Good words and sentences in Sophie's world

In normal study, work or life, when it comes to good words and sentences, everyone is certainly familiar with them. Write down good words and sentences with beautiful language and worth analyzing and learning, and read them in your spare time. So do you really understand the good words and sentences? The following are my collection of good words and sentences in the Sufi world, which are for reference only and I hope to help you.

Excerpts from good words:

Light green, fragmentary, surrounding, mysterious, complex, Qian Qian, red, indispensable, sensory, eternal, postmark, sensitive, thinking, mysterious and unexpected.

Excerpts from good sentences:

1 is the season in early May. In some people's gardens, daffodils have bloomed around fruit trees and poplar trees have grown green leaves.

This is what makes philosophers different. Philosophers can never get used to this world. For him (her), the world has always been unreasonable, even complicated and mysterious. This is an important ability shared by philosophers and children. You can say that philosophers are as sensitive as children all their lives.

3. These natural philosophers left only fragments. A small part of what we know is based on Aristotle's works more than 200 years later. Only some conclusions made by these philosophers are mentioned, so we can't know exactly how they came to these conclusions. However, according to the known data, we can draw the conclusion that the "topics" of these early Greek philosophers are related to the basic composition of the universe and the changes in nature.

These are the most important and natural problems in the world. But why is it so tiring to concentrate on solving these problems? Sophie felt her heart beat faster when she opened the mailbox. At first, she only saw a letter from the bank and some big brown envelopes with her mother's name on them. Damn it! She began to frantically expect the unknown person to write it again.

In the corner of the garden, there is a dense bush without flowers and fruit trees behind those raspberries. In fact, it used to be a hedge that has been growing for many years, and it used to be the dividing line of the forest. However, because it has not been pruned for nearly 20 years, it has now grown into a large piece with tangled branches and leaves, which is difficult to cross. Grandma once said that this hedge made the chickens raised in the garden less likely to be caught by foxes during the war.

We already know that the questions they ask are related to the changes they have observed in the material world. They want to seek the natural law implied in it. They want to know what is happening around them from a different angle from ancient myths. Most importantly, they want to understand the actual change process through the study of nature itself. This is very different from using fairy tales to explain the phenomenon of thunder and lightning or spring, summer, autumn and winter.

7. The best way to explore philosophy is to ask some philosophical questions, such as: How was the world created? Is there some will or meaning behind it? Is there life after death? How should we answer these questions? Most importantly, how should we live? People have been asking these questions for thousands of years. As far as we know, there is no culture that doesn't care about such questions as "Who is man" and "Where does the world come from".

Sophie came into the room, put her schoolbag and letter for her mother on the kitchen table, then ran up the stairs, entered her room and took out a biscuit box full of beautiful stones. She poured the stone on the floor and put two big envelopes in the box. Then, holding the biscuit box in his hand, he hurried to the garden. When she left, she took out some food for Cher.

9. It's finally time to open the mailbox. First, she opened a letter with a Mexican postmark, which was written by her father. The letter said that he was very homesick and beat the first mate in the chess match for the first time in his life. Besides, he almost finished reading a batch of books he took with him after the winter vacation. After that, Sophie saw a brown envelope with her name written on it. After putting the bag and other mail in the room, she ran into the secret hole, pulled out the newly opened stationery in the envelope and began to read: the mythical world view. Hello, Sophie! There are many things to talk about today, so let's start at once.

10 She may accept that frogs are made of mud and water. But if so, there must be more than one substance in the soil. If the soil really contains many different substances, it may really produce frogs after mixing with water. Of course, they must first become frog eggs and tadpoles. Because, no matter how you water it, frogs can't grow in cabbage fields.

1 1. At this time of year, everything is full of vitality. Isn't this a wonderful thing? When the weather gets warmer and the snow melts, thousands of flowers and trees in Qian Qian will grow steeply from the barren land. What force caused this? Sophie looked at the mailbox when she opened the garden door. There is usually a lot of junk mail and some big envelopes sent to her mother. She always piles them on the kitchen table and then goes upstairs to her room to do her homework.

12, Pamenid believes that all existing things have always existed. This concept is no stranger to the Greeks, who believe that everything in the world is eternal. In Parmenides' idea, nothing will come from nothingness, and what already exists will not disappear into the invisible.

13 However, a myth is more than just an explanation. People also hold religious ceremonies related to myths. We can imagine how people at that time performed a play according to the fairy tale when there was drought or crop failure. Maybe a man in the village will dress up as a bride and tie a stone to his chest in order to steal the giant's hammer. The purpose of people doing this is to take some actions to make it rain so that crops can grow in the fields.

14, Slim was surprised when she lifted the bride's veil and kissed her? Facing a pair of red eyes. At this moment, Loki came out again. He said that the bride didn't sleep a wink for a whole week because she was too excited before the wedding. So Schlemmer's men took a hammer at the wedding and put it in the bride's arms.

15, in fact, we are the little white rabbit that was pulled out of the hat. The only difference between us and the white rabbit is that the white rabbit doesn't understand that he is involved in a magic show. We are just the opposite. We feel that we are part of a mystery, and we want to know the mystery.

16, four basic elements From a certain point of view, Pamenid and Heraclitus have opposite views. Palmenides believes that from a rational point of view, nothing will change. Hera Cretors believes that from the perspective of sensory cognition, nature is constantly changing. Who is right and who is wrong? Should we listen to reason or follow our feelings? Parmenides and Heraclitus each advocate two points.

Sophie hurried to the door of the garden and looked at the green mailbox. She was surprised to find that there was another letter in it, exactly the same as the first one. When she took the first letter, it was obviously empty! Her name is also written on this letter. She took it apart and took out a note paper the size of a letter paper.

It is no accident that empedocles chose earth, air, fire and water as the four "roots" of nature. Before him, some philosophers tried to prove that the basic elements of the universe were either water, air or fire. Thales and Anaximenis also pointed out that water and gas are both indispensable elements in the material world. The Greeks thought fire was equally important. For example, they found the importance of sunlight to all living things, and they also knew that animals and people have body temperatures.

Why does life end? How unfair! Sophie stood on the gravel road and thought. She tried to think about the meaning of living, so that she would forget that she would not live forever. However, this is really unlikely. Now, as long as she concentrates on living, the idea of death will immediately come to her mind. The reverse is also true: only when she clearly realizes that she will die one day can she realize how wonderful it is to live in the world. These two things are like two sides of a coin, and she keeps turning. When one side becomes bigger and clearer, the other side becomes bigger and clearer. Life and death are two sides of a coin.

20. As far as we know, there is no culture that doesn't care about such questions as "Who is man" and "Where does the world come from".

2 1. Life and death are two sides of a coin.

22. If you don't realize that people will die, you won't feel the taste of living. However, similarly, if you don't think that living is a wonderful and incredible thing, you can't realize the fact that you must die. "

23. Hera Kratos said, "Everything is fluid." Everything is constantly changing and moving, and nothing is static, so you can't wade in the same river twice. When I waded for the second time, the river and I were different.