The Necklace is an excellent short story by Mo Bosang. Mother borrowed a collection of Mo Bosang's novels from the library and recommended this article to me.
"Necklace" describes that the heroine is obsessed with vanity and glitz, and loses the borrowed necklace for a moment's show. The family had to scrimp and save, borrow from the east and borrow from the west, and finally scraped together 36 thousand francs to buy someone the same necklace. In order to pay off this debt, the couple lost ten years of sadness. What surprised them even more was that the lost necklace was just a handicraft worth several hundred francs!
Mrs. Lowasser, the heroine in this novel, is vain and always puts face first. Her own family is not rich, but she loves face so much that she has to borrow a necklace from a friend and wear it at the party. Moreover, she is very careless, knowing that this necklace is borrowed from others, so be extra careful when wearing it. Because she was too carried away, the necklace was lost, and it was she who suffered. At the end of the dance, her caring husband put on a coat for her, but she felt that the coat was too ordinary and ran downstairs in a panic for fear of being seen by others. Her husband wanted to call her a carriage, but she wouldn't listen. If she hadn't, the necklace might not have been lost.
However, Mrs. Lowasser is still very honest and trustworthy. She didn't take any risks. She didn't just buy a fake one or something, but bought the same repayment with borrowed money.
This novel tells us that it is oneself who ultimately suffers from vanity.
After reading the necklace in 400 words, I read the book Bronze Sunflower again in today's reading class. Still moved by the story of boys and girls inside!
Bronze Sunflower is Cao Wenxuan's work and my favorite. The book is about a special opportunity for Sunflower, a city girl, and Bronze, a dumb boy in the village, to become brothers and sisters. They live and grow together. 12 years old, fate recalled the sunflower to her city. Since then, the boy bronze often looked at the end of the reeds and the place where the girl was. Finally, one day, he seemed to see the shadow of sunflower and called its name. ...
This time, I took a general look. I first reviewed the contents of each chapter through the contents of the book. * * * There are nine chapters: the first chapter is a small wooden boat, the second chapter is a sunflower field, the third chapter is an old pagoda tree, the fourth chapter is a reed shoe, the fifth chapter is a golden thatch, the sixth chapter is an ice necklace, the seventh chapter is a March locust, the eighth chapter is a paper lantern, and the ninth chapter is a big haystack. My favorite chapters are reed shoes and ice necklace.
Today, I also extracted some good words, such as: reluctant, rosy, cloud nine, drowning, reluctant, stunned for a while, talking, unbearable, sunset, overlooking. ...
I also recorded many good sentences:
A boat full of thatch is like a boat full of gold.
The performance on the threshing floor is already crowded!
Sunflower is embarrassed and has a fever.
At this time, he held it high with his heel: an ice necklace appeared in the afterglow of the sunset.
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After reading this book, I think we should learn from them and dare to face up to the pain! As the saying goes, "anyone who can appreciate them can appreciate the value of life and the sweetness of leaving life."
Mathilde is a beautiful girl, but no one appreciates her. She can only stay at home and sit in front of the mirror and admire herself. Mathilde suppressed it, but her vanity was completely gone. Out of vanity, she borrowed a diamond necklace from a friend. Mathilde's tragic fate began. She lost her diamond necklace, but she was afraid to tell her friends. She just quietly earns money to pay her debts. Ten years later, after paying off the debt, she felt relaxed and told her friends the truth. At this time, a friend told her that this was just a fake diamond project, which was worthless at all.
When I read this, I felt heartache and regret for Mathilde's tragic experience. She can tell the truth to her friend, but vanity keeps him silent. Vanity hurt her. In fact, everyone has more or less vanity, so do I.
I like wearing beautiful clothes and playing with fashionable toys. I think only in this way can I hold my head high in front of my classmates and my friends will look at me with new eyes. Whether the price is expensive or not, I beg my parents to buy it every time. My parents followed me, preferring to scrimp and save their hard-earned money to help me buy new clothes and toys. In fact, those are unnecessary, just my vanity, I just want to show off in front of my classmates and friends. The clothes are still very new, but if the style is not the most fashionable, I will not wear them. After playing with the toy several times, I found it boring and threw it away. This is really a great waste.
From now on, I think I should restrain my vanity, don't waste money because of vanity, and don't let my parents live a hard life.
After reading Necklace, I read this short story in my freshman year. I never liked the heroine Mathilde. Her beautiful appearance belongs to a poor family. She thinks that heaven is unfair, but I think that having a husband who loves her is her greatest capital. She pursues luxury, the feeling of being sought after by thousands of people and all material comforts. I think she doesn't know how to cherish, but only complains to her husband, ignoring his pressure and feelings, so I don't have any good feelings for her.
Finally, the priceless necklace was lost! At this point, my mood is mixed. On the one hand, I think this is retribution for her, on the other hand, I am worried about how the poor family can compensate this amazing amount.
Of course, my opinion changed later. Although Mathilde is vain and loves face, it is only the nature of loving beauty. After ten years of paying off debts, the passing time slowly smoothed her impetuous heart, and she lost her beautiful face and everything. At this time, although she has no glory at all, I think she is very responsible. If she does something wrong, she will face it bravely, take responsibility to the end and try to make up for it instead of complaining. This is the responsible one, perhaps more "radiant"!
As a short story by Mo Bosang, the ending is of course very dramatic. Although I have complained to Xiao San, I am more grateful for this, letting her know that youth and looks are not capital. Attitude towards life, cherish your own heart, is better than any "priceless" necklace!
The Necklace by the famous French writer Mo Bosang is a masterpiece of short stories in the world. After reading it, I feel that its content is tortuous and wonderful, and it contains profound life truths. The necklace has 400 words after reading it.
The article "The Necklace" describes that the heroine, Mrs. Vasseur, is very vain. In order to attract attention at the dance, she lost a pearl necklace borrowed from a friend. From then on, the family had to scrimp and save, work hard, and it took ten years to finally collect the money for the necklace. They bought the same necklace and returned it to their friend, who told her that the necklace lent to her was a handicraft, only worth several hundred francs. Mrs. Wassel regretted it and hated herself for being too vain.
After reading this article, I feel that many people in life try to save face and satisfy vanity, but the result is a fiasco. For example, now that the quality of life has improved, some women feel that they are not beautiful enough, so they dye their hair and make up, and some even spend tens of thousands of yuan on plastic surgery. I have seen such a news on TV: a young college student ignored his parents' advice and had cosmetic surgery, which failed. Not only has she not become beautiful, but her original appearance has also been ruined. From this, it is not difficult for us to understand that being a man should not lose face and be vain.
The Necklace is not only an excellent short story with wonderful content, but also an excellent literary work with profound truth. If you are interested in this novel, you might as well read it.
After reading Necklace, I feel 400 words, and 6 years is like a wheel. No matter how complicated things are, they will eventually turn back to the original point. Whether the necklace is true or not, it has become smooth after ten years of washing and grinding. But ten years' time, ten years' youth and ten years' efforts have not been wasted because of the loss of the necklace, but have made a better self.
The book Necklace was written by the great writer Mo Bosang. He described that the vain Mrs. Sevard borrowed a diamond necklace from her rich girlfriend to show off at an aristocratic banquet. When she appeared at the party wearing a necklace, it aroused the admiration and flattery of the audience, and her vanity was greatly satisfied. But happiness brings sorrow. On the way home, I accidentally lost my necklace. In order to compensate for this diamond necklace worth 36,000 francs, it took Mrs. Luo Seva seven years to scrimp and save before she paid off this huge debt. Unfortunately, that necklace is fake.
French philosopher Bertelson once said: "Vanity is hardly an evil, but all evil deeds are born around vanity, just a means to satisfy vanity." From this novel, we know that we should not blindly pursue false things, but should be down-to-earth and strive to create our own honor through our own efforts and wisdom.
After reading "Necklace" in 400 words, I read an article "The most expensive necklace" today, which is very touching.
This article is about: the shopkeeper saw a little girl walk into the shop and stared at a sapphire necklace with ecstasy. She said she would buy it for her sister who took care of her, because the little girl's mother died, and only her sister still took care of her like her mother. She also said that her sister's eyes were blue, so she wanted to buy this sapphire necklace for the little girl's sister.
The shopkeeper asked her, "How much money do you have?" The little girl took a handkerchief out of her pocket, carefully untied all the knots and spread it out on the counter. Just some coins. The little girl said excitedly, "Are these all right?"
The shopkeeper actually gave the necklace to the little girl and wrapped it beautifully in a box.
Later, a beautiful girl with blue eyes came to the shop. She said, "How much is this necklace?" The owner said, "The price of our store is a secret between buyers and customers."
The girl said, "This necklace is real. She can't afford it. " The shopkeeper actually repackaged the necklace for the girl and said, "Your sister gave me more than anyone else. She gave her everything!" " "
After reading this article, I know I should be grateful. Parents are so tired and teachers are so hard, all for us. We should study hard to repay parents' upbringing and teachers' education. I also feel that the world is full of true feelings, and true feelings are priceless.
After reading the necklace in 400 words, I recently read an article about the most expensive necklace. From this article, I feel that my sister is always kind to her! My sister gets up early every day to cook for her, and then she goes to work. Knowing that her sister worked so hard every day and today was her birthday, she quietly took the money and went to the jewelry store. Here you can know that she likes her sister very much and doesn't want her to know, so give her a surprise. She also asked the shopkeeper to wrap the necklace in red paper, and then skipped home.
Reading this reminds me of a friend of mine. He is as poor as the little girl in the story. His parents divorced and he was raised by his mother. After that, he never saw his father again. In order to support him and make money, his mother gets up early and gets greedy every day. I have to deliver him food at noon and pick him up after school. He saw everything his mother said and did, and he was very moved. Women's Day is coming, and he wants to give his mother a gift to repay her. He called me and asked me to give him an idea of what to send to his mother. I thought for a moment and said to him, "What does your mother like best?" He turned around and said, "Last time, I went shopping with him and passed a shop. She stood outside for a while as if she had taken a fancy to a dress. " I said, "just send her a dress and buy it with your lucky money."
Whether it is my sister's love for the little girl or my mother's love for my son and mother, their love is great and selfless. But you should also know how to repay kindness.
400 words after reading The Necklace I recently read two short stories by Mo Bosang, The Necklace and My Uncle Yule. Comparatively speaking, I prefer the novel Necklace, and I feel a lot of reflection after reading it.
The hostess in the novel is a very beautiful girl, born in a poor family. Although I didn't meet a boy with money and status to understand and love him, I had to make do with it and marry a small staff member of the Education Bureau. Although this small clerk is poor, he is also very dutiful. He has never done anything to steal the chicken and steal the dog.
Until something completely changed her fate. Once her husband sent her an invitation letter, and her husband's boss of the Ministry of Education invited them to a grand dance. Now she is in trouble, because all the people attending the dance are rich and powerful. She doesn't even have a beautiful dress. She is afraid of being laughed at, and her husband can't refuse, so she has the money to make a beautiful dress for her. When she put on beautiful clothes, she immediately found that there were no accessories and she was laughed at. So the husband remembered his rich girlfriend and could borrow it from her. His wife immediately took a fancy to a diamond necklace, so she borrowed it and bought it happily for the dance. At the dance, people's eyes were focused on the couple because the hostess was very beautiful. The girl felt that all eyes were on her, because the diamond necklace brought her brilliance. When the girl came home after the dance, she suddenly found her necklace missing. I looked everywhere in the corner and on the road, but I couldn't find it. They found a similar necklace in a jewelry store and asked for 38,000 gold coins. The boys have 65,438+06,000 gold coins, so they have to borrow the rest. The boys borrowed money crazily to write IOUs. They worked for 65,438+00 years and finally paid off the borrowed money. Return the necklace to his master. The master told him that the necklace lent to him was fake and worth 200 gold coins. The poor couple could not find health for a long time.
After reading 400 words of The Necklace, Laura is a lovely little girl. A man named Beifeng is Laura's godfather. The man gave Laura a necklace with three raindrops. These three raindrops won't get Laura wet or fall. Whenever she has a birthday, she will send one. When there is a fourth one, no matter how heavy the rain is, she won't get wet. When there is a fifth, what kind of lightning can't hurt her; When there is a sixth one, the strongest wind can't blow her away; When you have the seventh rule, you can swim in the deepest river; With the eighth, she can swim across the widest sea; When there is a ninth; Clap your hands and the rain will stop; On the tenth occasion, when the nose blows, it rains. After reading the raindrop necklace, I feel 550 words. However, this necklace won't come off when you wear it! Taking it off will bring disaster to her.
When Laura went to school, the little girl Meg wanted Laura's necklace. She can't wear it at school, so the teacher keeps it for Laura and returns it to her after school. As a result, a princess took a necklace as a birthday present, and Laura said it was hers. The king asked her to return it to her in the next rain, but only if there were ten raindrops. The princess felt sorry for Laura and gave it back to her. Meg was punished for this.
After reading this text, I know, don't be too greedy, it's wrong to have what others have. Contentment can make you happy. You should think about what you have, a loving family, a virtuous mother, a tall father, maybe a little sister with a little brother, and many beautiful clothes, handsome pants, lovely dolls and all kinds of toys.
After reading the necklace, 400 words 1 1. Mo Bosang's masterpiece has been read for some time. Every time I watch it, I subconsciously skip the part where Mathilde tries to pay off the debt, because I can't bear to part with it.
In class, the teacher also led us to analyze the background of the times and Mo Bosang's usual writing skills, which helps us to further understand the characters in the article. What we thought of Mrs Mathilde's vanity, dissatisfaction and money worship was finally explained by Mo Bosang in a simple and complicated word: human nature.
Come to think of it, which woman is not vain? Or who is not vain? The answer is yes, this is the most typical human nature. Mrs Mathilde was helpless in the reality of poverty, but she also filled her vanity with her own imagination. The gap between her imagination and reality described in the article is so big, is it to show that she should not be in such a poor state, or is she just daydreaming? What she yearns for is so funny to us, but what woman doesn't have such a fantasy in her heart? Still so obsessed with money, but it was precisely the current situation of society at that time.
When the teacher asked us: If you were a man, would you marry Mathilde? My answer is yes. If I were such a man, a small civil servant, content to drink broth every day, I should marry a street bitch or a vulgar village woman, but Mathilde was beautiful and had her own style, which was very rare in Europe at that time.
After reading the necklace in 400 words 12, the time passed quietly like running water, and Mo Bosang had finished reading the necklace. I don't sigh that this is a novel with a soul, and it is always pleasant to read. Of course, I have some opinions on this novel!
First of all, the novel tells the story of a lady named Loizai, who borrowed a diamond necklace from her friend Flache Jie because her family was poor and had no money to buy jewelry for a dinner party in the upper class, and stood out at the party. When I got home, I found that the necklace was lost, so I had to borrow money to buy an identical necklace worth 36 thousand gold francs and return it to the owner. For the next ten years, she and her husband worked hard to earn money and pay off their debts. Later, when I met my friend Fleischer again, I realized that the necklace I lent her was just a fake.
From the writing technique, it can be said that it is natural, connecting the preceding with the following, and the foreshadowing is heavy, so that readers can't open their eyes for fear of missing any fragments. At the same time, when Mrs. Loizai learned the truth, it caused readers to think deeply. What are people pursuing? Is it worth ten years of hard work for beauty?
Personally, everyone has a love for beauty, but in the absence of conditions, blindly pursuing this beauty is vanity. Often this vanity comes at a price, or it is unequal.
Beauty is from the inside out, and the beauty of natural people is beautiful!
I read an article "The most expensive necklace" today. The article tells the story of a little girl who lost her parents when she was young and was raised by her sister. In order to repay her sister's kindness, she used all her savings to buy a beautiful necklace. But later, my sister returned the necklace to the shopkeeper. My sister said: this necklace is genuine, and my sister's savings are only a few coins, so I can't exchange this expensive necklace. The shopkeeper said, "No, she paid more than anyone else. She gave everything she had. "
After reading this, I was deeply moved The little girl thanked her sister for her care, and the shopkeeper was moved by the little girl's gratitude ... I asked myself: am I a grateful person? I think so, too. When I was growing up, many people helped me: parents, relatives, teachers and classmates, and strangers ... when I was in trouble, they all gave me a helping hand, which made me feel deeply. I think I am also a grateful person, helping my parents do housework, delivering packages to teachers at school and helping my classmates solve problems. ...
Thinking about it, I seem to see the smiling faces of my parents, teachers and classmates full of youthful vitality. ...
Just be grateful!
After reading the necklace in 400 words 14 I read a story today called a string of crystal necklaces.
The story tells that the jeweler Wilt loves his wife very much. He promised to give his wife a crystal necklace worth 500 pounds on the third wedding anniversary. But on the day before their wedding anniversary, Wilt raised 380 pounds. He had to spend 80 pounds on an imitation crystal necklace. In the afternoon, Mrs Anna, an old customer, brought a string of crystal necklace beads for him to wear. He couldn't buy it at first sight, so he thought of his wife when he was wearing clothes, so he gave the imitation to Mrs. Anna, and suddenly he changed it under the pretext of cleaning. Backstage, he received a letter from Mrs Anna, saying that the necklace was given to him as a gift.
This article depicts the characters very carefully, which makes the jeweler and his wife active on the paper. Reading gives people an immersive feeling. () After reading this article, it gives me the feeling of drinking a cup of strong coffee, with endless aftertaste.
I like the part where Mr. Wilt changes jewelry, because there are many descriptions of psychological changes in this part. From Mr. Wilt's expression, language and actions, we can see that Mr. Wilt's anxiety, inner contradictions and guilt for his wife are all vividly portrayed by his various performances. Then the author vividly described his four psychological changes through many words.
The article first describes the family situation of Mr. Wilt, a jeweler, and his promise to his wife ... all of which pave the way for Mr. Wilt's jewelry-changing love, so that we can write the plot later, and then the more relaxed plot tells us: "If you know your mistakes, you can change them, and the fault is not here." This truth.
The Necklace by the famous French writer Mo Bosang is a masterpiece among the world's short stories. After reading it, I feel that its information is winding and exciting, and it contains profound life truths.
The article "The Necklace" describes that the heroine, Mrs. Vasseur, is very vain. In order to attract attention at the dance, she lost a pearl necklace borrowed from a friend. From then on, the family had to scrimp and save, work hard, and it took ten years to finally collect the money for the necklace. They bought the same necklace and returned it to their friend, who told her that the necklace lent to her was a handicraft, only worth several hundred francs. Mrs. Wassel regretted it and hated herself for being too vain.
After reading this article, I feel that many people in life try to save face and satisfy vanity, but the result is a fiasco. For example, at present, the quality of life has improved. Some women feel that they are not beautiful enough, so they dye their hair and make up, and some even spend 10,000 yuan on plastic surgery. I have seen such a news on TV: a young college student ignored his parents' advice and had cosmetic surgery, which failed. Not only has she not become beautiful, but her original appearance has also been ruined. From this, it is not difficult for us to understand that being a man should not lose face and be vain.
The Necklace is not only a short story with wonderful information, but also an excellent literary work with profound truth. If you are interested in this novel, you might as well read it.