伊索寓言读后感作文思维导图

This semester, I read Aesop's fable, I love the book, have a lot of feeling, the people in the book always emerge in front of my eyes.

Have you heard the story of the tortoise and rabbit race? Why can the tortoise go to the destination first? Because it is slow and persistent; And why did the rabbit lose? Because it runs and stops and has no endurance, the story tells us that a steady forward person can often win the final victory.

After reading Aesop's fables, I learned that there is no easy way to go on the way to school, and only those who have the courage to climb on the rugged mountain road and are not afraid of labor can hope to reach the glory of the summit. Learning, too, there will be a gap in human intelligence, but as long as the persistence, step by step a footprint, will be able to achieve good results. Although there are a lot of stories in Aesop's fables that have nothing to do with our lives, sometimes you are the stupid people in the book. These stories are showing the other side of us, " Aesop's fable" with a variety of animal characters, one by one beautiful little story to tell us the truth of life.

In the second grade, I thought I was doing well in my studies. I started to play every day after I finished my homework. I didn't review or preview. Over time, my grades slowly fell, and some of the original grades of students slowly exceeded me. I finally understand! Originally, I like the rabbit in Aesop's fable, stop and go, and some students like the tortoise steady progress. I finally realized this problem, since then, I do a good job of review and preview every day, my grades finally came up slowly.

Fable is a magic bean, although small, but can grow into towering trees; Fable is a magic wand, although short, but can produce interesting things; Fable is a small story, although short, but can tell us a truth.

《伊索寓言》是一部寓言故事。它是由元前六世纪伊索写的。里面的故事可以说是家喻户晓。它让我懂得了如何做人，如何处世，怎样辨别是非。其中《大力神和车夫》给我留下了深刻的映像。

一名车夫推着货车往前走。突然，车轮陷入了很深的车辙中，再也无法前进了。车夫一筹莫展，傻呆呆的站在那里，高声喊求大力神的来帮助他。大力神来到后，对车夫说："你自己不自力更生，尽力解决仅依靠我怎么行呢?"看到这里，我想：这个车夫真没用，这么简单的事还要依靠大力神。其实，我有时也喜欢依赖别人。又一次我的红领巾找不到了。我翻遍了我的房间，可还是没找到。我想：反正我的红领巾也旧了，还是再去买根新的吧!可自己又懒得去，就让爸爸给我去买，爸爸不但没给我买，竟还骂了我一顿。但读了这个故事后，让我明白了一个道理：一个人遇到困难，自力更生，是解决困难的最好的办法。今后，我我不能再像车夫那样依靠别人，做一个有出息的人!

人的生命是有限的，而知识是无限的。让我们去利用短暂的生命去好好的"品味"这部《伊索寓言》吧!

爸爸送了我精装书，厚厚的封面非常精美，上面几个烫金大字《伊索寓言》。我一把就夺了过去，迫不及待地翻看了起来。

伊索是古希腊人，长得很丑陋，有一次他触怒了国王而被关进了监狱，于是他就给别人讲自己编的寓言故事，这些寓言生动有趣，讲述了很多生活中的道理，于是一传十十传百，就成了我手头的这本好玩的故事书。

真不愧是讲故事的高手，凶恶的狮子、善良的绵羊、忠厚的老马……栩栩如生地呈现在我的眼前，让我懂得了日常生活和学习中的一些大道理，比如：一只猫捉住了一只鸡，要找个理由吃掉鸡，就说："你竟然来扰乱我午睡，我要吃了你"，"可当时我正在晒太阳啊"公鸡小声说道，"那就是你爸爸干的!"猫怒吼，"可我爸爸早就被狼吃了"公鸡胆小地说，"反正你就是得罪我了!"猫边说边扑向公鸡，一下子就把公鸡吞到肚子里。这个故事让我明白：有的坏人干坏事是不需要理由的。

《伊索寓言》让我说服人的口才大有长进。

有一次，我们在三峡游玩，晚上逛街时我和爸爸看到一家农家乐饭庄，爸爸说："吃了一天的面包正好可以进去解解馋"，可妈妈没胃口不想吃，还非得让我们回旅馆吃方便面，我对妈妈说："我来讲一个寓言吧，有只狐狸睡在牛吃的草料上，这时，牛要来吃草，狐狸又抓又吼，想把牛赶走，老牛发话了："自私的家伙!自己吃不了还不让别人吃。"妈妈听了"扑哧"一笑"你这个臭小子，还敢讽刺我，好了好了不扫你们兴了，我请客!"

看!《伊索寓言》还帮我赚了一顿好吃的。

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