of dismissing them as unimportant or unworthy of our efforts, we should embrace the challenge and strive to broaden our understanding. By avoiding the trap of rationalization, we can grow and expand our knowledge, developing a more well-rounded andopen-minded perspective.One of the most poignant fables we explored was "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." This cautionary tale follows a young shepherd boy who repeatedly tricks the villagers by falsely claiming a wolf is attacking his flock. When a real wolf eventually appears, the villagers, having been deceived too many times, ignore the boy's cries for help, and the wolf devours his sheep.This fable underscores the importance of honesty and integrity. As students, we must understand that our words and actions carry weight, and breaching trust can have severe consequences. Whether it's in our academic work, interactions with teachers and peers, or personal relationships, upholding honesty and credibility is paramount. By cultivating a reputation for truthfulness and reliability, we not only foster trust but also create an environment conducive to learning and personal growth.As I reflect on these timeless tales, I am struck by their enduring relevance and the profound lessons they impart. Aesop's fables may be simple in their storytelling, but they contain profound truths that transcend time and cultures. They remind us of the virtues that truly matter – hard work, perseverance, humility, honesty, and integrity.In our fast-paced, modern world, where distractions and temptations abound, these fables serve as gentle reminders to stay grounded, focused, and true to our values. They encourage us to cultivate resilience, embrace challenges, and strive for excellence while maintaining a sense of humility and perspective.As I continue my academic journey, I will carry the lessons of these fables with me, serving as guideposts for navigating the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. By embodying the virtues they teach, I hope to not only excel in my studies but also develop into a well-rounded individual, equipped with the wisdom and integrity to make a positive impact on the world around me.Aesop's fables are more than just children's stories; they are timeless treasures that impart invaluable life lessons. Through their simple yet profound narratives, they have the power to shape our character, instill virtues, and inspire us to become the best versions of ourselves. As a student, I am grateful for the opportunity to explore these ancient tales and to carry their wisdom forward, shaping not only my academic pursuits but also my personal growth and development.。

伊索寓言观后感英语版20字

伊索寓言观后感英语版20字Aesop's fables are timeless tales that have been passed down through generations, teaching valuable life lessons in the form of animal characters and moral dilemmas. 伊索寓言是流传千年的故事，通过动物角色和道德困境传授宝贵的生活教训。

As I reflect on the fables I have read, I am struck by the simplicity of the stories yet the profound wisdom they convey. 阅读这些寓言，我深感故事的简单之处却传达着深刻的智慧。

One of the fables that resonated with me is "The Tortoise and the Hare," where the slow and steady tortoise wins the race against the arrogant and boastful hare. 《乌龟和兔子》这个寓言深深地触动了我，它讲述了缓慢稳健的乌龟战胜了傲慢自负的兔子。

This story teaches us the importance of perseverance, humility, and not underestimating others based on appearances. 这个故事告诉我们坚持不懈、谦卑以及不要根据外表来低估他人的重要性。

It serves as a reminder that even the weakest and smallest among us can achieve great things through determination and hard work. 这个寓言提醒我们，即使是我们中最弱小的个体也可以通过决心和努力实现伟大的事业。

伊索寓言读后感英语版

伊索寓言读后感英语版Aesop's Fables, an ancient collection of stories imbued with profound wisdom and moral lessons, has left a lasting impression on me. These timeless tales, each carrying a unique message, offer valuable insights into human nature and the complexities of life.One of the most striking aspects of these fables is their ability to convey profound truths through simple, yet engaging, narratives. Whether it's the fox and the grapes, the tortoise and the hare, or the lion and the mouse, each story teaches us something about ourselves and the world we live in. They remind us of the importance of patience, humility, and the value of friendship, among other virtues.Moreover, the fables serve as a mirror, reflecting our own behaviors and attitudes. They show us how our actions can have unintended consequences and how our decisions can affect others. By doing so, they encourage us to reflect on our own behavior and strive to be better individuals.What's more, the lessons learned from these fables are not just applicable to ancient times but are relevant even today. In a world that is constantly changing and evolving, it'seasy to lose sight of what's truly important. However, the wisdom contained in Aesop's Fables helps us to stay grounded and remember the values that truly matter.In conclusion, reading Aesop's Fables has been a enriching experience for me. It has not only provided me with entertainment but has also taught me valuable life lessons. I believe that these fables will continue to inspire and guide future generations, just as they have done for centuries.。

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伊索寓言英语读后感七年级A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to read a fascinating book called Aesop's Fables. These collection of short stories have been passed down through generations and offer valuable life lessons. As a seventh-grade student, I found this book both enjoyable and educational.One of my favorite fables from the book is "The Tortoise and the Hare." It tells the story of a hare who is confident in his speed and challenges a slow-moving tortoise to a race. To everyone's surprise, the tortoise wins, teaching us the importance of perseverance and determination. I learned that even though we may not be the fastest, we can still achieve our goals if we continue working towards them.Another fable that left a deep impression on me is "The Lion and the Mouse." In this story, a small mouse helps a mighty lion by freeing him from a hunter's net. Later, whenthe lion is caught by hunters again, the mouse returns the favor by chewing through the ropes and setting him free. This tale reminds us that even the smallest acts of kindness can have a significant impact on others, emphasizing the value of friendship and compassion.Reading Aesop's Fables has provided me with valuable life lessons in a fun and engaging way. The stories are not only entertaining, but they also teach important virtues such as honesty, bravery, and patience. Each fable offers a unique perspective on human behavior and teaches us how to make better choices in life.Moreover, the simplicity of the language used in these stories makes them easily understandable and relatable to readers of all ages. This has helped me improve my vocabulary and develop a better understanding of moral concepts.Overall, Aesop's Fables is an exceptional book that I would highly recommend to people of all ages. The storieshave stood the test of time and continue to hold immense wisdom. They inspire readers to reflect on their own actions and make positive changes in their lives. I am grateful for the opportunity to have read this book and will definitely revisit it in the future.。

伊索寓言英文读后感

伊索寓言英文读后感伊索寓言英文读后感（一）Read a book Aesop, makes me feel a lot to, I was always thinking of the contents of this book, the characters constantly emerge in front of my eyes.The author is Aesop, he is ancient Aesop legendary characters, he wrote for life is a phenomenon of criticism, enlightenment and lessons.The most familiar with all the example of a few fable.The Wolf and the lamb "is an allegory of the lamb to eat: Wolf, with various methods to and lamb excuses. Expose the darkness of society."But the results of an allegory, everybody knows, is the tortoise wins. Because he unremitting efforts, for the victory. But the rabbit was proud and arrogant. Underestimate others, always thought of myself the most severe, actually has the self-confidence is good, but not too confident, because it will not confident and proud of that.What struck me most is the story of the coward, he spoke a little courage, and living conditions, but very good money, total want the tendency of property.One day, he cut up. So tired, carry wood down and went home. At the foot of the mountain path, see a golden lion, he daren't touch, I thought: this is the living, or statue. The lion is motionless, nor the voice that must be statue, it is the gift of god to me, and see my poor, want me to sell a good price.He around to patrol again, make sure no one, he grabbed "lion" front PAWS and claw, but it is too heavy, take up. He seemed very smart people to: if more power? I went to the familytogether to move. Later, he ran home.He put the home, both men and women were found, the golden lion has disappeared.He told people, work must be decisive, not delay. Otherwise, everything becomes very bad. There is a good, "said the efficiency is money". If you do want to pay attention to efficiency, slow, just do what also do not. This is called "nothing".The gods of the people "is broken, I think the most interesting story, you might as well listen to listen.One of the poor, he gave a large hammering, somebody else do groom, the somebody else is very rich, he asked his master: how rich?Owners thought that a problem is very complex, never solution doesn't open math, but he seemed very understand appearance say: "want to buy a home for the gods, can become rich." Groom.After a few days, the rich began to food and drink piao, the money has been spent. But before he died in the gods are a lot of gold.He will die, the son call to him and say: "you don't sell, rather than the gods nor sold off."He said that his father in the son, no nonsense. But he's not poor. Home only the gods, he sold to groom.The groom put him home. In the past year, he still not rich. The groom flay, gods. At this moment, gold COINS. He is angry of say: "I respect you, but you pretending you broke, I just know that when you help me."Truth: to become rich, industrious, with our own hands and brain to earn money, to rich, not depend on others.I want to tell you a story - a donkey and a horse, in ancienttimes, there is always a state of war, people are so at home, and to raise horse riding in the war.A young man, a very good horse and a very ordinary donkey, horse everyday eat well. And the donkey, eat every day to do hard work than the horses.Donkey don't understand, he asked horse: why are you eating well, also don't work? And I grew very tired? ""I don't know why should master so good to me, but I know every one is to do hard work." Donkeys say anything.No days, and war. Young people from the battlefield, young people close to fight on horse riding.Donkey run to see, he saw all in battle. At that time, his master being cut down dead, horse around him very sad. Don't look past the enemy, also cut down dead.Donkey returned home, sadly, know why to master horse so good, it also does not dispute.A life of ease is behind the risk happens momently, the price is too high, and busy life, seemingly difficult but it shall be well.The story is so funny, also want to listen to one? Then I will tell a story of herdsmen and donkeys.A shepherd in hunting, found a small Wolf, he saw it, and put it on, and dogs home together with, they grew up, he care sheep.One day, a Wolf come away at the sheep, and the Wolf went to chase, but the sheep have been killed, it and then a Wolf ate sheep, it was found that this is so delicious mutton.After coming home, it don't feel like eating anything. And one day, the Wolf to steal the sheep, and the house will pretend to chase the Wolf, run out, and the Wolf ate and sheep.Wolves won't come for a few days, the Wolf and sheep in dog eat together. All this was a panoramic view of the shepherd,the next day, he took the Wolf to kill.People can't believe something evil words, have a leopard cannot change its spots. It is so.伊索寓言英文读后感（二）Reading the "Aesop's Fables," this book, so I put it down, with many feeling that their hearts are always thinking about the contents of this book, which people always come in my eyes. "Aesop's Fables," the author of Aesop's ancient Greek, he is a legendary figure, he has written are a phenomenon of life, criticism, inspiration and lessons learned. With everyone is most familiar with, for example several fables to you. "The wolf and the lamb" in this parable is talking about: the wolf wanted to eat lamb, by all means come and lamb sophistry. To expose the darkness of society at that time.。

伊索寓言英文加汉语读后感80字

伊索寓言读后感1A few days ago, I read a book called Aesop's Fables, written by Aesop of ancient Greece. This book records a total of 127 stories, and each story is followed by Wisdom Bodhi. The stories in the book are very educational, and the one that left the deepest impression on me is Hercules and Athena. It was said that Hercules stumbled on a small object like an apple on the road and was very angry. He tried hard to step on it, but the small object like an apple grew bigger and bigger under his constant stomping, eventually blocking the road completely. The Wisdom Bodhi in the book tells us that in life, we should try to live in peace with others as much as possible. Simply striving for strength and competitiveness will not be beneficial, and treating others well is treating ourselves well. Life will also become better because of friendship.I also seem to enjoy being competitive in life. In the future, I should always remember this story and remind myself to learn to be patient.There are many similar stories in the book, each one is very exciting, and I still have a lot to say. I will read them again in the future.前几天我读了一本《伊索寓言》，它的作者是古希腊的伊索。

《伊索寓言》的英文读后感

《伊索寓言》的英文读后感500字《The Fables of Aesop》, which contains hundreds of fables and is an extraordinary work of classical literature, has left me with a deep impression. These stories come from ancient Greece, but many of them remain relevant today, such as the timeless stories of ‘The Tortoise and the Hare’ and ‘The Boy Who Cried Wolf’.I find the content of each short story to be very inspiring in terms of human nature. They summarize the practical wisdom of human experience and teach us lessons about life. The stories tell us that things and people are not always what they seem and that we can learn from our mistakes. The characters of the stories are mostly animals, but these animals have human characteristics such as courage, intelligence and insight.In each fable, the author cleverly uses a moral lesson to illustrate a point. For example, in the fable ‘The Lion and the Mouse’, the moral lesson is that “No act of kindness ever goes unrewarded”. This teaches us to be kind even to small creatures and shows us the importance of gratitude.Reading this book also demonstrated to me the power of language. Even though the language is quite old, it is still easy to understand and the stories carry universal truths that all cultures can relate to.Overall, 《The Fables of Aesop》 is an enjoyable and thought provoking work of classical literature that leaves me with profound understanding of the ups and downs of life. The stories are engaging and full of lessons that still apply in our modern time. Ilook forward to revisiting these timeless gems in the future and gaining more insight into human nature.。

伊索寓言读后感英语

伊索寓言读后感英语伊索寓言读后感英语《伊索寓言》是一部世界上最早的寓言故事集。

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1．Impression after reading--- The Fox and the Grapes The first day of my holiday , I read a small story from "Aesop's fables," the story of the fox and the grapes, And I have some ideas for this story.Firstly, the story is saying about this: On a hot summer's day there was a extremely hungry fox ,and he saw a lot of grapes in the garden.He wanted very much to pick it down and to eat them, but he could not pick them at all. The Frustrated fox did not to come up with an idea to get the grapes,but to go away!And as he walking,he still comfort himself with that this grape must be acid! It is very clearly that his own ability was too small, and he did not to think it by heart,but he was looking for an excuse to say that time are not mature. How ridiculous it is !But to think about it, I don't like this fox? Every time my mother Check my homework and pointed out the mistakes, I would say: "Well,I was doing right, then accidentally change wrong." In fact, I understanded that I had done wrong. I think this kind of phenomenon also exists in other familys , and not just mine.But this is just an excuse!After Seeing this story, I realized that when we were wrong, we should not find an excuse to cover up our own problems and we should brave to admit the mistake and try to correct the mistakes.Only in this way we might succeed someday. Otherwise, we don't become sour grapes fox?译文：看过《伊索寓言》中的故事《狐狸和葡萄》后，我有很多的想法。

首先，故事是这样的：有一只极其饥饿狐狸看见葡萄架上挂满了葡萄，便非常想摘下来吃，但怎么摘也摘不到，泄气的狐狸只好情不自愿地走了，可一边走还一边安慰自己说：“这葡萄肯定是酸的。

”明明是自己能力小，做事不成，还找借口说时机未成熟，这是不是太可笑了。

可仔细想想，我不正像这只狐狸吗？每次妈妈检查作业指出错误的时候，我总会说：“唉！本来是做对的，后来又不小心改错了。

”妈妈说：“下次一定要看清楚再订正哦。

”其实，我心里明白根本就是自己做错了。

看了这篇故事后，我意识到，自己本来就是错的，就不应该找借口掩盖自己的不足，要勇敢的承认错误，想办法纠正错误，最后肯定会成功的。

否则，不就成了吃不到葡萄说葡萄酸的狐狸了吗？2．Impression after reading--- The sick lion生病的狮子After reading "Aesop's fables," the story of The sick lion", I have some ideas. And It tells us a truth, that is: No matter how brilliant in the past, it is hard to avoid the d isrespect and revenge after losing the brilliant!Firstly, the story is saying about this: A lion had come to the end of his days. He lay helpless under a tree.The animals came around him. When they saw that he was going to die, they thought that it is the time to pay him back. So the boar came up and rushed at him with his tusks.Then a bull gored him with his horns. The lion still lay helpless before them.So the ass felt quite safe. He turned his tail to the lion and kicked up his heels into his face .And the lion growled that it is a double death. This story makes us to think deeply. In my opinion,when the lion was young and be in power ,he must do some bad things so he was retaliated when he was seak .When we are young and strong enough,we should do good things to people .When we are in fine time, we should try to do everything well. We all have the day of oldest and powerlest.Onlyin this way , when we suddenly fall down some day, people will not put a cold feet in our body and will not spit on our body at least!So as to the seak lion!If he treat other animals good enough.He will not be treat bad at least!生病的狮子一头年老体衰的狮子病得有气无力，奄奄一息地躺在树下。

动物们围在他的周围，看到狮子快要死了，就来报复他。

一头野猪冲到他身旁，狠狠地咬他。

接着，一头野牛也用角来顶他，狮子无助地躺在那里。

狮子之所以会遭到报复，也只定是年轻时得意忘形，后来才遭到报复。

当驴子看到可以对这庞大的野兽为所欲为时，也用他的蹄子用力去踢狮子的头部。

这头快要断气的狮子说：“我已勉强忍受了勇者的施暴，但还得含羞忍受你这个小丑的侮辱，真是死不瞑目啊。

”再强的人都有失势并且年老体衰的一天，当有权力的时候，为众人办一些好事；有事的时候，努力把每件事干好。

得意时要善待别人，都不要得意忘形，万一哪一天突然没落了，说不准人们只会在你的身上踏上一只冰冷的脚，往你身上吐上几口鄙视的唾沫，你也许连来自人们言语上的那点儿精神安慰都得不到。

有人说：世态炎凉啊！有人说：都是自己造的孽！寓意：无论过去多么辉煌，都难以避免辉煌失去后别人的不敬与报复。

3.Impression after reading--- the hare and the tortoise兔子和乌龟I read" Aesop's Fables" this book, I am most meaningful one titled" the tortoise and the hare". It tells us a truth, that is: the pride makes people lag behind, and make efforts to the weak can overcome the pride.Firstly, the story is saying about this:One day a hare ridiculed the short feet and slow pace of the Tortoise. The Hare believed that she will beat the tortoise simply. and they agreed that the fox should choose the course and fix the goal. On the day appointed for the race the two started together. The Tortoise never for a moment stopped, but went on with a slow but steady pace straight to the end of the course. The Hare, however,lying down by the wayside, fell fast asleep. At last when the hare waking up, and moving as fast as he could. But the hare only saw the tortoise reaching the goal.The rabbit although ran very fast, but she is too proud of himself that she is sleeping on the runway! The turtle although climbed very slowly, but he make efforts. He step by step forward to climb. And eventually the turtle win the championship . What are the reasons? Because the rabbit is lazy, but the tortoise has never stopped moving, and win the final victory.We must learn the turtle unremittingly efforts and spirit.Our good remark is only one stage in our life.If we proud of ourself,we would be the rabbit and we will be failed at last.We students should also like a turtle learning. Daily life and learning, not lazy, but to stand on solid ground, efforts to move forward, so that we can success.译文（部分）乌龟与兔为他们俩谁跑得快而争论不休。

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