The central idea of the lesson of stirring up a hornet's nest

The central idea is that after seeing the story that wasps died of their own behavior because of their childhood curiosity, the article understands the truth that everything has life. People should live in harmony with all living things and don't do anything that hurts them.

This article mainly tells the story of a hornet's nest under the eaves of the window of the author's grandfather's house. Grandpa never dared to open the window for fear of being stung by a wasp. The author poked a hornet's nest out of curiosity and was stung by a wasp.

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Feng Jicai, the author of "Tongma Honeycomb", on the one hand, the article is the author's own personal feelings. After poking the hornet's nest, a "desperate" bumblebee stung the author severely. On the other hand, it is the story of grandpa. Grandpa told me that a wasp lying on his back stung the author to death. Grandpa said, "You destroyed its home, of course it won't spare you." The sentence "it is desperate" gives the author a new understanding of the wasp.

The article vividly wrote the momentum of desperate revenge after the hornet's nest home was destroyed and hurt. Because this wasp left a deep impression on me, it not only stung me, but also related to my death. It shows that since I stirred up a hornet's nest, my mind has been hit and my thoughts have changed a lot.