Reflections on The Distance of Childhood

After reading a work, you must have a lot to share, so you should seriously think about how to write it after reading it. Want to know how to write your thoughts after reading? The following are my thoughts on The Distance of Childhood, for reference only. I hope I can help you.

Reflections on the distance of childhood 1 I read a good book this summer called the distance of childhood. This book is composed of short stories by many famous writers. I read it with relish and couldn't put it down. Every short story in the book is wonderful, and my favorite is Charles III, a short story by the famous writer Zhang Zhilu.

"Charles III" is a nickname, which covers the campus life of boy Song Chunli like a hateful spell. You can't imagine the origin of nicknames: because Song Chunli's eldest brother and second brother both committed theft, if the eldest brother is "I", the second brother is "II" and Song Chunli is the third, he always puts his hand into people's pockets when stealing, so everyone calls him "Charles III". Therefore, when the author gave him the responsibility of keeping the classroom key on impulse, no one expected that this responsibility would mean a huge turning point for this inferiority boy. Because once, the door was stuck with a match, Song Chun took the match out with tweezers that he carried with him. Everyone is full of questions about Song Chunli. Suspecting that he had an ulterior motive with tweezers, Song Chunli explained that the students' misunderstanding about him completely disappeared.

In the confrontation between teachers and students, the author often experiences a helplessness of having to give up. It is in this reality that the author was particularly moved when the whole class took a stand in the secret ballot. The clear eyes cast by most students are not only an affirmation of Song Chunli's sincerity, but also a great encouragement to the author. And I think people should not feel inferior, but should be confident, believe that they can surpass themselves and become very confident!

This is a good book I have read and I can't put it down. I will cherish it and let it accompany me through my distant childhood.

After watching "The Distance of Childhood 2". After reading The Distance of Childhood, I feel that I have gained a lot of knowledge. Now I know the words I didn't know before, and I have collected some good words, sentences and paragraphs.

When I opened the book, there were five pages in the table of contents, and some topics made me curious. The children in it are strange, smart, cute, lively and so on ... the small animals in it are also very smart. Some naive children run barefoot on the grass and enjoy the happiness of nature. I will read more such extracurricular books in the future and continue to add some extracurricular knowledge. The book says, "Even the wind is alive. I believe this sentence because stories, people, animals and plants are so vivid.

The secretary is the ladder of human beings, so you have to wait to climb it and learn more knowledge.

Reflections on reading The Distance of Childhood 3 This holiday, I read a book called The Distance of Childhood.

In the book "Distant Childhood", Uncle Zhou Rui's "Unattractive Book" has the greatest influence on me.

This book is about a little alien who came to the earth and was seen by a photographer. He asked the little alien to take pictures on the condition of giving money, and wanted to participate in the "grotesque contest". At that time, the little alien thought that a thick bundle of money was a very interesting picture book on earth. However, when he looked down from page to page, he found that all the pictures were exactly the same. Just when he wanted to throw away this "picture book", he saw an adult with a child reading a completely different picture book. He wants to exchange his picture book with his children, but the children don't agree. When adults saw the "picture book" in the hands of the little alien, their eyes were straight. Regardless of the child's feelings, they stubbornly exchanged the child's picture book with the little alien and then left in a hurry. Then, the little alien looked at his picture book happily.

After reading this article, I feel a lot. In the eyes of small aliens, the same money is just an "unsightly book", while in the eyes of people on earth, paper money means "the thicker this book is, the better it looks." If you look at money from the perspective of a small alien, it is actually worthless. Children, like small aliens, show their yearning for knowledge, science and vivid creation, while adults only leave their admiration for the materialized monetary value. If adults are as pure and kind as children, instead of just looking at "money", how wonderful the world will be! .

Reflections on Reading The Distance of Childhood 4 In the summer vacation of 20xx, I read a book called The Distance of Childhood. This book consists of 12, 49 short stories and children's poems. Selected by Professor Fang Weiping.

In this book, there is a children's poem that appeals to me and is also my favorite one to read. The topic is "big things for adults, small things for children". This poem mainly tells that many adults disdain the "big things" that our children do and don't know how to communicate with them in their language. I still remember a few lines in the poem: "Some adults always say that everything our children do is a trivial matter. The adults who said this actually didn't find a suitable way to enter our children's world. Adults are not necessarily "big" and children are not necessarily "small". For example, looking up at the night sky-the big one is not necessarily a big star, and the small one is not necessarily a small star. " These words are quite correct. In the eyes of many adults, our children's little things can't be compared with adults' big things, but in our hearts, what children do is even greater and more important than adults' big things.

I like that poem very much because it uses many vivid languages and some rhetorical devices to describe it in detail. At the same time, I also think that this poem has children's thoughts, which embodies children's innocent and lovely personality, carefree life and very rich imagination, so I like this unique poem.

Among these twelve parts and forty-nine stories, the article Green Cat should be the closest to our life. It mainly tells the story of a little boy Susie who meets a green cat on her way to school. He thought it was a strange thing, so he was going to catch a cat. However, instead of catching it, he embarrassed himself. He thought there was going to be an exam at school, so he hurried to school. He kept thinking about the green cat during the exam, but he didn't know what he wrote on the paper. After class, he went to the teacher's office to ask the biology teacher if he had a green cat, but he was beaten head-on by the biology teacher and the math teacher and severely criticized him, so he had to stay for tutoring. After leaving school, he ran to the place where he met the green cat, but the cat was gone. When he got home at night, he also told his parents about it, but his parents didn't believe him, so he made up his mind to find the green cat even if he missed school for a day.

This story shows that children are very brave before making up their minds to make this decision. It also tells us that we should finish what we started. Even if this is incredible, even if it is not understood by adults, teachers and friends, at this time, we have the ability to make our own decisions. No matter what others say, we should stick to our own ideas, believe that we are right, and don't care too much about other people's opinions. This is also a different attitude when I was a child.

After reading this book, I feel that it is "a short story and a great truth". Each story has vivid language and rich imagination. It fully embodies the naive, intelligent and lovely personality of children from their perspectives and positions, and interprets the beauty of childhood in many ways, thus proving that this is a rare good book and worth reading!

After reading The Distance of Childhood 5 When I got the book "The Distance of Childhood" from my father, I immediately opened the book and read it in one breath. This book is an anthology of Fang Weiping's poems and articles. Most of them are about childhood. Those vivid stories touched me deeply.

Among them, I like reading the article Green Cat best. This article mainly tells that Susie was very excited when she saw a green cat. But when she told her parents and teachers, she just laughed and didn't answer. Susu firmly believes that there is a green cat, so he thinks that he must find this green cat and show it to the adults even if he is absent from school for a day. After reading the commentary, I learned that "green cat" is a meaningful metaphor. Adults don't care about seeing green cats, which proves that they have lost their childhood vision. I wrote a childhood gesture of "being misunderstood by adults and still choosing my own direction".

Seeing this, I thought of myself. Do I have this attitude? The answer is definitely yes. And there are many, countless. Through this article, I also learned to use meaningful metaphors to reflect an attitude and a contrast. Let your composition pass the learning skills of the next level!

Reflections on The Distance of Childhood 6 This summer vacation, I read a book called The Distance of Childhood. There are touching stories, poems and articles in this book, mostly about childhood. Those vivid little stories deeply touched me.

In this book, the article Green Cat left a deep impression on me.

There is a little boy in the article. His name is susu. He was very excited when he saw a green cat on the sidewalk paved with cement bricks. He dares to tell the teacher. However, I still ran for nothing. The teacher didn't believe him at all and criticized him for not studying hard and doing strange things all day. Susie is sad, but he still believes in the green cat. So he told his parents again. Dad smiled and said it was impossible. Even if there is, it was dyed by a naughty child. Susu is even sadder. He decided to get the green cat back, even if he was absent from school.

Seeing this, I thought of myself. Do I have this attitude? The answer is yes, and there are countless others. Through this article, I also learned to use meaningful metaphors to express an attitude and a contrast, so that my composition can be improved to a higher level!