How to write a review after reading a popular science article

Look! What a great harvest a knowledge reading book has brought us. In this scientific era, if we do not learn relevant scientific knowledge, we will definitely be gradually forgotten by this era, and we will fall behind bit by bit. The following are 3 articles that the editor shared with you after reading popular science books. Welcome to learn from them!

Three thoughts after reading popular science books

(1) Thoughts after reading popular science books

After reading "Insects", this book fascinated me. It turns out that there are so many mysteries in the insect world. I know: how cicadas shed their shells in the early morning; how dung beetles roll dung balls; how ants eat aphids’ secretions. It was also clarified that "son of the borer" is wrong. The bees catching caterpillars are not raising them as their own sons, but are arranging food for their offspring.

The first time I read "Insects", it attracted me somehow. This is a popular science book describing the birth, work, hunting and death of insects. The plain text is fresh and natural; the humorous narrative is hilarious... Humanized bugs appear on the stage. What a strange and interesting story. ! Fabre's "Insects" made me feel less dreamy. Those specific and detailed words made me feel the presence of a magnifying glass, moisture, stars, and the smell of insects from time to time, as if I was at the scene. The figures of insects and their arrogant calls that I had ignored for too long suddenly gathered together. I held my breath, and then, they penetrated the darkness of my heart. It was Fabre who made me see the amazing similarities between insects and us humans on many issues such as life and death, labor and plunder. "Insect Diary" is not a world created by the writer. It is different from novels. They are the most basic facts! Every day and every night of Fabre's life is lonely, quiet, almost isolated from the world, loneliness and hardship. I raised my head. At this moment, I really wanted to raise my head and look at the mystery of the existence of insects like looking up at the stars. It brought me into a vivid world of insects for the first time.

So, I continued to read "Insects".

(2) Thoughts after reading popular science books

After reading "One Hundred Thousand Whys", I feel that this book can not only teach us knowledge that we cannot learn, but also enable us to understand Something new in the world.

We primary school students should often read books like this. I have read an article called "Why 0 means nothing", which roughly says: "In arithmetic class, 0 means nothing. Generally speaking 0 means none, but 0 is still meaningful in special circumstances, such as when people measure the temperature; and 0 and 1 used in computers represent the high and low states of point respectively, and 1 means high. Level, 0 means low level. At this time, 0 is definitely not nothing, but it is a relatively low concept. "

0 is a very important number in mathematics. I don’t know what 0 means." There is no”, which lays the foundation for “there is”. But in life, 0 mostly represents a state, providing a reference standard for states below 0 and above 0. Its meaning cannot be clearly stated by "no".

Students must read more books and become "knowledge masters".