Feelings (10)

Greener Journal of Language and Literature Research

Special Issue Vol. 6(2), pp. 25-26, 2020

ISSN: 2384-6402

https://gjournals.org/GJLLR

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Feelings (10)

Mi Zhou

Suqian Economic and Trade Vocational School

Yuan Guo

ARTICLE INFO
	*Accepted:* 01/10/2020 *Published:* 15/10/2020	Corresponding Author Zhou Mi* *E-mail:* 1024317354@ qq.com

I learn brush calligraphy made something happen: a child used up the edge paper, took others' paper, and at that time the master happened to be not in, someone who saw it told the teacher that she stole things, the teacher said she was still young, and do not know how to take other people's things, so she rebuked the reporter not to talk nonsense.

Yes, there is no such thing as not taking other people's things in her values. When a reporter interviews a criminal, he often asks him, "Did you know it was against the law when you committed the crime?" Some criminals say they don't know, because they don't have the concept, and they think it's normal when they commit a crime.

So we must establish a correct value, moral view, which is very important.

I played chess with a younger chess player, perhaps because I was older, I always won. I found it boring to win again, so I began to teach him, to remind him when he wanted to eat chess, and to correct him when he made mistakes. It didn't matter who won or who lost, because I didn't want to win but to have fun.

I played chess with an uncle. I made a move, looked at the TV, and kept losing. When I turned it off, I started winning.

A man cannot spin and reel at the same time. We must concentrate on our work, especially on study.

I was holding a bike to walk on the road, someone on the opposite sideof the road bumped into me once, I had not opened my mouth to say anything yet, and I heard him say: " how do you ride a bike!"

His first thought after the incident was that someone else had a problem rather than himself, and I'm sure he's not the only one.

I bought back the lottery ticket, the same night on the Internet to check the winning number, I did not win, but the next day I still ran to the lottery station to confirm again, of course, the same number. I confirm it again because I still had a fantasy about it.

Don't we have illusions when we face facts we don't want to accept?

When I went to the Postal Savings Bank to collect my payment, I noticed the words "the aged, the infirm, the sick and the disabled first" written in the window when I was waiting in line.

A pair of couplets is pasted on the door of an outpatient department, which means customers are numerous and wealth is abundant. Isn't he hoping that everyone else is wrong?