650 words after reading Pinocchio

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Part 1: Thoughts after reading "Pinocchio"

The first time I knew "Pinocchio", I was only six or seven years old at that time, right? At 4:30 every afternoon, right? Standing in front of the radio, listening to the "Small Speaker" fascinatedly, no one can ask me to do anything at this time! I would wipe my tears when I heard something sad, and laugh out loud when I heard something happy. My mother always said I was "stupid", but I wasn't angry either - I didn't have time to argue with her.

Not long ago, when I saw "Pinocchio" in the library, I immediately thought of "lying will make your nose grow longer" and "if you don't study, you will become a donkey". Until then, I didn’t know it was Carlo, an Italian children’s literature writer. Clody's masterpiece. Like meeting an old friend, with infinite intimacy, I read this fairy tale to my son.

The protagonist of the fairy tale "Pinocchio" is Pinocchio, a naughty puppet made by the old carpenter Geppetto. He is innocent, pure and simple, upright and brave. He is willful, naughty, unruly, and sometimes likes to lie. Like many children in real life, he is kind-hearted and smart. But there are also many shortcomings: no assertiveness, no perseverance, and unable to resist temptation. Because of this, he experienced many dangerous things. In the words of his son, "it was really a narrow escape from death"!

He sold his textbooks because he wanted to watch a play. Nearly got burned to death in a puppet show. On the way home, he was deceived by a fox and a cat and almost hanged by them. After the fairy rescued him, he was sent to prison by the judge of Fool's City. After being released from prison, he was forced to work as a watchdog again. At night, he helped his master catch a weasel and regained his freedom. He also wanted to be a good boy who studied hard, but he couldn't resist the temptation. He listened to his bad classmates and skipped school to play in the "Playland" and turned into a donkey. Finally, he reunited with his father in the shark's belly and managed to escape. From then on, the little puppet went to work every day, studied hard when he had time, and sincerely took care of Geppetto's father and fairy mother, and finally turned into a truly good boy.

The twists and turns and bizarre stories immediately attracted my son, and he always read two or three chapters before going to bed every night. From time to time, he would use the words in the book to reason with me: "Mom, don't lie to others. Children who lie will have long noses!" "Mom, children who don't like to learn will become stupid donkeys, right?" This thin book "Pinocchio" vividly explains so many truths to children, which is really beneficial and unforgettable!

Chapter 2: Thoughts after reading "Pinocchio"

After finishing my homework for the day, I was bored and had nothing to do. I found a copy of "Pinocchio" and looked at it with relish. My sister told me the story of Pinocchio a long time ago, but I no longer remember it. So when I read this book again, I still felt that it was not enough.

This story mainly tells the story of an old carpenter who had no children and used some extra wood to make a wooden puppet one night. The old carpenter named the puppet Pinocchio. Pinocchio was very naughty and refused to listen to the old carpenter. The old carpenter sent him to study, so he secretly sold the textbooks and went to watch the circus. After watching the circus, he did not go home. Instead, he ran out to play and met a robber. The robber hung him from a tree and he wasThe fairy came to the rescue. The fairy asked about how Pinocchio was hung from the tree by the robbers, but Pinocchio told lies. The strange thing is that as long as Pinocchio tells lies, his nose will grow longer. Each sentence will become longer and longer. Pinocchio was scared to death. It turned out that the fairy was punishing him. He decided to become a good boy, so he went to find his father first, but instead of finding his father, he met the cat and the fox. The cat and the fox tricked Pinocchio into planting gold coins, but the gold coins disappeared, and so did the cat and the fox. When she knew she had been cheated, she went to the river. However, she learned from the big fish that her father had been eaten by a shark, so Pinocchio decided to save her father. On the way to save his father, Pinocchio went to the Land of Toys with his friends, but he turned into a donkey because of his playfulness. One day, the veterinarian took Pinocchio to the beach, and Pinocchio fell into the sea. When the veterinarian pulled him ashore, Pinocchio turned into a puppet again. He swam to the sea and was eaten by a shark. They found their father in the shark's belly. The father and son tried to take it out from the shark's belly, but his father fell ill, so Pinocchio worked hard to earn money to save his father. In the end, Pinocchio's efforts moved the fairy, and Pinocchio became a real child.

Through this story, I saw that Pinocchio’s hard work finally paid off. We cannot learn from Pinocchio’s bad habits of lying, being naughty, and being unruly. We must learn from him to become a good boy who is honest, obedient, loves to learn, and loves to work.

Part 3: Thoughts after reading "Pinocchio"

During the summer vacation, I read a book called "Pinocchio". The story in it deeply attracted me. I read it in one breath in two days.

This book mainly tells the story: An old man named Geppetto made a puppet and named it Pinocchio. Pinocchio has been naughty, playful and lazy since he was a child. Because of lying, his nose will become very long. Pinocchio skipped school, turned into a donkey, was thrown into the water, and almost died. After experiencing various hardships, he gradually grew up, became honest, kind, and hardworking, and became a real little boy.

From Pinocchio, I saw my own shadow. His father worked hard to make the puppets, gave him food he was reluctant to eat, and wore clothes he was reluctant to buy. He also sold his clothes in exchange for books to send him to school, which was very kind to him. But Pinocchio didn't appreciate it and made trouble everywhere. Thinking back to when I was little, I was very bad, which always made my parents angry and worried. Once, my father sent me to Xinhua Bookstore to read alone. I came out after reading half of the book. I was fascinated by the game console next to me and stood there for a long time. It wasn't until my parents found me sweating profusely that I realized I had done something wrong. Looking back now, I feel sorry for them.

The book also writes that in the face of dangers and setbacks, Pinocchio was changing bit by bit. He had gradually realized his past mistakes and became strong and brave unknowingly. Pinocchio's father was sick and needed milk to recover. Pinocchio got up at dawn every day to fetch a hundred buckets of water for farmer Gio to irrigate the fields, so that he could get a glass of milk for his father. In the evening, Pinocchio also learned to weave straw baskets and sell them in exchange for a lot of money to support himself and his father. I'm not as good as Pinocchio, but I can now share my parents' housework, helping my mother fold clothes and clean the room. Every time I do it, my parents will look at me with approval, and my mother will always say things like "My daughter has grown up, my daughter is awesome", and she will even kiss me. It makes me feel proud to do housework.

The book Pinocchio is very beautiful.The vivid story attracts me all the time, and I will read it again and again. This book has benefited me a lot.

Chapter 4: Thoughts after reading "Pinocchio"

Recently, I read the book "Pinocchio". The puppet Pinuccio in the book is naive, naughty and does not like to learn. The various strange things that happened in his life are hilarious and endlessly memorable.

"Pinocchio" was written by Cano, a famous Italian children's writer in the second half of the 19th century. Collodi's masterpiece, the story tells the story of the old carpenter Master Cherry who found a piece of wood that could cry and laugh like a doll. He gave the piece of wood to his childless old friend Geppetto. Geppetto used the piece of wood to carve a puppet and named him "Pinuccio". Geppetto raised "Pinuccio" as his own child, and sold his clothes to buy textbooks for Pinuccio to study. However, Pinuccio did not know how to cherish this hard-won learning opportunity, so he secretly sold the textbooks and bought tickets to watch a puppet show. However, the leader of the puppet show "Fire Eater" found out and gave him five gold coins. Whenever Pinocchio lies, his nose grows as long as a hand to punish him. Therefore, whenever Pinuccio lies, his nose grows longer, which often makes him unable to go out because of his long nose: because whenever he wants to go out, if he turns his head this way, his nose will hit the bed and break the glass window; if he turns his head that way, his nose will hit the wall and the door; if he raises his head, his nose will be in danger of inserting one of the fairy's eyes. Later, a playful child asked him to play with him in the "Playland". As a result, he was turned into a donkey. After being bought by the circus owner, his legs were broken with a stick by the owner during a performance. After being bought, the buyer wanted to drown him and use its skin to make a drum, but a group of fish ate up his skin... Finally, after all the twists and turns in life, Pinuccio finally woke up and went to school again. He studied hard, served his father when he came home from school, and became a good boy. In the end, he moved the fairy and turned him into a "real person".

After reading this book, I couldn’t help but think of some similar things that happen in our daily lives. Around us, there are students like Pinuccio who, because they want to buy toys, lie to their parents and say that the school has to pay this and that money. In the end, they use their parents’ “hard-earned money” to satisfy their greed for fun. Therefore, I want to tell them here not to lie anymore. If parents knew about it, I don’t know how sad they would be.

Chapter 5: Thoughts after reading "Pinocchio"

Recently, on the recommendation of my mother, I read the good book "Pinocchio".

"Pinocchio" is the representative work of the famous Italian children's literature writer Carlo Collodi. It tells the story of a puppet child named Pinocchio, how he went through twists and turns, accepted lessons, and finally became a child.

This book mainly tells the story of an old man named Geperro who had no children. He carved a puppet out of a puppet and named it Pinocchio. Although Pinocchio always wanted to be a good boy, he couldn't withstand the temptation. He skipped school, lied, made bad friends, and was fooled several times but still refused to change. He is deceived by foxes and cats and almost hanged by them, but is saved by a fairy with blue sky-colored hair. The fairy taught him not to lie. Whenever he lied, a section of her nose would grow. He lied three times in a row, and his nose was so long that he could not even turn around in the room. At this time, Pinocchio began to wake up, but he still couldn't resist the temptation of his bad friends, so he followed him to the Wandering Country again. A few months later, Pinocchio grew a pair of donkey ears on his head and turned into a donkey.Sold to the circus. At the critical moment, it was the fairy who rescued him. Finally, the father and son reunited unexpectedly in the belly of the shark and managed to escape. Pinocchio decided to change his past and finally became a real child.

After reading this fairy tale, I know: If you want to be a truly good child, you can’t just think about it. You have to prove it with actual actions. You must not lie, not skip school, not make bad friends, and don’t easily believe other people’s lies. People will definitely make mistakes, and it doesn't matter if they make mistakes, as long as they correct themselves, if they don't correct themselves after repeated admonitions, they will be like what is written in the book. The little wick and the previous puppet Pinocchio were too playful, so they both turned into a donkey. But because Pinocchio accepted the lesson and made serious corrections, he turned back into a puppet. However, instead of making serious corrections, Little Wick became more and more indifferent and playful. In the end, Pinocchio changed his ways and became a real good boy. When Little Wick saw that Pinocchio had turned into a really good boy, he felt extremely regretful and decided to correct himself. However, it was too late, and Little Wick was still a donkey in the end.

I will also be a good child who doesn’t lie, don’t skip school, don’t make bad friends, and doesn’t easily believe other people’s lies! Everyone thinks the same as me!

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