Thoughts on Gulliver's Wandering in Lilliput

I saw Gulliver's Wandering Lilliput the other day. The general content of the story is: Gulliver was transported to the capital by Lilliput. He saw small and exquisite buildings like toys in Lilliput and learned the language of Lilliput. To be on the safe side, King Lilliput sent his entourage to search Gulliver's pocket and take the watch he found into the national treasury. One day, the king told Gulliver that neighboring countries would invade the country at any time and ask Gulliver for help. Gulliver pulled the enemy ships back to the port of Lilliput, and the emperor of Lilliput wanted Gulliver to take all the ships from neighboring countries, but Gulliver politely refused. Finally, Gulliver returned to his motherland with the help of an English mail ship.

As an only child, we are a generation that grew up in a honeypot, and we don't know what to do under what circumstances. If we were Gulliver, we might come to the Lilliputian convention and cry. When the waiter searches our pockets, we will be very disobedient, just disobedient. Maybe the little people will shake them down when they play with them, or maybe the king will think when he asks for help, "it's none of my business!" ? "Maybe he snored after he promised to help the king, or maybe he didn't know what to do after seeing the enemy ship.

Gulliver has a lot to learn from.

Such as his spirit of helping others. Yes, I still feel that I am not a helpful "bad boy". Once, Yin Jingyi asked me how to do a math problem. I was doing my homework at that time. I didn't want her to "occupy" my wisdom, so I said impatiently, "I don't know!" Yin Jingyi gave a "cut" and had to put on a bitter gourd face to invite another master.

Gulliver's perseverance is also worth learning. Think about it. If Gulliver doesn't have perseverance, how can he overcome all kinds of difficulties and return to his motherland? Dad said that almost every time I practice the piano, I get tired in a short time, or stop practicing for a while, or go to the toilet for a while and drink water for a while. As a result, until now, my piano practice is not very good, and my level has not improved much! Also, my father asked me to practice calligraphy every day during the long vacation, but I always "fished for three days and dried the net for two days" and stopped practicing in a few days. As a result, my handwriting is basically the same as that of my second and third grades.

In a word, I think Gulliver and I are far from each other, and we need to learn from Gulliver in many aspects.