Note 1:

I reread the text Swallow Train some time ago. Moved by the story again.

One cold winter, the swallows flying over Switzerland were trapped by the goose feather snow there. Some swallows were frozen stiff, and some swallows were damaged or even died because they could not find food. Looking at this group of lonely swallows, the residents spontaneously went out to look for poor swallows, took them home, fed them food, warmed them, and sent them all to the warm south by air-conditioned trains. Good people!

Give your selfless love to the world. After reading this, an experience immediately came into view.

Some time ago, my mother and I went to eat. A unkempt beggar only asked Nuo Nuo for a bowl of rice, but the boss didn't give it to him with a straight face. The kind mother couldn't stand it anymore, so she stood up and bought him a steamed bread with meat, and specially added an egg. He grabbed the steamed bread and hid in the corner, and wolfed it down. We didn't do anything for a while and continued to eat our own food.

Who knows that after he finished eating, he knelt down at us and banged his head twice. We were all shocked. We didn't do anything. How can we be so honored? I was shocked, too. I didn't drink the porridge I wanted, so I took it to the beggar. My mother stopped me and told me that beggars are human beings and should be respected. She gave me money to buy him a new bowl. The people next to him are also crying to buy food for beggars.

Love is the most beautiful language in the world. Let us, like the people in the swallow train, hand in hand to pass on love and make the world full of warmth!

Note 2:

Today, we learned the lesson "Swallow Train". The main content is: Swallows are in trouble when flying from south to north. The local temperature drops suddenly, the rain and snow continue, and the swallows are dying. The local government called on people to look for swallows everywhere, and everyone went out of their homes. A little girl named Betty saved a dozen swallows one day. In this way, thousands of swallows were put on the train and they were saved.

After reading this text, I am very moved. Without everyone's help, the swallow would not be saved. If I were a swallow, I would be the first to thank the government. If there is no government calling for action, only a few good people will know the news and help us. How terrible that so many of our swallows will freeze to death alive! Moreover, the government has arranged a comfortable and beautiful air-conditioned train for us to take us to a warm place, so I want to thank the government first.

My second thanks are to the residents. After hearing the news, residents went out of their homes one after another, braved the cold, braved the flying universities, and trod the difficult mountain roads to find us in the cracks in the rocks. Universities are flying all over the sky, how much they have contributed to our little swallow! Especially the little girl Betty, at a young age, in order to save us, she and her parents searched for us in the cracks of the rock and sent us to the railway station.

Although her face is red and her hands are stiff, she doesn't care at all. It can be seen that her concern for our little life is multifaceted!

If I encounter a similar situation in the future, I will be a caring little girl like Betty.

Note 3:

In the Chinese class on the morning of February 6, 65438, I was deeply impressed by the text "Swallow Train" read by Teacher Zhang.

The main content of the text is: In order to protect the swallows killed in China, the Swiss government appealed to people to look for frozen swallows, and transported these rescued swallows to warm places by air-conditioned trains, which happened between people and animals.

Swallows are migratory birds. They can fly long distances. Why do they send them by special train? What a good question! The reason for the problem is that this spring, swallows flying back to the north from the south passed through Switzerland. Almost all the insects were frozen to death because of the sudden drop of local temperature and the constant snowstorm. Swallows can't find food, are hungry and cold, and are in danger of death.

In this case, the Swiss government attaches great importance to it and calls on people to come out and help the swallows. Residents have stepped out of their homes, braved the chilly spring cold, braved the snow all over the sky, trod the frozen and hard mountains, and experienced thousands of difficulties and dangers, flying over Qian Shan to find Yan.

At this time, Betty, the little girl who heard the radio, like her parents and residents, was looking for frozen swallows in the cracks of the snow-covered mountains. She was not afraid of danger and cold, so she rescued more than a dozen swallows alone. She didn't want her face to be red and her hands to be stiff with cold at all, but she didn't care at all. There is only one request, that is, to save the lives of swallows.

The train carrying swallows started and sailed away with human friendship. Swallows were saved, chirping in the carriage to thank humans. People have gone through hardships to protect animals and achieved harmonious coexistence between people and animals.