Su Jiaoban sixth grade Chinese last semester "Words of Nature"

When we know the words, we can read thick books and understand things in the world. Nature also has its own words. Every star in the sky is a word, and every pebble under your feet is also a word.

In ancient times, sailors needed to find their way and time at sea, so they went to see the gobbledygook written by the stars. Even if they don't have a compass, they won't get lost. They look up at the sky. In many constellations composed of stars, they will find Ursa minor. In Ursa minor, they will find Polaris, and the north is beyond it.

Clouds are also words in the book of the sky. On a hot summer day, a white Yunshan stands in the distance, from which two sharp points protrude to the left and right, and the mountain becomes like a blacksmith's anvil. Pilots know that anvil cloud is a precursor of thunderstorm and should stay away from it. If you fly in it, it will destroy the plane.

The land under our feet is also an interesting book for those who can read it.

A gray stone was dug up on the construction site. You only know that it is just an ordinary stone, but it is not ordinary to those who understand the nature. It's limestone. It's caused by broken shells. As we all know, shellfish are the inhabitants of the ocean. It can be seen that in ancient times, this place which is now a city was once a Wang Yang.

Walking in the forest, sometimes I suddenly see a big granite standing in the middle of the forest, covered with moss, just like fur. How did it get here? Who has the strength to move it into the forest? Besides, how did it get through the dense forest? People who know nature characters will immediately say that they are not moved by people, but by ice. Those ice cubes "crawled" from the cold north, carrying large and small stones along the road. That was a long time ago, when there were no forests at all. The surrounding forest was developed later.

To learn to understand nature's character, we should walk in the Woods or fields from childhood and pay attention to observation. If there is something you don't understand, look in the book again and see if there is an explanation. You should also ask a learned man: What kind of stone is this? what kind of tree is it? People who always sit at home will never understand the words of nature.

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