Editing the text "Hao Han Bird" in the second grade of primary school

At the foot of Bird Mountain in Hao Han, there is a stone cliff with a crack. Hao Han bird takes this crack as its own nest. There is a river in front of the cliff, and there is a big poplar by the river. Magpies live on poplars. Hao Han birds and magpies live face to face and become neighbors.

After several autumn winds, the leaves have fallen and winter has come.

One day, the sun was shining. Magpies flew out early in the morning, searched everywhere, brought back some dead branches, and were busy building nests for the winter. Hao Han Bird flies out to play all day and comes back to sleep when he is tired. The magpie said, Hao Han bird, don't sleep, the weather is so good, hurry up and build a nest. ? Hao Han bird didn't listen to the advice, lying in the crack of the cliff said to the magpie, Stop it. The sun is so beautiful that it's just time to go to bed. ?

Winter is coming, and the wind is cold. Magpies live in warm nests. Hao Han bird shivered with cold in the crevice of the cliff and cried sadly, Dororo, Dororo, the cold wind froze me to death, and I will build a nest tomorrow. ?

The next morning, the wind stopped and the sun was warm. The magpie said to the Hao Han bird. Take advantage of the weather. Make a nest quickly. ? Hao Han Bird didn't listen to the advice, stretched himself and fell asleep again.

In the cold winter, with heavy snow, the mountains are all white. The north wind roared like a lion, the water in the river froze, and the cliff was as cold as an ice bank. On this cold night, the magpie was sleeping in a warm nest, but the Hao Han bird made its last cry: Dororo, Dororo, the cold wind froze me to death, and I will build a nest tomorrow. ?

At dawn, the sun shines on the earth. Magpies are calling their neighbors' Hao Han birds in the branches. The poor Hao Han bird froze to death at midnight.