CATDOLL : CATDOLL: A short story about fireflies (The story of fireflies)

1. The story of the unsatisfied firefly?

Once upon a time, there was a lovely firefly named Jingjing. She flew around with a small lantern every day to light the way for everyone outside at night, and was called an enthusiastic "little star" by the animals. Jingjing was very happy, and she always wanted to be a real star.

One day, her wish was known by the Moon Lady, so she sent Morning Star to summon Jingjing to the sky. Along the way, Jingjing was very excited and asked curiously: "What star is this? What star is that?" Morning Star answered patiently one by one, and he thought the little firefly Jingjing was so cute.

They flew across the night sky and arrived at the beautiful Milky Way. Thousands of stars shone with beautiful light, some red, some blue, and some golden. The planets were not shining, but their appearance was also very beautiful. Some planets had rings, such as Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Jingjing was dazzled by these beautiful star clusters and gradually fell in love with space.

Finally, Jingjing chose a suitable place and stopped. She also turned into a star and slowly grew as big as other planets, but she still felt very small.

As the days passed, her life was no longer as busy as before. Sometimes she would go to play with other planets and observe the wonderful phenomena of other planets. But sometimes she still often missed the good times she had with the little animals.

After a long period of comfortable life on the planet, Little Star seemed to feel that it was meaningless and not as fulfilling as the days of helping others. He gradually realized that he could not get real pleasure from just caring about himself, so one night he quietly turned into a shooting star across the night sky and quietly landed in the familiar forest on Earth. He began to shrink gradually and finally turned into the cute little firefly. He was very happy because he finally found the happiness of being a "little star" again.

2. The story of the firefly that helped the little frog?

It was dark, and a firefly was carrying a small lantern and hurrying on her way to attend her friends' dance.

Suddenly, a low cry came from the grass by the river.

"Oh, little frog, are you crying?" The firefly approached the little frog and said, "You must have lost your way. Come, I will take you home."

The little frog said: "No, I'm waiting for my mother!"

It turned out that the little frog's mother went out. Before leaving, she said, "I will be home before dark."

However, it was dark and the mother didn't come back, so the little frog was scared.

The firefly said, "What's there to be afraid of? I'll accompany you!"

The firefly told the little frog stories about the masquerade and the dreams it had had.

As the little frog listened, he said in a daze, "Your little lantern is so cute..." After that, the little frog nestled his head next to the little lantern and fell asleep.

"Ah." Firefly sighed.

The firefly looked up at the other side of the river, which was crowded with small lanterns, and his friends' dance was about to begin.

"Oh, child, go!" At some point, the mother frog quietly came to the side of the firefly.

It turned out that the mother frog had been hiding behind a small stone. She wanted to train the little frog's courage.

The fireflies flew across the river, and the little frog was still dreaming. He said in his dream: "Little—lantern—cage."

The little frog woke up in the middle of the night and found himself lying in his mother's arms. He hugged his mother tightly and said, "Oh, Mom, where is my little lantern?"

"Look!" Mom pointed across the river.

The little lanterns were twinkling there, but which one had ever illuminated the little frog?

The little frog blinked its eyes and looked and looked, but really couldn't tell them apart!

3. The story of the firefly and the little sparrow?

The story of the firefly and the sparrow

On a summer night, a firefly living in the bushes flew up gently, with a small, light green light on its belly. As it flew, it drew a bright line in the sky.

The beautiful firefly is like a flying star. She happily flies to the grove. The firefly likes to use her little light to shine in the woods to discover many secrets.

Flying into the grove, the firefly heard a strange sound. It was so late, who was still awake? She followed the sound to find out.

It turned out that there was a little sparrow digging in a pile of dirt. The little sparrow's face and body were covered with mud and were very dirty. While digging the dirt, he lowered his head to listen to the sounds in the soil, looking very focused.

The firefly asked: "Little sparrow, what are you doing?"

The little sparrow said, "I'm looking for worms to eat."

"It's so dark now, how can you see?"

"I can't see. I was born blind. But I can use my ears to find worms. Sometimes I can find three worms in one night."

After hearing what the sparrow said, the firefly felt very sad. She flew to the little sparrow's eyes and shone them. Ah, his eyes were gray and dark, without any light.

The little sparrow stopped digging in the soil. He raised his head to the sky, motionless, and then sang softly:

Stars are falling down,

Falling into my eyes...

The firefly asked, "What does this mean?"

The little sparrow said, "My mother said that if there was light in my eyes, I would be able to see. I thought, don't stars fall sometimes? It would be nice if they just fell into my eyes. People say that stars are very bright..." Ah, how the little sparrow wanted there to be light in its eyes.

Light? Light? The firefly looked at its own belly. The flickering green light seemed particularly dazzling and beautiful.

The firefly suddenly said, "Little sparrow, let me give you my light!"

After saying that, before the little sparrow understood, the firefly bravely tapped one of the little sparrow's eyes. Two small green flames flashed from the firefly's belly and jumped into the little sparrow's eyes.

The little sparrow's eyes lit up and he could see things. The first thing he saw was the firefly in front of him.

"I can see now, firefly, thank you!" the little sparrow cried happily, his eyes shining and looking very proud.

The firefly looked at the little sparrow's bright eyes, smiled, and then started to cry again, "I... I am not a firefly anymore..." The little green light on the firefly's belly had gone out. Can a firefly without a little green light still be called a firefly? The little sparrow stopped smiling immediately.

Suddenly, the little sparrow cried out: "Firefly, there is a way! Look at the stars in the sky. They are so bright. If you touch the stars, your little green light will definitely light up again. This is a really good idea.

The little sparrow carried the firefly on its back and flew towards a particularly bright green star.

Fly, fly, the stars are so far away, the little sparrow is very tired. Fly, fly, through the clouds, finally fly to the side of the green stars.

A green fire flashed on the green star and jumped onto the firefly's belly.

Ah, the little green light of the firefly is on again!

Back on the ground, the little sparrow was so tired that he fell to the ground and fell asleep.

The firefly flew around the little sparrow in circles, and its faint green light sprinkled on the little sparrow's body, in the little sparrow's dreams, and in the entire grove.

The little sparrow saw in his dream that the little green lights of fireflies were more beautiful than the stars and the moon.

4. A brief summary of the story of using fireflies to illuminate the snow?

Che Yin of the Jin Dynasty was studious since childhood, but due to his poor family background, he had no money to buy lamp oil to study at night. Therefore, at night he could only recite poems.

One summer night, he was reading outside when he suddenly saw fireflies flying in the sky like stars in the field. He suddenly had an idea: wouldn't the light of fireflies be like a lamp in the dark night? In this way, I can study hard all night long! Thinking of this, he immediately found some white silk and tied it into a small bag, and caught dozens of fireflies and put them in it. Sure enough, this really worked.

It was with this faint light and his unremitting hard work that Che Yin's knowledge improved day by day and he eventually became an official in the court.

5. What is the story of reading at night with a firefly?

During the Jin Dynasty, Che Yin was respectful to his elders and had a lot of knowledge, but because of his poor family background, his father could not provide him with a good learning environment. In order to maintain food and clothing, there was no extra money to buy lamp oil for him to study at night. Therefore, he could only use the daytime to recite poems. One summer night, he was reciting an article in the yard, and suddenly saw many fireflies flying in the low sky.

The twinkling points of light seemed a bit dazzling in the darkness. He thought, if many fireflies were gathered together, wouldn't it become a lamp? So he went to find a white silk bag, caught dozens of fireflies and put them in it, tied the bag and hung it up. Although it was not very bright, it was enough to read. From then on, whenever there were fireflies, he would catch a handful to use as a lamp. Because of his hard work and study, he finally became a high-ranking official.

6. Stories about parents encouraging children’s curiosity?

To stimulate children's curiosity, here is an interesting story

Fireflies borrow light

There was a little firefly in the forest. It flew around in the grass every night. One day, the firefly met an ant. The ant said, "Your light is too small and not bright enough."

The firefly also felt that its light was not bright enough, but it didn't know where to find one. The ant pointed to the distance and said, "There is a city over there with all kinds of lights."

After listening to the ant, the firefly flew and flew until it finally reached the city. It first found a candle and said to it, "Come with me to the forest." But the candle said, "My burning flames can easily cause forest fires."

Oh, yes, there can't be open flames in the forest, so the firefly thanked the candle and said goodbye to it. It came to a big road and saw electric lights on both sides of the road.

It said to the electric light, "Electric light, you are so bright, come with me to the forest." The electric light shook its head. There was no electricity in the forest, so it would not be able to light up even in the forest.

The firefly saw many circular fluorescent lights through the window. It flew over and said, "I heard that you are emitting fluorescence like me, right?"

The fluorescent lamp said, "I am different from you. I rely on electric current to generate ultraviolet rays to make the fluorescent powder on the tube wall glow." The firefly understood that fluorescent lamps also cannot do without electricity.

So what should we do? How can we find a lamp that doesn’t use electricity? At this time, a scientist heard it in his laboratory.

The firefly accepted the scientist's invitation and picked a big and bright lamp.

When the ant returned to the forest, he saw the light and covered his eyes, saying it was too bright. The firefly said, "This is a light invented by scientists. Scientists are really capable."

Well, yes, scientists are really capable. So why are scientists so capable?

A person who grows up to be a scientist must have had unusual experiences and unusual efforts in his childhood.

7. The story of elephants and fireflies?

The story of the elephant and the firefly.

The elephant was a huge animal in the forest, and he looked down on small animals. One day, the elephant went to the forest to look for food. Before he knew it, it was already dark. What should he do? He wanted to find someone to help him, but he usually looked down on other small animals, so who would help him at this time? Just when he was in trouble, suddenly a string of lights flashed in front of him. It turned out to be a firefly carrying a small lantern. The firefly said, "Let me help you light up!" The elephant found his home under the guidance of the firefly. He was very grateful to the firefly. He was also very ashamed that he was not good to small animals.

8. Which story is the shortest: reading by firefly at night?

This story tells about Che Yin, a man from the Jin Dynasty, who studied very hard since childhood, but his family was very poor. They couldn't even afford to light an oil lamp. He could only study hard during the day, and he felt that this was a waste of his time at night.

In the summer, he saw the bright fireflies at night, and suddenly had an idea to catch a lot of fireflies and put them in a silk bag. He could actually read books by the light. From then on, he used this method to study hard at night all summer.

9. What is the story and its abbreviated meaning of reading at night with a firefly bag?

The story of "Reading at Night with Fireflies":

During the Jin Dynasty, Che Yin was respectful to his elders and had a lot of knowledge, but because of his poor family background, his father could not provide him with a good learning environment. In order to maintain food and clothing, there was no extra money to buy lamp oil for him to study at night. For this reason, he could only use the daytime to recite poems. One summer night, he was reciting an article in the yard, and suddenly saw many fireflies flying in the low sky. The flashing light spots seemed a little dazzling in the dark. He thought, if many fireflies were gathered together, wouldn’t it become a lamp? So he went to find a white silk bag, then caught dozens of fireflies and put them in it, tied the bag mouth, and hung it up. Although it was not very bright, he could barely read. From then on, whenever there were fireflies, he would catch a handful to use as a lamp. Because of his hard work and practice, he finally became a high-ranking official.

The meaning of "reading by night with fireflies" is to make a light-transmitting bag out of white silk, put fireflies into the bag, use the faint light of fireflies to illuminate the book, and then study day and night. The idiom "reading by night with fireflies" comes from "The Biography of Che Yin in the Book of Jin", which describes the spirit of self-improvement and hard work in difficult situations.