Read about the story of the crow and the lark

1. What does the story of the crow and the lark tell us

This story tells us that heaven rewards the diligent.

The crow really did not understand how the lark could sing such a beautiful song. When people talk about the lark, they praise it.

The crow thought, "If only I could be like the lark and have a natural voice, how wonderful it would be!

The crow could not think of any good way, so it had to go to the lark to ask for advice and beg the lark to help it achieve its goal.

The lark told the crow: "If you want to have a good voice, sing a beautiful song, you have to get up early every morning, regardless of the spring, summer, fall and winter to insist on practicing, so that the long term and constantly practicing, will certainly be successful."

The crow did not hear the words of the lark, and flew away in disgust.

Those who are afraid of difficulties will get nothing.

(1) The story of the crow and the bird after reading the extended reading

The crow and the lark's significance: students learn by heavenly rewards

The British Ministry of Education announced a math teaching reform, half of England's elementary school will use the traditional Chinese mathematical teaching methods, the children from the age of 5 years old to calculate the practice, in addition to ensure that the rate of correctness, but also to accelerate the speed of arithmetic. The British move allows us to have a new understanding of "Chinese education".

In recent years, in the case of quality training, ability to cultivate more and more attention, "Chinese education" seems to be branded "rote learning" "duck teaching", "the sea of questions", "the war of words", "the war of words", "the war of words", "the war of words", "the war of words", "the war of words", "the war of words". "the sea of problems tactics" label. There are terrible "wolf parents", teachers with whips in their hands, endless test papers, and students who only know how to take tests.

It is true that the phenomenon of "Chinese education" is based on exams and scores only, but the importance of cultivating students' solid basic skills should not be ignored. Why did the UK introduce Chinese math teaching methods? It is because if we only talk about "freedom of nature" and leave it to individual development, in the end, what we will produce may be people who cannot even perform the most basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division independently. And this is obviously not a comprehensive and successful education.

Learning is never easy. Repeatedly memorize the process of recitation may be painful, but one day, you will understand that "the book read a hundred times, the meaning of its own"; stay up all night to soak up the library days may be difficult, but after the success, you will find that every night of struggle are so valuable ...... The first thing you need to do is to get your hands dirty.

So, stop complaining about how hard "Chinese education" is, and stop blindly envying how good "Western education" is, because it's not easy to learn, and it's the unchanging truth that the sky rewards the diligent.

2. What is the main content of Aesop's fable about the crow and the birds in 60 words

Ask the birds to get feathers and stick them on their bodies.

3. Crows and Birds

Magpies have a black and white body color, while most crows are black all over. This is not absolute, however, as some ravens such as the Daurian Crow and the White Crow are very similar to magpies and are also black and white, although magpies can be easily distinguished by their long black tail feathers and ravens by their shorter tails.

Secondly, magpies are smaller than crows and their calls are somewhat different.

Also, crows fly like hawks, gliding slowly through the air, while magpies resemble sparrows and have white wing tips.

4. The Fable of the Crow and the Fox

The Crow and the Fox is from Krylov's Fables.

Original text

In the forest there was a great, great tree, and in it lived the crow. Under the tree there was a hole, and in the hole lived a fox. One day, the crow brought a piece of meat, stood on the tree to rest, and was seen by the fox. The fox salivated and was eager to get the piece of meat from the crow's mouth. As the crow was holding the meat in its mouth on the branch of the tree, there was no way for the fox to get it under the tree.

The salivation for the meat again made the fox refuse to give up easily. With a twinkle in his eye he said, "How are you, dear crow?" The crow did not answer. The fox had to smile and said, "Dear crow, how is your child?" The crow looked at the fox and still did not answer. The fox wagged his tail and spoke for the third time, "Dear crow, your feathers are so beautiful, the sparrow is far inferior to you.

Your voice is really good, who love to hear you sing, you sing a few words? As soon as he opened his mouth, the meat fell out of it. The fox picked up the meat and drilled into the hole, leaving the crow to "sing" there.

This story is a satire of those who are vain, self-righteous, and love to show off.

(4) Expanded Reading on the Story of the Crow and the Bird

Krylov's Fables is a book published by Hope Publishing House in January 2009, written by I. Ann Krylov. The book collects 203 fables written by Krylov during his lifetime, which reflect three main categories: exposing the tsar, reflecting exploitation, and reflecting phenomena.

These fables are highly popular and realistic, and contain all the wisdom and practical experience of his own life, as well as that of his fathers, which has been handed down from generation to generation. His fables are written in poetic form, with beautiful language and profound meaning, often using the images of animals and plants to reflect the broad social life, portraying the complexity of various characters in society, and expressing his own democratic ideas, with a special infectious force.

I. Ann Krylov (1769-1844) is the most outstanding Russian writer of fables. He wrote poems, comedies, satirical prose, worked as an editor of progressive journals, and only in his later years began to write fables.

5. Briefly tell a story about a bird

Once upon a time there was a big bird that had ***one body*** one pair of wings*** one pair of claws, but it had two heads. Each of these two heads had a mind and a heart. Every time you eat something, you fly to the tree to eat fruit,

The two of them eat desperately. If you eat one more, I will peck you. The left side of the head of this bird pecked it on the right side, the right side of the attack on the left side, attacking each other.

The two birds thought to themselves, "I'm going to have to separate myself from it, or else I won't have anything to eat. But the two, one flew east, one flew west. Oooh, it fell to the ground, and could not fly. Because it **** a

body **** a pair of wings, but thoughts, views are completely different. A fly, can not fly, to each activity, activities, activities.

Later, the east of this bird head is smarter, the west of this bird head this more stupid, the east of this bird head think I'm very smart, told the other head, "I take you to a tree full of fruits, it's very tasty, good

not good?" The bird head in the west said, "Yes." As a result, it just two **** a body and flew to a tree full of fruit.

The eastern bird head said, "Gee, this is very tasty, you eat it." This bird-head on the west side ate it, "It's full of good food." The eastern bird didn't dare to eat it. It thought to itself, "Hmph, hmph, hmph, wait a minute

I'll poison you. As a result, the fruit was poisonous, and the bird on the west side kept eating it, and when it ate it, the poison kicked in, and it died. After death, because of the **** a body ah, so from the tree fell down.

The bird's head in the west was killed, and the bird's head in the east was killed, and it killed itself.

6. What does the short story of the crow and the lark tell us

This story tells us the truth of the heavenly reward.

Name: The Crow and the Lark

Author: Watching Angel

Content: The story of the Crow and the Lark tells of a lark in the forest who sang very well, and the crow envied her singing voice, so he asked the lark to teach him how to sing. The crows are not the only ones who have been in the world for a long time.

But because of the forest fire, in order to save everyone larks shouted through the voice, and since the voice and crows as hoarse, crows will want to let the larks in front of everyone to make a fool of themselves, they told everyone that the larks voice has been dumb. The crow wanted to make a fool of himself, so he told everyone that the lark's voice was already muffled. But the lark practiced over and over again, and put the muffled voice into his song, and it was really much better than the original. The lark was applauded by the birds, and the crow went away in shame.

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The crow and the lark's significance:

1, diligence

The process of growing up in life is also the process of learning, a know how to get out of it, is nothing can not be obtained, because there is no pay will not be harvested. To harvest the best, you need to go to pay, and need to be in the long-term persistence in order to get. Want to get the praise of others, we must be diligent, we must continue to work hard, with the facts to prove their own results, and then can be praised by others.

2. Strive

Strive to make our life full of ***, diligence makes our life more meaningful. Every impact of the sea is mercilessly shattered by the reef, but it is not discouraged. Silkworm chrysalis only through the struggle of the night, can one day become a beautiful butterfly. A penny of work, a penny of harvest, do not struggle, do not work hard, even if the fertile land can not grow crops.

3. Heavenly reward:

A true warrior will not be knocked down by the difficulties before him, while a coward will sink in front of the calm waves. Life can be sweet or bitter, you can win or lose, but you can't give in, even if you fall down a hundred times, you have to stand up at one hundred and one times. Heaven rewards the diligent, the opportunity will only stay a diligent person, lazy people will only go farther and farther away on the road to success.

7. Introduction and legend of the crow

The crow is the common name for several species of black birds in the family of crows of the order Quercus. For the finch order of birds in the largest individual, body length of 400 ~ 490 mm; feathers mostly black or black and white, black feathers with purple-blue metallic luster; wings far longer than the tail; mouth, legs and feet pure black. Crows *** 36 species, distribution almost all over the world.

Cultural meaning of the crow

The image of the crow in traditional Chinese culture

Before the Tang Dynasty, the crow in Chinese folk culture is auspicious and prophetic role of the god bird, there is a "raven Annunciation, the beginning of the Zhou Xing" of the legend of the history of the common sense, the Han Dongzhongshu in the Spring and Autumn Annunciation - the same kind of phase movement". Dong Zhongshu in the Han Dynasty quoted in the Spring and Autumn Dew - Similar Movements of the Same Kind: "When the Zhou was about to rise, there was a big red crow with the seed of the grain and set on top of the king's house, and the king of Wu was happy, and all the great doctors were happy." Ancient historical books "Huainanzi", "Zuozhuan", "Historical Records" also have famous records.

After the Tang Dynasty, there is the doctrine of crows as the main bad omen, Tang Duan Cheng style "You Yang Miscellany Chopper": "crows on the ground without good sound. The crows are not the only thing that can make you feel good about yourself. This old account is not contained."

Whether it is bad or good, "the crow feeds, the lamb kneels" is the Confucian image of animals in nature to teach people "filial piety" and "etiquette" has always said, so the crow's "filial piety bird". The image of the crow as a "filial bird" has been passed down for thousands of years. The Compendium of Materia Medica - Birds - Ci Bird" said: "This crow was born, the mother fed for 60 days, and the longest is to feed back for 60 days, which can be called filial piety." But whether the crow really has this habit, there is still to be confirmed by modern research and observation.

In modern times, crows have been given the color of lonely and brave freedom fighters who are dedicated to attacking irrational phenomena. For example, Hu Shi's poem "The Old Crow":

I get up early in the morning,

and stand on the corner of people's houses and mutely caw

People hate me and say that it is unlucky for me;

I can't murmur and mumble to please them!

It is cold and windy, and there is no branch to rest on.

All day long I have flown to and fro, all day long I have been cold and hungry.

I can't bring my sheath and fly for others

I can't ask them to tie it to a bamboo pole and earn a handful of millet!

Cultural images of the crow in various regions of China

Northeast region:

The crow is the national god of forecasting and protection of the indigenous ancestors of the Northeast, the Manchus, and is also recognized by Shamanism and most Tungusic-speaking peoples. It is also recognized by Shamanism and most Tungusic-speaking peoples. There is a "crow to save his ancestors" (Qing Taizu) legend, another Qing Dynasty documents also recorded: Bukuri Yongshun several generations later, "its children and grandchildren tyrannical, deployed to rebel, in June will be the Eduori broken, killed its entire clan of children and grandchildren, there is a young child named Fanca, escaped and walked into the wilderness, the latter soldiers chased, there will be a magpie perched on the head, the pursuing soldiers said that the human head head, the pursuing soldiers said that the human head of no magpie perched on the reason, suspected that the dead wood then back, so Fancha out, so hidden body to the end. Manchurian descendants, all magpies as God, so do not harm."

The first time I've ever seen a magpie, I've never seen one before, and I've never seen one before.

To the Qing Emperor Taizong special in Shenyang Palace Qingning Palace set up in front of the "Solon pole" to worship crows, and in Shenyang west of the city dedicated to a place to feed the crows, not allowed to hurt. See "three provinces in the east of the monuments and anecdotes" in: "must be in shengjing palace of the west side of the gap on the grain to feed the crows, is when the crows gathered, soaring, roosting, pecking, combing feathers, vibration wing su suk, flying mute, thousands of millions of palace roofs, a few of the head of the building, and for the full." Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty, also set up in the Forbidden City, Beijing, "Solon rod" to maintain the highest specification of human worship of crows.

Southwest region:

In some areas of Tibet and Sichuan, China, crows are also worshipped as a sacred bird, both the excavation of the Tufan literature or the southwest region of the "hanging coffins" and "sky burial" practices, are proof of this.

Central China:

Wudang Mountain for the Taoist ancestral temple, the crows as "spirit crows", and built in the mountains of the crow temple, "crows to receive food" for the Wudang one of the eight scenarios, that is, into the mountains of the visitors, but also to carry some food, scattered to the crows to peck. Scattered to the crows to peck.

In short, although the image of the crow is not elegant, but in Chinese culture is limited to people's psychological gray influence, there is no special rejection of his phenomenon.

The image of the crow in Britain

Although the crow's image in modern China is mostly negative, it is regarded as a treasure by the British royal family. This is because there is a legend in England that if all the ravens in the Tower of London leave, the Kingdom of Britain and the Tower of London will collapse (When ravens leave the Tower, the saying goes, the building and the monarchy will

fall.). In deference to the old legend, the current British *** still incur the expense of keeping ravens in the Tower, and it is rumored that as long as there are ravens in the Tower, England will be safe from invasion, and vice versa, the country will suffer bad luck. In order to ensure that these crows do not all leave the Tower of London, they have in fact been cut off part of the feathers and lost the ability to fly, but they are very carefully cared for.

The influence of crow culture in the world

As in China, the crow is a paradoxical cultural image in the international arena. 1. Historical legend: Negative image: Ancient Greek myths influenced much of early civilization in southern Europe, and legend has it that the god of the sun, Apollo, fell in love with Gullus, and sent a holy bird to monitor the conduct of Gullus, and one day, when the holy bird saw Gullus interacting with other men, he thought that she had had an affair with them. One day, the bird saw Gullus having an affair with another man and thought she was having an affair with another man, so it came back to Apollo and reported to him. Apollo was furious and shot Gullus. After confirming that Gullus was not having an affair with another man, Apollo was angry and degraded the holy bird, making its white feathers turn black, which is the origin of the crow, and the crow thus got the bad name of cheating. In English eat crow ---- means to hit oneself in the mouth. Positive image: In contrast to southern Europe, in northern Europe, the crow became the embodiment of thought (Hugin) and memory (Munin), and legend has it that Odin, the Lord of the Gods, could see the world with one eye open and the other closed forever. When his open eye is blocked from view by the universe, he sends the two ravens standing on his left and right shoulders to patrol the world, so Odin, the Lord of the Gods, knows everything about the world. In North America: Vancouver, Canada, an ancient legend has been passed down: in ancient times, after a flood that destroyed the world, a raven wandering on the beach found a large shell making strange noises, which turned out to be the original human beings, the raven guided them to land, but they were all men, the raven went to the sea to find a huge rock turtle, under which were hidden all the women, the raven led them together and encouraged them to be with each other, and they were all women. The crow led them together, encouraged them to communicate with each other, and brought them the sun, moon and stars, fire, salmon and cedar, taught them to hunt and farm, and guided the evolution and development of human beings day by day. In the ancient fishing and hunting regions of East Asia, crows were also worshipped as sacred birds, and the Japanese and other documents recorded that Emperor Jimmu went to Kumano on his eastward expedition, and when he was besieged by the enemy at Kumano Mountain, the god of heaven sent the "Hachibana Bird" to lead the way for him to break out of the siege. Later, more than 3,000 Kumano shrines were established in the country to worship the raven. It is still in use today.

Crow Symbol

Most People's Opinion

In ancient witchcraft books, crows, like black cats, were often synonymous with death, fear, and bad luck, and the crow's cawing was considered a bad omen, an ominous sign, and it was believed that the cawing of the crow would take away a person's life and soul.

Because crows have a keen sense of smell and can sense the odor of corruption and death, they are considered ominous birds.

The crow was originally an auspicious bird

Birds since ancient times and human beings have a close relationship, "the will of the swan", "Zi Gui cries blood", "two oriole song Cuiliu, a line of egrets on the blue sky "...... The ancients have left us countless idioms, fables, poems and pictures about birds. They contain the ancient people's knowledge, imagination, and attachment to nature. Starting from today, this edition will open a column of "Birdsong Volume", written by Mr. Feng Yongfeng, a reporter of Guangming Daily and the initiator of the private environmental protection project "Nature University". This first "bird cries", we will talk about the most common crows.

There is a very interesting "military writer" who went to western Sichuan and suddenly found a lot of crows. In her article, she wrote in amazement: "It is said that the crows under the sky are as black as each other, but the crows I saw, how come their beaks and feet are red? Have the crows over here mutated?" In fact, what she saw was a red-billed crow, and if she went to a higher altitude, she might also see a yellow-billed crow, with a yellow beak and feet. If she had traveled around Xinyang in southern Henan and observed more carefully, she might have seen a crow with a white neck, scientifically named the white-necked crow.

If she liked to look at ancient Chinese paintings and calligraphy, she would have realized that the ancients liked to paint "cold crows after the snow", on which the crows, some wearing white coats, and some of them are as black as the traditional crows. Ancient painters of this kind of crow, the modern scientific name is really called the cold crow, or some called "Daurian cold crow". The artists who painted the cold crows probably painted both the "crows" and the "cold crows" in cold weather. These paintings are mostly painted in the north, the south is rarely snow, even if there is snow on the ground, but also rarely so empty far, even if some of the flat land, but also not necessarily have crows attached set.

The crows' tendency to congregate has been used as a pejorative, such as "the crows", which is a metaphor for an unorganized, untrained group of people who congregate temporarily like a flock of crows. Geng Yu's biography in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty says, "The crows of Hatu Riding clattered together, like pushing a dry and decaying ear." Crows and magpies and gray magpies are the hugest birds I've ever seen, and the best at fighting in flocks, and in the face of any possible danger, they all call out to each other and gather quickly, disregarding their individual lives for the benefit of the ****same***.

The homology of crows and magpies can be seen in this. Crows and magpies belong to the crow family animals, are often in the human side of life, and sparrows, similar to the "family bird". Over the years of bird watching, I have often seen crows and magpies forming their own army and fighting over territory. The magpies are in a heap, usually no crows; crows control the territory, usually very few magpies.

Some people don't like crows, and when they go out in the morning, if they see magpies at first sight, they will be very happy; if they see crows at first sight, and especially if they hear crows cawing at first sight, they will be worried about bad luck. If someone says something worrying, they are labeled as "Crow's Mouth". But if we go to the Chinese history to search, perhaps we will find that the crow is actually quite positive birds.

China has always been about "ruling the world through filial piety", and in line with the tradition of the "filial piety system", the ancients invented the "Twenty-four Filial Piety Diagrams", which enumerated the behavior of different types of filial piety children for society to learn from. The "Twenty-four Filial Piety Diagrams" were invented by the ancients, listing different types of filial sons and daughters' behaviors for society to learn from. However, this is not enough. The Chinese have a well-developed ideological mindset; characters are ideological, poems are ideological, and fables are also ideological. For those who like symbols and metaphors, it is inevitable to attach special meanings to common species around us.

Common birds were used by the ancients one by one. The wild goose represents the longing for distant people, the cuckoo (Bugu, Zigui) represents the traveler's nostalgia for home, the sparrow and the swallow sparrow represent the short-sighted villain, and the hongbird and bull's-eye (hong is a wild goose, and the bull's-eye is a swan) represent the far-reaching aspirations and powerful talents. The crow, on the other hand, is attached to a beautiful legend, whether it is the big-billed crow, the small-billed crow or the bald-nosed crow, all used to generalize the metaphor of "filial piety".

In many Confucian classics and sermons, crows are always said to "feed their parents". Meaning, crows are the typical filial piety, when their parents are old, old, sick, tired of the world, can not forage for food, small crows, young crows, children and grandchildren of the crows, not only will give their parents to look for food, and crows, not only will give their parents to look for food, but also will make the food to be very tasty, like human beings spit to feed in order to feed their children. The reason why Li Mi's "Chenxin Table" has become a famous text is very much related to this paragraph: "I Mi this year forty four, grandmother Liu, this year ninety six, is the day I do the festival in His Majesty's long day, report Liu's day is also short. I would like to beg for the end of my filial piety." Private devotion to filial piety is greater than devotion to the court.

Most of the ancient literati were people who were obsessed with their imagination, and if we have to correct them with a scientific attitude, instead, it seems that we are guilty of logical and superstitious scientific disease. Science says that the sun has black seeds and flares, and the ancient Chinese people, the sun is called "golden crow", some ancient paintings, really painted the sun squatting above a crow. The ancients believed that there are three-legged crows in the sun and rabbits in the moon, so they used the metaphor of "crows fly and rabbits go" to describe the operation of the sun and moon and the passage of time; and the literati described the sun going down and the moon rising, which must be "the golden crows falling in the west and the jade rabbits rising in the east".

The crow is also used to describe an official position. The most common is to describe the royal historian, the royal palace is also known as Wu Fu, it is said that this is from the Han Dynasty. The Han Book - Zhu Bo biography: "is when the Imperial House of more than a hundred areas, wells are exhausted. And its House in the list of cypress trees, there are often thousands of wild crows perched on them, morning to evening, called 'Chaoyi Wu'."

One of China's ancient qin compositions that is played and sung to this day is called "The Crow Cries at Night". Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Ji wrote "crowing at night cited", before the poem, there is a "citation" said: "Li Mian," the piano said: "crowing at night", He Yan's daughter made also. At the beginning, Yan Department of prison, there are two crows stopped on the house. The woman said: 'Wu have a happy sound, the father will be spared.' So she wrote this poem." Zhang Ji's poem goes like this: "The Qin crows cry mute, crying at night in the homes of Chang'an officials. The official was imprisoned for his crime, and he sold his family's property to redeem himself. *** When I got up and heard the crows crying at night, I knew that there was a letter of pardon from the officials. I got out of bed and was so happy that I didn't sleep again, so I went to the hall in the morning to congratulate my aunt and uncle. *** The words of the crowing crows, your crowing prudent not false, borrow your garden tree as a high nest, year after year will not make hurt your child." He Yan was a metaphysician of the Three Kingdoms Wei, and Li Mian was a high-ranking official and patriarch of the Tang Dynasty, and is also said to have been a musician and a master zither maker. Later commentators have pointed out that the Qing Shang Xi Qu also has a poem, Wu Night Cries, written by Wang Linchuan of the Song Dynasty, which has "the same meaning as this one, but with different events".

The last collection of poems by Ted Hughes, the British Poet Laureate, who died in 1998, was called The Raven, and it was never fully collected; it was said to be only two-thirds, and some of the poems were not even written in full. Therefore, some literary researchers believe that this shows the poet's pursuit of "blankness". In ancient China, crows were also often included in poems. Here, let's end with a poem about crows. Bai Juyi's "The Night Cries of the Crow" eulogizes the crow's refusal to feed, and criticizes the world, attacking the unfilial people on earth, which is worth reading:

The crow lost its mother, and mumbled its sorrowful voice. The crows are not going to fly away day and night, and they have been guarding their old forest for years. The first time I heard this was when I was a child, and the second time I heard it was when I was a child. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands on a new one, and you'll be able to do that. Do birds not have mothers, but you are the only one who grieves y? It should be because of his mother's kindness that he can't stop grieving. In the past, there was a man named Wu Qi, whose mother's death did not come. Contempt for the disciples, whose hearts are not as good as those of the fowls. The first is the one that is not a part of the world, and the second is the one that is not a part of the world, and the third is the one that is not.

8. The story of "The Little Fox and the Little Crow", after the little fox ate the meat of the little crow, what would the old crow say to the little bird crow

The fox is a cunning animal, it does not matter if you let it cheat you, it lets you know that you have to think of the consequences of what you do before you do anything, just as you open your mouth to answer the words of the mouth after the meat in your mouth fell off

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The story of the house, the house, the house of the man and the bird, and the story of the man and the bird.

The owner of the house that was to be demolished and copied found a lizard with a nail through it in a wall that had been half demolished. The owner remembers that he put the nail into the wall 20 years ago to hang his wedding photo, but he didn't realize that he had put a life into the nail. But the most surprising thing was that the lizard slowly moved, and it was still alive.

The owner was amazed. He carefully sat next to him and watched closely to see why the lizard could be nailed to the wall for 20 years without dying. After a few days of observation, the master discovered the secret: the lizard's companion kept feeding it with food from all over the world for twenty years!

Afterwards, the lizard was nailed to the wall, and it was decided that it would be "useless" in this life, and it could not be "promoted" or "rich". But those companions still go to take care of it for 20 years, how many people can do it if it is a human being?

10. Lin Qingxuan's "The Lucky Bird"

11. Auspicious Bird>> after reading

? Auspicious Bird>> after reading

Today I read Mr. Lin Qingxuan's prose work "Auspicious Bird", at the beginning I was y attracted by the title, and I wondered in my heart: what kind of bird is an auspicious bird? Why do we call it an auspicious bird? Is an auspicious bird a magpie, a sparrow, or a lark 。。。。。。 I went into the author's mind with these questions. After reading this prose story, I learned that the original good-luck bird was the crow. I muttered in my mind, Huh! It's not right! How is the crow a good-luck bird? According to the traditional view of the crow is a symbol of bad luck, should not be a lucky bird ah! This article is about the author came to Vancouver, Canada, out of the Vancouver airport, the airport parking lot to see a lot of crows, even parked on the roof of the car, people are not afraid of life, crows cawing, flying around the side of the people. The friend who came to pick up the airplane looked at the author with a surprised look and said with a smile, "Canada has the most crows, Canadians regard crows as lucky birds, crows are very intelligent, very pleasing to the ear, the sound is also very nice, and can maintain the ecological balance, crows are also one of the very few birds that will be able to feed back." By the way, I've heard that crows often throw fruit that they can't peck out onto the highway so that cars can crush the fruit before checking it out and eating it! It turns out that to Canadians, crows are like magpies to us. In the eyes of the Chinese is the evil bird of the crow, in the eyes of the Canadians is a lucky bird, see the value of things in this world is different from person to person, if we change our prejudice, the value of things will change.

Then it is our heart that symbolizes evil things and is unlucky, what is the difference with the crow?

? Auspicious Birds>> After reading

Push open the door of my room, you can feel the air filled with the strong fragrance of books. Hehe! I'm savoring Lin Qingxuan's work, The Auspicious Bird!

In Vancouver, Canada, people love crows. The locals think that crows not only look good: they wear a black evening dress, like a gentleman; but also sound good, the cawing sound of this lovely little life is unique! Moreover, crows are the only birds in the world that know how to feed themselves. But what about in China? People think that crows are unlucky and bring bad luck, so crows often appear in derogatory terms, such as: "crow's mouth", "the world's crows are generally black" and so on.

How can there be such a big "favoritism"?

I think it's because people in both countries look at crows from different ethnic styles, habits and perspectives, and that produces completely different results. This reminds me of a little fable:

A spider was weaving a web in a corner, and the web, which was not ready to be appreciated, was broken by a gust of wind. Spider climbed up and hard to weave up, but unfortunately not yet weaved a few, and was destroyed by the wind even more broken. The spider climbed up again to repair its web without making any noise, but in the end it was unsuccessful. This process was seen by A and B. A said, "The spider is so patient, not afraid of setbacks and rising to the challenge, I want to be like it!" So A became strong. B looked at the spider and said, "What a stupid little thing, why don't you find a place where there is no wind to weave your web? I can't be as stupid as it!" So B became wise.

Indeed, different results come from different views on things, and it is these views that cause some differences in opinion and even lead to different lives.

If we say that just because the crow is black, we put it on the "bad luck" cage, is not "taking the bird by its cover"? As the saying goes, "You can't judge a person by his appearance, and you can't measure the sea by its weight", isn't that true for birds too?

The book is full of house, I immersed in black and white ......