1. About a Baghdad businessman, ask a Baghdad businessman to pick up a stone. Late at night, Baghdad businessman Zhao Hong walked on a desolate mountain road. Suddenly, a strange voice said to him, "Pick up some stones. Tomorrow, you will be both happy and sorry. " The businessman listened to the suggestion, picked up a few stones and continued on his way. After a while, he took out a stone, which turned out to be a diamond. He took out the second, third and fourth stone heads ... these gems are either diamonds, emeralds or rubies. The businessman was extremely happy, but for a while, what deeply enveloped him was regret. I am glad that stones are precious stones, but I regret that I have picked too little. This is an oriental fable told by Russian scientist and Nobel Prize winner Ivan Pavlov when he told students what education is and why it is needed. I like it very much. Maybe it's because I am a teacher. I have read many books and periodicals about "education", but none of them are as true as the story of "picking up stones". I remember in my middle school, a Chinese teacher gave me a Chinese lesson. One of the plots still lingers in my mind, and I always feel like I am in it when I think of it. That day, the teacher was analyzing the text with great interest when a classmate suddenly asked, "Teacher? The teacher didn't answer immediately, but performed in front of the podium, singing and dancing as if in a parade. After that, he smiled and asked us, "Is it the same? "Decades have passed. After turbulent years and reform and opening up, many past events gradually faded away. However, the Chinese teacher's interpretation of creating situations will always remain in my memory. From then on, I learned that knowledge is not rigid and needs to be mastered, understood and applied flexibly in practice. Another was my middle school physics teacher, who was in his forties, with a beard and short-sighted glasses with black frames. What fascinates me most is not his appearance. It's not his knowledge of physics, but what he seems to have nothing to do with physics in class, such as The True Story of Ah Q, Aesop's Fables, Gao Laotou and so on. The kind of humor when he spoke and the kind of free and easy laughter when he talked about interest intoxicated me and infected my classmates. We children look forward to that physics class every day. I am eager to hear his touching story. Stranger still, our physics scores were surprisingly good at that time. Now I think the reason is probably that students are most interested in discussing physics problems in class and after class. Otherwise, I'm worried that I can't answer the questions in class and have no face to listen to his stories. Since then, I like reading after class to improve my self-study ability. I know that knowledge not only comes from the classroom, but the vast knowledge of the world is everywhere. The most important thing is to study consciously. I still remember that when the teacher was away, the students often took turns to play the teacher and climbed onto the platform to imitate the teacher's lectures. That kind of worship and joy, which I often recall in my later teaching career, is constantly pursued and sublimated in my pursuit. Education is a kind of wisdom enlightenment, a kind of consciousness and an influence. It hopes to reach the highest level of perfection, beauty and purity. I love education. I prefer teachers who give me wisdom. I'm glad I found many colorful stones. I'm sorry that I found too few stones. I am very satisfied. I selflessly dedicated the gems I found to the lovely students.

2. The story about a businessman in Baghdad is told in an old fable. A businessman in Baghdad was walking on a desolate mountain road late at night, and suddenly a strange voice said to him, "Pick up some stones, and you will be happy and troubled tomorrow."

The businessman listened to the advice and really picked up a few stones. After dawn, the merchant remembered the stone he had found and took out a piece. It turned out to be a diamond. He quickly took out another piece, an emerald, and the following pieces were all valuable gems. The merchant was very happy and toyed with these gems. Slowly, the merchants were extremely annoyed that they had picked up too little.

Although the story is a bit bizarre, it is similar in real life. Since we came to this world, we have been learning how to listen to others' teachings and pick up meaningful stones on our own life path. Knowledge, like a diamond, solves the mysteries of life and society. Experience, success and failure ... are rubies, sapphires and emeralds, which hone themselves from childishness to maturity.

Picking up useful stones is a learning process in itself, and that strange voice is actually a reminder of friendship and a necessary way of education in life. Happiness and chagrin are brothers on the road of life. Instead of worrying about the past, it is better to work hard now and pick up more valuable stones that are beneficial to you.

Writing a composition with Sun Quan's persuasion inspired me a lot. This article tells us that if we convince others by presenting ourselves, there will be unexpected development, and we should also pay attention to learning and moral cultivation. We should respect and care for talents, be good at finding talents and correcting mistakes. First of all, a child raised by wolves naturally has no chance to learn, and even the basic skills of human beings have not been learned. Her 17-year-old IQ is the IQ of our normal people at the age of 3. I remembered the story of the eagle learning to fly. When the eagle is full-fledged, it will fall off the cliff with the eagle in its mouth, because the eagle knows that if it wants to fight the Wan Li sky, it must learn to fly bit by bit. At present, we are facing a rapidly developing knowledge economy era. Only by constantly learning, updating knowledge, eliminating old feathers and replacing them with new ones can we not be eliminated in the increasingly fierce competition and make greater contributions to society and mankind. Secondly, I realized that as long as we are willing to learn, we can find time to learn something. When Sun Quan suggested that Monroe study, Monroe said that he was a military official. No time to study. As a general of Wu, of course, he is busy. What is commendable is that he finally listened to Sun Quan's persuasion and began to squeeze time to study, which was quite fruitful. Soon after, Lu Su passed by Xunyang and got together with him. After listening to Lu Meng's speech, he was very surprised. He thinks Lumeng is different from the past. It's amazing to say goodbye to three days. I thought of my own golden house in the book and my own Yan Ruyu in the book. Knowledge is the truth of power. I thought of another story: a Baghdad businessman was walking on a mountain road. Suddenly, a strange voice said to him, "Pick up some stones, and tomorrow, you will be both happy and sorry." The businessman picked up some stones and went on his way. At dawn, he took out the stones, and they all became gems! The merchant was very happy, but after a while, he regretted that he had picked too little. Isn't it the same with our study? What I learned today seems so dull and even boring, but maybe one day you will find that they are so precious. I think learning is a process of scouring sand, a process of turning plain into magic, and a process of accumulating wealth and wealth.

4. One Thousand and One Nights (the story of Baghdad people who take their dreams seriously) Long ago, in a city called Baghdad, there lived a rich man. The rich man, relying on his rich family property, lives a life of spending money like water on weekdays. It never occurred to him that he would squander even a golden mountain by spending money like him.

Sure enough, in a few years, the rich man went bankrupt. He became a poor man, unable to live a comfortable and happy life before. A rich man who becomes poor dreams of becoming rich so that he can live his old life again.

One day, the man heard someone say to him in his sleep, "Don't you want to get rich, then go to Egypt."

When he woke up from his dream, the man hurried to Egypt. Egypt is far from Baghdad. No matter how talented he is, he firmly believes that the dreamer's direction of getting rich can't be wrong.

After many days' long journey and hardships along the way, the man finally came to Egypt. He wandered around a strange city for many days, but his hands were empty-how can Egypt make money?

That night, the man still dragged his tired body back to an old church to rest. As luck would have it, a family next to the church happened to be visited by thieves that night. The owner of this family was awakened by the noise and quickly got up and shouted to catch the thief. By the time the patrol got up, the thief had escaped. They found the Baghdad man who was sleeping in the old church and thought he was an accomplice of the thief. Without saying anything, they arrested him, beat him up for a year and threw him into prison.

The man was kept in prison for three days and then called to court by the judge.

"You don't look like a local. Where are you from? " Asked the judge.

The man told the story of how he came to Egypt from Baghdad according to the instructions of the dream man, and finally sighed and said, "I thought I could really make a fortune in Egypt, but I didn't expect it to happen." I was beaten up and spent three days in prison. "

"Ha ha ha ha ....." The judge listened to the Baghdad people, and his tears almost fell. "There are even fools like you in the world, stupid enough to believe a dream and come to Egypt all the way to make a fortune! Ha ha ha ..... "The judge laughed enough, and then went on to teach the people in Baghdad:" If I were as stupid as you, I would go to Baghdad many times. To tell the truth, I once heard someone say to me three times in my dream:' Dude, do you want to get rich? I'll show you a way to get rich: there is such a house somewhere in Baghdad with a garden around it. There is a lot of gold and silver buried under the fountain in the garden. You should go there to dig for treasure. I think only a fool like you will believe this nonsense, and smart people like you and me will definitely not believe it. "

After that, the judge threw a silver coin to the Baghdad people: "Take this as travel expenses, hurry home and be a law-abiding person, and remember never to think about it again." Baghdad people took the silver coins and rushed back at once. The day after he returned to his hometown of Baghdad, he became a super-rich man again.

Do you know why?

It turns out that the houses, gardens and fountains in Baghdad mentioned by Egyptian judges actually happen to be the homes of Baghdad people. As soon as he got home, he dug his own fountain and found countless treasures, so he became a millionaire again.

5. The story of Sinbad the Navigator 300 words The story of Sinbad the Navigator continued to sail and returned to my hometown in Baghdad, where relatives, friends and family met after a long separation, which was particularly cordial. They only count as one hand, and my seventh voyage lasted for 27 years. During that long time, my whereabouts and life and death were unknown, which made them very worried and missed. Now that I'm back suddenly, they're overjoyed. I told them about my trip, and they were both surprised and happy, praying for my safe return.

I packed my things and sincerely repented. After that, I decided not to take a boat or go out for business. Looking back on my previous sailing career, I was full of strangeness, adventure and salvation. With the blessing of Allah, I can go home safely, reunite with my family and enjoy a quiet pastoral life to support my life. These are all gifts from God, so I can only be grateful.

Sinbad, the navigator, told the story of his seventh voyage, and then said to Sinbad, the porter, "You, Mr. Sinbad on land, should be aware of my adventures and strange experiences in the seven voyages!"

"In the name of Allah, I swear to me that I misunderstood you. I'm really sorry. Please forgive me. "

Sinbad, the navigator, is merciful and gives alms to the poor, and has always maintained the habit of generosity and hospitality. He often holds banquets to entertain relatives and friends, eat, drink and have fun with them, and live a comfortable and happy life.

6. What is the history of Baghdad? Baghdad is the capital of Iraq. It is located in the middle of Iraq, across the banks of the Tigris River.

With an area of 860 square kilometers and a population of more than 5 million, Baghdad is the political, economic, cultural and religious center of Iraq. The word "Baghdad" comes from ancient Persian, which means "God-given place".

Baghdad has a long history. In 762 AD, the city of Baghdad was designated as the capital of Abbasid Dynasty by Mansour, the second "caliph" of Abbasid Dynasty. He named Baghdad "the city of peace" in the hope that his rule would enjoy peace forever.

At that time, the center of Baghdad was Mansour's "Golden Hall", surrounded by pavilions where court dignitaries lived. Because the city of Baghdad at that time was built on a circular wall, it was also called "Tuancheng".

8? /kloc-in the third century, with the continuous development of Baghdad, its urban area gradually expanded, thus gradually forming a pattern that now spans the banks of the Tigris River. Five bridges have been built in Baghdad, which cross the east and west banks of the Tigris River and connect with each other.

In these five centuries, Baghdad has not only built many buildings with Arab national style, but also collected many gold and silver vessels and cultural relics and antiques from all over the world, so it is known as the "city of natural history". At that time, Baghdad was a very inclusive city, where famous doctors, mathematicians, geographers, astrologers and even alchemists from all over the world gathered, forming a gathering place for many scholars and scholars, which once left a glorious page in the history of human culture. It was during this period that the world-famous Arabian masterpiece Arabian Nights began to form and spread.

Baghdad was captured by Mongols in 1258, and occupied by Persians and Turks in 1508 and 1534. After 1638, it was ruled by Ottoman Turkey for a long time, and fell into the hands of the British in 19 17 until 65438. Baghdad is an ancient capital with profound cultural heritage.

There is the Wisdom Palace built in the 9th century, an observatory and a library, Mustancia University, one of the oldest universities in the world, built in 1227, and Baghdad University, which is second only to Cairo University in scale and has 15 secondary colleges. In addition to these, there are dozens of museums, such as Iraq Museum, Baghdad Museum, Military Museum and Nature and Weapons Museum, which have many precious cultural relics, and the number of museums is the largest in major cities in the Middle East.

Baghdad's economy is very developed. There are 40% industrial enterprises in Iraq, mainly including oil refining, textile, leather making, paper making, food and other urban industries. Baghdad also has an advanced modern transportation system. Railways, highways and aviation constitute Baghdad's three-dimensional transportation network and become an important supporting facility for Baghdad's economic development.

In addition to the development of modern industry, business here is also very prosperous. Baghdad not only has many modern shopping malls, but also some traditional Arab-style old shops, which earn a lot of foreign exchange for Baghdad every year. However, Baghdad is a troublesome place.

The Iran-Iraq War and the Gulf War in the last century dealt a severe blow to it, and its economic development was seriously affected. In recent years, the war between the United States and Iraq has made Baghdad unstable again. I hope Baghdad can become a real "city of peace" called by Mansour.

7. Write a composition, put the place names together and write an interesting story. Baidu put the place names together in series to make an interesting travel story (urgent! ! ! ) Anonymous | 2007-0 1- 14 | Share the world place names together.

Homework won't, Xueba will download it for you right away. I will answer the recommendation and answer the world place name series. B: Hello! What have you been doing recently? I traveled around the world.

Who did you go with? A: Mexico, Monaco, Morocco, Santiago and Togo. When did you leave? A: It was released in Belgium at Grenada time.

How did you get there? A: Cycling in Rome, Lima, Bahamas and Panama. Walking along the Western Sahara Trail with Vanuatu in hand, leaving Macao and passing through Yemen.

Step on Sydney in Hokkaido, cross Hanoi, climb Singapore and cross Kuala Lumpur in Cambodia. Under the irradiation of Yangon, I looked at the four brothers of St. Joseph, St. John, St. George and St. Denis in Islamabad. B: Isn't Islamabad beautiful? A: Sao Tome, just like Luxembourg.

B: How beautiful is it? A: It is as beautiful as Hungary, Austria, Italy, Kigali, Valli and Chile. B: How are the six ladies packed? A: Baotou in Warsaw is woven by four eldest sisters: Poland, Netherlands, Finland and New Zealand, and mixed with Lagos, Kiribati, Barbados, Honduras, Buenos Aires, Plymouth, Caracas and Las Vegas.

Then England, Scotland, Ukraine, Tehran, Swaziland and Northern Ireland made bra-style clothes with gold edges. Above India, Paraguay, Uruguay, Lilongwe, who grew up in Qinghai, eat Congo, Pagopa, which is produced in Taiwan Province Province.

B: Does Congo bite? A: They are from Ivory Coast, Portugal and Spain, where the United States is located, all of which are Cameroon. B: Hey! What's fourth sister-in-law like? A: They look like Albania, Algeria, Vienna and Tirana, all better than Sofia and Lomé like Victoria.

Do you have their photos? A: They are all in Kathmandu, Paris. Where are Suva and Tarawa? Frames made in Fiji and Nauru were crushed in Dhaka and Sri Lanka. B: Who is fourth sister-in-law's husband? A: The famous Greek God of War: Belarus, Mauritius, Tunisia and Cyprus.

Do they have children? Can we not? Miss Belarus and Miss Poland got married in Tokyo, Japan, and lived in an old Ming Dynasty house.

She has four brothers, namely Yugoslavia, Maldives, Tel Aviv and Moscow, and four young ladies, namely Syria, Malaysia, Indonesia and Nicosia. B: There are four men and four women here. What about the other three brothers? A: Mauritius and Miss Holland fell in love at first sight in Port Louis, Argentina. They arrived in Port-au-Prince, Canada, boarded Oslo and entered Kingston Cathedral. Under the auspices of Antananarivo, they held a Chinese-African wedding and exchanged Accra diamond ring made in Kinshasa.

How is your marriage? A: After they got married, they lived in Chinatown in Brazil and Mexico City near Vietnam, and lived the same life as Peru. She gave birth to four young ladies, namely Australia, Romania, Bulgaria and Armenia, and three brothers, namely Washington, Wellington and Hamilton.

Where do so many children live? A: Mongolian yurts living in Iceland. Isn't the yurt cold? A: Ba, Ba is native to Belize, and uses Tubo again. Author: Autumn English Translation Lin 2006-10-10: 06 Reply to this statement-. It is not cool to build fences in Manstein, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. They smoke cigarettes from Walter and Vancouver, and they are hot girls directly from Afghanistan.

What do they eat? Make hamburgers with Danish dim sum in the sea. Eat the rock base in Asuncion Berlin and Helsinki in northern Laos.

Is this chicken edible? A: Yes, it's just a small Bogota. You have Male, Malawi, Malabo, Maseru, and Hongkong in London. B: What kind of seasoning should I use? A: Bagdad, Jakarta, Uganda, Rwanda, Luanda, Cape Verde and Copenhagen are wrapped in Thimphu, put in Cairo, use Heilongjiang as a dock, make Lebanon, and show Quito and Lilac.

B: Who is my sister-in-law's husband in Finland? A: Tunisia, of course. They met in the holy city of Jerusalem and Colombo in Pyongyang when they worshipped the goddess Athens.

With the help of Saudi Arabia, cakes made in Bangkok and Jordan were placed in Yemen, and Rotterdam, Sudan, Kuwait in Bucharest, Beirut, Rabat, Nouakchott, Nigeria, Liberia, Tanzania, Kenya, Guinea, Gambia and Liberia were invited as witnesses. After their marriage, they went to the Solomon Islands in South Africa for a holiday.

They have no children, have they? A: Yes! After the holiday, they lived in St. Petersburg, Rhode Town, Guam, and ate Nicaragua and Manama soup every day. Can they have no children? B: How many people are there? A: Not much. There are fourteen brothers: Qatar, Nepal, Kabul, Andorra, Zaire, Niger, Libreville, Banjul, Seychelles, Senegal, Dhaka, Algiers, Bastel and Ecuador.

Where do so many children live? A: Fort de France in Tripoli, Bangladesh. B: Who will be in charge? A: Ancient Oman and Amman are their Dar es Salaam and Hawaii.

How is New Zealand? A: New Zealand and Cyprus. That's Korea. B: How can it be called North Korea? A: It's for the people, the new dynasty, the fresh beauty, Bermuda.

B: how to be fresh and beautiful? A: They all have lovers and are very close. B: Who are their lovers? A: There are nine New Zealand fans: San Juan, gangtok, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Reykjavik, Mozambique, Windhoek and Grand Turk.

Is she busy? A: Then you don't have to be Nassau. B: How many couples are there in Cyprus? A: Pretoria, Zambia, Mauritania, Equatorial Guinea, Praia, Monrovia, Ethiopia, Western Samoa, Papua New Guinea and Apia.