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《工匠精神》范文五篇_广东省高考的满分作文范文

《工匠精神》范文五篇_广东省高考的满分作文范文《工匠精神》范文五篇_广东省高考的满分作文范文作文1我们何曾注意过那默默无闻的工匠?那看似平凡的职业,我们可曾有过那般体会?那其中的酸甜苦辣,只有工匠才会有确切的体会。

也许,很多人会认为工匠就是个一直重复工作的工作者。

甚至会认为工匠就是做苦力的,工作得辛苦,赚的钱还少得屈指可数。

那就大错特错了。

工匠是一种伟大的职业,虽然看起来平凡得扔进人群里找不出,但在他们的精神之中,工匠是比其他职业更加高尚的。

因为工匠乃精雕细琢之人,拥有着一颗细腻而质朴的心,两只粗糙而勤劳的手。

他们只靠着这神奇却又普通的心与手,把有价值的事坚持下去,并且把每一个细节都做得极其精致,就算最挑剔的人也找不出一点瑕疵来。

但是,做这些事的辛苦,与收获成果的甘甜,也许我们一辈子都体会不到,只有用心做一件事的人才能真正地感受到从中的乐趣与甘甜。

那是一种极高的感受。

通过辛苦而获得的成果,比世间万物都甜蜜,即便有一丝苦涩,但那一丝苦涩早已被甜蜜代替。

这工匠魂,难道不值得我们学习吗?这工匠精神,不正是我们所缺的吗?现在,我们何尝不是经常半途而废?做了开头就撒手逃跑?其实学习也是这样。

如果你嫌累、嫌烦、没兴趣、上课走神,那么这不就只是个借口吗?但你静下心来,心平气和地重新捧起书来,控制住自己拿贪玩的心,慢慢地,也许学习会好一点呢?所以,工匠魂是一种高尚的精神,而这种精神的益,是无限的,无尽的,而我们为什么不学习这种精益求精的工匠精神呢?一个不起眼的职业,却仍然有着如此高尚的精神。

身为学生的我们,难道还不该学习吗?作文2工匠,并不陌生,但你了解过这个职业么。

世界上各种职业千千万万,大到从这个国家跨越到另一个国家,小到从总裁到收废品。

然而,工匠你懂么。

工匠,只是那么简单地动动手就好了?并非,要是只要动手做一件成品出来,我也会,找几块木板随便钉一钉,不一样是成品么。

做工匠事业,首先得有一定的基础,一定的实力,还要有一颗细腻的心,遇上脾气好的顾客算是幸运的了,要是遇上脾气暴躁,爱挑人毛病的顾客不就倒霉了?动不动给你扣一半钱,那还是轻的,重一点直接扣光。

广东高考满分作文之尽赏自然,尽得清欢

广东高考满分作文之尽赏自然，尽得清欢苏轼有言：“人间有味是清欢。

”漫赏春光，流连山水，春有百花秋有月，夏有凉风冬有雪。

何必局促一室之内？品味自然的滋味，亲近自然，投身明丽山水，如画风光尽享生命清欢。

怡情自然之乐，遍赏山水，自古已有文化渊源。

东晋谢公隐于东山而不仕，会稽秀丽山水中，留下他潇然背影，如同凝成一支笛曲，悠然回响于林间。

宋代雅士林逋亦曾言：“山水与我情相宜也。

”文人墨客总有牵挂心中的山水情怀，山水为伴，生命在其中找到了文化共鸣与深长情谊。

亲近自然，感悟自然，从中获得的是心灵的洗礼与灵魂的丰盈。

王摩诘隐居终南，行到水穷处便坐看云起，偶遇林叟便谈笑无期。

与清风明月共修炼，与花草虫鸟悟菩提。

他在自然界的花开花落中，品味出生命的浩瀚博大，获得人生的彻悟，再无烦恼困顿，灵魂纯粹而明净。

自然便是如此玄妙，看似无法渗透，实则身处其中，便能获益无穷。

喜马拉雅山下的不丹王国，一块藏传佛教深入人心的土地，人们深信自然有灵，皆与自然和睦而居，在这里只有纯净的山水滋养人心，人们接受明媚阳光最无私的馈赠，脸上洋溢着安宁的笑容。

自然，其实触手可及，每个人都能够对话自然，感悟自然的无限生机与平静安宁，灵魂自然受到洗礼，这正是自然最美好的馈赠。

投身于自然，用心去感知，用心去触摸，身处其中，这本身更是一种积极的生命姿态，一种高致的精神美学。

福楼拜曾写信致女友：“我拼命工作，按时看日出……”惜时如金的世界大文豪竟将晨曦之降视若盛世，按时静赏。

原来，当那晨光穿过天幕，仿佛朦胧如蛋壳白的天空，是一天中最新鲜纯净的时刻。

静坐窗前，那是自然对生命的致礼。

正如王开玲曾说：“做精神明亮的人。

”亲近自然，每一缕晨光的意义，代表着自然的张力与生机。

感悟品味，生命接收自然的赠予，岂不是一种积极的生命姿态，一种明亮乐观的精神美学？现代社会的纷扰喧闹中，人们更应走近自然，投身自然，让自然之美洗去浮华与疲惫，诗意地栖居。

王国维曾说：“入乎其内，故有生气；出乎其外，故有高致。

2022年广东高考满分作文赤兔之死

2022年广东高考满分作文赤兔之死建安二十六年，公元221年，关羽走麦城，兵败遭擒，拒降，为孙权所害。

其坐骑赤兔马为孙权赐予马忠。

一日，马忠上表：赤兔马绝食数日，不久将亡。

孙权大惊，急访江北名士伯喜。

此人乃伯乐之后，人言其精通马语。

马忠引伯喜回府，至槽间，但见赤兔马伏于地，哀嘶不止。

众人不解，惟伯喜知之。

伯喜遣散诸人，抚其背叹道：“昔日曹操做《龟虽寿》，‘老骥伏枥，志在千里。

烈士暮年，壮心不已’，吾深知君念关将军之恩义，欲从之于地下。

然当日吕奉先白门楼殒命，亦未见君如此相依，为何今日这等跳河，岂不负仲千里之志哉？”赤兔马哀嘶一声，叹道：“予尝闻，‘鸟之将死，其鸣也哀；人之将死，其言也善。

’今幸遇先生，吾可将肺腑之言相告。

吾生于西凉，后为董卓所获，此人飞锇扈，杀少帝，卧龙床，实为汉贼，吾深恨之。

”伯喜点头，曰：“后闻李儒献计，将君赠予吕布，吕布乃天下第一昌将，众皆言，‘人中吕布，马中赤兔。

’想来当不负君之志也。

”赤兔马叹曰：“公言差矣。

吕布此人最是无信，为荣华而杀丁原，为美色而刺董卓，投刘表而夺其徐州，结袁绍而斩其婚使。

‘人无信不立’，与此等无诚信之人交好，实为吾平生之大耻！后吾归于曹操，其手下虽猛将如云，却无人可称英雄。

吾恐将今生只辱于奴隶人之手，骈死于槽枥之间。

后曹操将吾赠予关将军，吾已曾于虎牢关前见其武勇，白门楼上见其恩义，仰慕已久。

关将军见吾虽大喜，拜谢曹操。

操问何故如此，关将军答曰：‘朕知此马日行千里，今幸得之，他日若知兄长下落，可一日而得见矣。

’其人诚信如此。

常言道：‘鸟随鸾凤飞腾远，人伴贤良品质高。

’诸君不敢不以死相报乎？”伯喜闻之，叹曰：“人皆言关将军乃廉洁之士，今日所闻，果真如此。

”赤兔马泣曰：“吾尝慕不食周粟之伯夷、叔齐之高义。

玉可碎而不可损其白，竹可破而不可毁其节。

士为知己而死，人因诚信而存，吾安肯食吴粟而苟活于世间？”言罢，伏地而亡。

伯喜放声痛哭，曰：“物犹如此，人何以堪？”后奏于孙权。

广东高考满分作文赏析：宏通科学之道,微感自然之美

广东高考满分作文赏析：宏通科学之道，微感自然之美宏通科学之道，微感自然之美宏通科学之道，微感自然之美。

广东高考作文《宏通科学之道，微感自然之美》以科学与自然为中心，展示了自然之美和科学的不可分割性，深入探讨了人与自然之间的关系。

此文具有广阔的视野，独到的见解和优美的语言，优秀得令人赞叹。

文章开篇即以“宏通科学之道，微感自然之美”作为题目，巧妙地将科学与自然联系在一起。

接着，文章列举了自然界的一系列美景：古老的山脉、汹涌的江河、繁茂的森林、宁静的湖泊等等。

通过描述这些美景，作者深入感受到自然的鬼斧神工的力量和无穷的魅力。

同时，作者也指出了自然界中存在的问题，如空气污染、水质污染等，进一步提醒人们应该珍惜自然资源，保护环境。

文章的亮点之一在于对科学的赞美和解释。

作者认为科学是一种“宏通”的力量，可以推动人类社会的进步，改变着人们的生活。

通过科学，人类可以更好地理解自然，发现自然的奥秘，创造出更多的奇迹。

而科学的进步，又可以帮助人类更好地保护环境，建设美好的家园。

因此，科学与自然的关系是相辅相成，相互促进的。

此外，文章还着重强调了人与自然的关系。

作者认为，人类是自然界的一部分，我们与自然息息相关，相互依存。

我们需要在自然界中找到自己的位置，并与之和谐相处。

无论是科学发展还是环境保护，都需要人与自然之间的平衡和共存，只有这样，人类才能享受到真正的幸福与进步。

文章的结尾给读者留下了深刻的印象。

作者用“触摸拨动宏通的科学之络，领略撷取微感的自然之美，使人们在心灵上得到了一次永生难忘的艺术盛宴。

”这句话总结了全文的主旨，并表达了作者对自然与科学的深情厚意。

综上所述，广东高考作文《宏通科学之道，微感自然之美》通过对科学与自然的赞美、描述和思考，展现了自然界的美景和科学的力量。

文章结构紧凑，观点鲜明，语言优美，意境深远。

它不仅展示了作者对自然的深刻理解和热爱，也引发了人们对科学与自然关系的思考，呼唤人们共同努力保护环境，创造美好未来。

广东高考满分作文6篇

广东高考满分作文6篇广东高考满分作文1从小时候起，母亲您就信仰着“慈母多败儿”的宗旨，一直严厉地要求我，由于有您的理智与成熟，年少无知的我在您无数次的回答“不”中，我避免了很多可能无法挽回的错误，也学会如何处事待人。

然而，我已经在世上过了18个春秋，相比起您的人生阅历，可能算不上什么，但您应该知道，我成长了。

时代在变，我在变，然而，母亲您口中的“不”依然未变。

每一次当我向您提及我的计划和目标时，我几乎可以预测到，您会回答“不”。

难道您心目中，我依然只是一个冲动的少年吗？在成长的过程中，我学会了理智的分析，也逐渐找到了自己人生道路的方向。

或者您为我悉心安排了一条理想的道路，但掌握方向的我，哪怕开往了充满风雨的险境，我也将勇敢面对，义无反顾。

然而，要我成为您的一个“克隆”，这对我来说多么残忍。

还记得某年暑假，我向您提及我要当义工的时候，您慈祥的脸突然充满陌生感，一句决断的“不”，把一个跃跃欲试的我的热情全部驱散。

看见了坚决得不容许任何上诉的表情，我只得放弃。

然而，当其他同学在当义工后变得更加成熟稳重后，您知道我心里有多心痛和后悔吗？难道你不认为假如您在那时候答应和鼓励我，将会是对我的最大恩赐吗？流失的机会已经无法挽回，我提出只是想让您明白我的感受。

您也记得我上高三以来的成就吧。

通过自己制订的计划，在学习上不断进步，在学生会上丰富了阅历和经验。

这些事实都告诉您，该对自己的儿子刮目相看了。

在我做每一件事之前，我也有细心的考虑，然后再作出决定。

当我由于对您的尊重和信任而询问您时，更希望得到母亲您的肯定。

您的每一句“不”，都是对我至高无上的指令，正因为如此，母亲您更应该在每一次使用这个权利时，慎重地考虑，不要轻易地驳回我的建议。

总有一天，我会面对各种困难和挑战，而母亲您不在身边，如果现在您不让我有的尝试，将来我凭什么去应付呢？母亲啊，请不要轻易对我说“不”。

广东高考满分作文2人的生命只有一次，生命是如此地脆弱，需要精心的呵护，无视安全，就无视生命的存在。

历年广东高考满分作文(精选7篇)

历年广东高考满分作文（精选7篇）历年广东高考满分作文精选篇1人生如棋，有人总能出人意料，在普通的轨道上宕开一笔，精妙至极;有人规规矩矩地按着棋理走，走出了本分人生;但也有人，往往只看眼前的利益行棋，给人生留下满盘遗憾。

人生如何走?本手，妙手，还是俗手?个人认为，本手开新路，妙手达通途，二者缺一不可。

本手是妙手的前提。

何谓本手?“本”为木之根，是一件事情得以成就的基础。

按着本手下棋，我们棋出有数，稳扎稳打，路出有招，如水入万渠，各成世界。

它是路遥在动笔写《平凡的世界》前认认真真在陕北窑洞整理十年报纸的无限耐心。

没有老老实实做学问的笨功夫，钱钟书怎能写出《围城》里的许多妙语?没有规规矩矩按着前人的路子在实验室里搞程序、跑数据，申怡飞怎能开创震惊中国的极化码平台，成为中国5G技术的开创者。

千里之行，始于足下。

只有走过本手的路，才能为“扶摇而上”的妙手打下坚固扎实的基础。

妙手是本手的进阶，是一种升华。

妙手并不是走捷径，而是起于垒土的飞跃。

它不是歪门邪道者投机取巧的坦途，而是厚积薄发、量变而成质变的结果。

奥运会开幕式之所以能光彩夺目，惊艳世界，那是因为有张艺谋团队博学广智的积累，背后默默地努力付出，尝试过了各种的失败。

川渝妹子刘明侦之所以能在23岁便开创钙钛太阳电池新方向，那是她每天扎根在实验室十几个小时，日复一日地努力结果。

所有出人意料的精妙下法，并不是三朝两日就能达成的，这都来自下棋人一点一滴苦心孤诣的积累和创新。

当一个人走过前人走过的所有路，他开始不甘心于无新路可走。

于是，风雨俱备，百川归海，众妙之门，自然开启，让自己的努力付出得到回报。

然而，在现实生活中，很多初学者却为一个“妙”字，失了本心，鄙弃前人修来的路，没有持之以恒的坚持，忘记了自己的初衷，把本分当作蠢笨，把剑走偏锋当妙手，这是对妙手的误解。

他们努力钻研规则，不肯老实努力，总想投机取巧，苦心经营其他小道，偶然可以得到昙花一现的结果，却总是花开不久，经历不起风雨，很快就会凋谢。

广东高考满分作文

广东高考满分作文广东高考满分作文广东高考满分作文1北京的香山就是一个小小的自然圈，秋天的它是那么的美，如同一处火的海洋。

走近其中，就如走近自然。

走上香山的林间小道，踩着落叶吱吱作响，微风吹动，一片片绿的、黄的、红的树叶轻飘飘地散落，带着自然的清新味道蔓延在人们的嗅觉之中。

香山的土地是那么的柔软，踩上去如同踩在一块海绵上，时不时浸出一点水来，使鞋子沾满土的气息。

落叶铺在地上，形成一道红火的小径，待秋天一过，它们化为养料，化作春泥，使香山的树长得更加茂盛，也让这里的风景更加美丽。

茂盛的树上有鸟类鸣叫，婉转的歌声犹如天籁之音，引得我们幻想这些鸟类的模样，它们的样子肯定是极可爱的吧!一只不知名的鸟儿从一处枝头扑棱扑棱地飞向空中，带着自己的希望向天边飞去时，也让我知道了这个自然的神奇，鸟儿带我更加走近香山的自然。

秋天的香山，美的是这里的树，红中夹带着黄与绿，错落有致，树的根须向地下垂直蔓延，突出它们的年龄以及经历过的沧桑。

这里的树我大多叫不上名字，但又何必去了解它们的名字呢?我们是来亲近自然，而不是辨别自然的，自然这么美，为什么不多去体验呢?你看这火红的树叶飘散是否会让你想起“霜叶红于二月花”?这里美丽的景象是否会让你“停车坐爱枫林晚”呢?自然啊，你为何这么美?让我站在香山里为你驻足!天气不似预期，天空中风起云涌，树叶沙沙作响，散落的叶片层层高。

雨，毫无预兆地下了起来，香山中的花果清香、丛林气息霎时间融入雨水中。

人们似乎在雨水中更能走近自然，感受它的爱。

当你也随我撑起雨伞走上半山腰，再俯视山下的树林，雨模糊了它们，却给它们带来一场美丽的交响乐，也给它们绘制出一幅美丽的油画，这等美景是在电视与电脑中体验不来的，因为这里还有自然的气息与自然的声音。

雨渐小，自然的气息依旧弥漫在空中。

可惜时间给予我领略自然的太少了，匆匆忙忙踩着混和树叶与雨水的土地，带着这里的自然味道跟随旅行团离去。

自然的清香留在我心，只有身临其境才能真正地走近自然。

历年广东高考英语读后续写满分作文

历年广东高考英语读后续写满分作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite Book and Why It's the BestHi there! My name is Lily, and I'm a 10-year-old girl who loves to read. Today, I want to tell you all about my favorite book and why I think it's the bestest book ever!The book I'm talking about is called "The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. It's a classic story that has been around for a really long time, but I just read it last year, and it quickly became my absolute favorite.The story begins when Alice, a curious little girl, follows a talking rabbit down a rabbit hole and ends up in a magical world called Wonderland. That's when the real fun begins! Alice encounters all sorts of strange and delightful characters, like the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, and the Queen of Hearts.One of the things I love most about this book is how imaginative and whimsical it is. The characters are so silly and quirky, and the situations they find themselves in are just plainbonkers! Like, there's a tea party where the Mad Hatter and the March Hare are always having an "un-birthday" party because it's not their birthday on any given day. How crazy is that?Another thing I adore about "Alice in Wonderland" is the wordplay and puns. Lewis Carroll was a master of using language in clever and amusing ways. For example, when Alice first meets the Cheshire Cat, he's grinning from ear to ear, and Alice asks him why he's smiling so much. The Cat replies, "I'm not smiling, it's just the way my face looks." Isn't that hilarious?The book is also filled with riddles and nonsensical sayings that really make you think. One of my favorites is when the Mad Hatter asks Alice, "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" Alice ponders this question for a while, but she can't figure out the answer. Neither can the reader! It's such a delightfully puzzling riddle.But perhaps what I love most about "Alice in Wonderland" is the underlying message about the importance of imagination and not taking things too seriously. Alice's adventures in Wonderland teach her to embrace her curiosity, think outside the box, and not be afraid to question the status quo. It's a valuable lesson for kids and adults alike.Whenever I read this book, I feel like I'm transported to a magical world where anything is possible. It's a place where logic and reason don't always apply, and that's perfectly okay. In Wonderland, you can have tea parties with talking animals, play croquet with flamingos, and attend the most delightfully mad trials imaginable.So, if you're looking for a book that's fun, imaginative, and filled with unforgettable characters and adventures, I highly recommend "The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland." It's a true classic that has captured the hearts and minds of readers for generations, and I'm sure it will continue to do so for many more years to come.Well, that's all I have to say about my favorite book. Thanks for reading, and happy adventuring in your own version of Wonderland!篇2My Winter Vacation AdventureHi, my name is Xiao Ming and I'm 10 years old. I love reading books, especially adventure stories! This winter break, I had the craziest adventure that felt like it came right out of one of my books.It all started when I was reading this cool story about explorers in the Amazon rainforest for my English class assignment. They were looking for an ancient lost city hidden deep in the jungle. I got so into the story, reading about how they had to hack through vines with machetes and cross rickety rope bridges over raging rivers. When my mom called me for dinner, I zoned out and didn't hear her at first!After dinner, I went back to my room and looked at the last page of the book again. There was a picture of the explorers entering the ruins of the lost city. I studied all the details like the crumbling stone structures with carvings of snakes and jaguars, and the mist drifting among the centuries-old trees. I thought about how cool it would be to go on a real adventure like that!Suddenly, the room started spinning around me. The colors blurred together and formed a swirling vortex. I felt pulled forward, stumbling dizzily into the vortex until everything went black. When I opened my eyes, I wasn't in my bedroom anymore!I was standing in a dense jungle, surrounded by massive trees with twisted roots and dangling vines. The air was hot and humid. Strange squawking animal calls echoed through the forest. In front of me were crumbling stone blocks covered in moss - it looked just like the picture from the book!"No way!" I said out loud. My mind was blown that I had somehow been transported into the story. This was exactly like the adventure I had dreamed of!I wandered further amongst the ruins, climbing over fallen columns and trying to read the faded carvings. Up ahead, I saw an accessible entrance leading inside one of the structures. My heart raced with excitement as I carefully entered the gloomy interior.Inside seemed to be some kind of circular chamber with hieroglyphs and images carved into the walls. In the center of the room was a raised dais with a gleaming golden disc on it! Could this be some ancient artifact left behind by the lost civilization?As I slowly approached, the artifacts began giving off a faint glow. The hieroglyphs around the chamber started illuminating in a sequence. Then the whole room shook with a thunderous rumbling sound!I stumbled backwards as the ground split open right in front of me. Stale air burst outward, smelling like it had been trapped for thousands of years. I glimpsed narrow steps leading down into a black abyss before the shaking stopped.With a pounding heart and shaking hands, I cautiously made my way down the steps. I had to stop frequently to wipe away cobwebs from my face and bat away tiny, skittering creatures in the darkness. The air got colder and colder as I descended deeper underground.Finally, I emerged into an enormous cavern lit by shafts of light from openings far above. It took my breath away – the cavern seemed to go on forever in all directions, with soaring carved columns and arched walkways suspended by cables! In the center was a gigantic stone pyramid towering up into the shadows.Could this be...an actual lost underground city? The one the explorers had been seeking? It was incredible that I had stumbled across it by pure chance.I wandered around the cavern in awe, exploring different chambers and sections of the city. Some places seemed untouched, while others were caved in from past collapses. I deciphered hieroglyphs describing grand festivals and human sacrifices. Based on drawings and artifacts I found, the civilization seemed advanced in art, mathematics, astronomy, and religion.In one intact section, I discovered rows of stone mummies arranged wearing ceremonial garb and jewelry! Hearing a soundbehind me, I whirled around to see the mummy's eyes glowing an eerie green color...Just then, I felt the ground shaking again as chunks of rock and boulders started raining down around me! I covered my head with my arms and started running blindly as the whole cavern rumbled and shifted. Debris fell all around, smashing some of the mummies in their rows. The pyramid at the center collapsed inward like a broken sandcastle.When the quakes finally subsided, I emerged into a dust cloud coughing and disoriented. It looked like an entirely new section of the city had been exposed from underneath the rubble and rock fall. I gulped, realizing I was likely the first human to ever set eyes on this area after being untouched for centuries.Up ahead was a huge stone door covered in complicated circular carvings and patterns. I ran my hands over the grooves, wondering what it could possibly open to. After studying it carefully, I noticed there were indentations that fit my fingers and four movable outer rings.I started experimenting by turning the rings in different sequences, my heart pounding with anticipation. On my eighth try, all the rings locked into place with a heavy grinding sound asthe door unsealed! Stale air burst outward from the opening crack as the door groaningly slid aside.Behind the door was a dimly lit chamber made of shimmering green crystal - it looked like it was lit from within by some kind of mysterious energy source. In the center was a small raised pedestal with a glowing white orb resting on top.I gasped and slowly approached in a daze. Surely this mysterious artifact was a clue to the secrets and mysteries of this lost civilization! Was it a power source? A religious relic? A container for the souls of the dead? I had to find out.Reaching out a trembling hand, I grasped the orb. Instantly, it flashed blinding light and searing energy exploded through my body! I felt myself being pulled apart into a million pieces as the world shattered around me......Only to find myself crumpled on the floor of my bedroom again clutching the book, back from the adventure.I blinked hard, barely able to process what had happened. Was it all just an incredibly vivid dream? It had felt so real. But as I collected myself, I realized I had a small green crystal in my other hand - undeniable proof that it had all truly happened!My mind raced to comprehend the implications of being briefly transported into the world of the book. Was it a form of astral projection or lucid dreaming? Or did I actually quantum leap into a parallel universe? I shivered at the vast possibilities.The only thing I know for sure is that it was the wildest, most imaginative adventure a person could ever experience. And I have the mysterious crystal as a memento from an ancient lost civilization that may still exist on another plane!Well, that's my unbelievable story. Next time you open a book, who knows where it may transport you? That's the magic of reading - it can take you absolutely anywhere in this world and beyond. Just try to avoid ancient booby traps and collapsing ruins if you find yourself in a lost city!篇3My Awesome Summer VacationHi everyone! My name is Xiaoming and I'm 10 years old. I just started 5th grade a few weeks ago after having the best summer vacation ever! My family and I went on a super cool trip to Guangdong province in southern China. I had to read this really long passage about Guangdong for my English homework, but it was actually pretty interesting once I got into it. Thereading was all about the geography, history, and culture of that region. I learned so many fascinating facts!Guangdong is a tropical paradise located along the coast. It has gorgeous beaches, lush forests, and craggy mountains. The weather there is hot and humid a lot of the time. That's why they grow delicious fruit like lychees, longans, and pineapples. My favorite part about visiting was getting to eat all the yummy local foods! The Cantonese cuisine in Guangdong is famous around the world. I consumed so many tasty dimsum dishes - shrimp dumplings, barbecue pork buns, and egg tarts are just to name a few. My mouth is watering right now just thinking about it!Our first stop was the mega city of Guangzhou. With over 13 million residents, it's one of the biggest cities in China! Guangzhou has a really long history going back over 2,200 years. We wandered around exploring old temples, pagodas, and museums. I was totally amazed by the ancient artifacts and cultural relics on display. My favorite was probably the life-sized terra cotta tomb figures - those things were crazy realistic!After Guangzhou, we headed to Shenzhen which is this high-tech city right on the border with Hong Kong. Shenzhen used to just be a tiny fishing village, but it grew likebam! into a huge manufacturing powerhouse because of special economicpolicies. We went to stores and markets that sold every kind of electronic gadget you can imagine - phones, computers, drones, robots, you name it! I saw the latest virtual reality headsets and even got to try one on. It felt like I had been transported to another dimension. So trippy!Our last stop was the semi-tropical vacation paradise of Hainan Island down in the South China Sea. Hainan is famous for having the best beaches and resorts in all of China. We spent days swimming, snorkeling, and building sandcastles. The hotel we stayed at was like a palace with private villas, infinity pools, a lazy river, waterslides, and more. I could have moved in permanently! On a day trip, we went hiking through a nature reserve filled with monkeys, exotic birds, and butterflies. Seeing all the lush plant and animal life made me feel like I was in an ancient jungle from a movie.Not only did I learn a ton about Guangdong's culture and geography from that reading, but now I have so many cherished memories from our family vacation there too. I'll never forget taste-testing Cantonese dim sum, walking among centuries-old monuments, or playing in Hainan's turquoise waters. Guangdong is an amazing place with interesting history, scrumptious food, advanced cities, and beautiful natural sceneryall smushed together into one awesome province. I can't wait to go back someday!篇4My Favorite High School Exam EssaysHi! My name is Xiaoming and I'm 10 years old. I love reading the English compositions that students wrote for their big university entrance exams in Guangdong. My teacher says I have a talent for English and that I should keep practicing my reading and writing skills. She gave me a book with lots of high-scoring exam essays and I've read them all!My absolute favorite one is called "An Unforgettable Voice" by a student named Lili. It's about her grandpa who went blind when he was very old. Lili says her grandpa's voice became the most beautiful sound in the world to her after he lost his sight. She describes how he would call out to her with such joy and love just from hearing her footsteps. His voice sounded like "pearls delicately dropping into a jade plate" which is the prettiest way I've ever heard someone's voice described!Lili spends a lot of the essay describing all the little things that made her grandpa's voice so special. Like how he put his whole heart into every word, and how his voice brought theirfamily so much warmth and happiness during hard times. She says his voice was "the illumination that guided them through darkness" which gives me goosebumps! Towards the end, Lili talks about how her grandpa made a tape recording describing what all his grandkids looked like so he'd never forget their faces. Apparently they used to gather around him and he'd delight in playing the tape to see their faces again through his words. I cried so hard at this part!The examiner who graded Lili's essay wrote that her writing was "exquisite and deeply moving" which is high praise indeed. No wonder she got a perfect score! I feel like crying again just thinking about her gorgeous, heartfelt essay. But they're tears of happiness because Lili's love for her grandpa shines through so brightly in her words. This is definitely my #1 pick of all the high school exam essays I've read so far.Another one of my favorites is called "Just a Piece of Chalk?" by a student named Jiawei. It's a super creative piece analyzing the deeper symbolism of a simple classroom chalk. I loved how philosophical Jiawei got while describing such an ordinary object that we take for granted.Right from the first paragraph, Jiawei asksthought-provoking questions like "Is a piece of chalk simply atool for writing, or does it represent something more profound?" Then she goes on to compare the chalk to a candle giving light in the pursuit of knowledge. Such a cool metaphor! She writes that "the chalk may be consumed over time, just as a candle melts, but the light it casts continues burning in the minds of students."I had to stop and just soak in those beautiful words for a bit.There's also an awesome part where Jiawei talks about the chalk's soul journey from being raw rock that got dug out of the earth and crushed into powder. She says this violent process "mimics the struggles humans must endure on the path to enlightenment." Wow, I never imagined a piece of chalk could have such a meaningful life story!My favorite lines are: "As the chalk caresses the blank canvas of the board, it gives life to theories, numbers, letters, and ideas...its sacrifice makes fertile the fields of young minds." I got total goosebumps at the idea of chalk being this noble thing that gets "sacrificed" for our learning. No wonder Jiawei's essay earned high marks for its "ingenious premise and eloquent metaphors."The last one I'll mention is called "The Dimming Lights of Hong Kong" about the city's iconic neon signs starting to disappear. The author's name is Michelle and her essay blew meaway with its beautiful sadness. She starts by describing all the reasons Hong Kong's neon glow has been so iconic and meaningful, like how it symbol of life and energy amid the city's hustle and bustle. Michelle writes that the neon lights were like "unwavering beacons guiding every striving soul through the sultry nights."Then she goes on to lament how these unique lights are slowly being replaced by modern LED signs that are just not the same. Her words really make you feel the tragic loss of the classic neon glow and everything it represented. There's one part that gets me every time: "With each neon light that bids its final farewell, we feel a little bit of Hong Kong's identity fading away into the night." So poetic and sad!Michelle ends her essay by making a powerful argument for preserving and protecting Hong Kong's remaining neon signs before they all disappear. She calls them "glimmering artifacts that..篇5The Reading Passage Was About a Little Girl Lost in the Big CityI could hardly believe what I was reading! That poor little girl, only 7 years old, was all alone in the enormous, crowded city of Beijing. Just imagining being lost and scared like that makes my tummy feel all jumbled up. I'm 9 years old now, but I remember when I was her age how nervous I would get even if I just couldn't find my mom in the grocery store for a few minutes. This little girl's name was Mei Mei, and the passage said she had gotten separated from her family while they were visiting Beijing over the winter holiday.I can picture the whole scene so clearly. Mei Mei was probably holding her mom or dad's hand one minute as they walked along a busy street, trying not to get jostled by all the people rushing this way and that. Maybe she stopped for just a second to look in a shop window at a pretty doll or toy, and when she turned around, her parents had disappeared into the massive crowd! The poor thing must have felt her little heart pounding hard as she spun around in a circle, craning her neck every which way but not seeing any familiar faces. Just thinking about being that lost and alone in an unfamiliar place with so many strangers is scary for a kid like me, let alone for a little first-grader!So there Mei Mei was, trying not to cry but with tears starting to well up in her eyes as the reality sunk in that she was lost in gigantic Beijing without her mommy and daddy. She didn't know which way was home, or even necessarily where "home" was since they were just visiting from their smaller town. The passage said it started getting dark, which must have made everything even scarier and more confusing. I imagine Mei Mei jumping in fright at every loud noise - like buses groaning, cars honking, and voices from the swarms of people rushing past her.At some point, maybe an older girl or a police officer noticed this poor little kid looking lost and scared, and tried to help her. But Mei Mei probably didn't want to talk to strangers like we're all taught, so she just shook her head silently with tears rolling down her cheeks. I got so sad just picturing this small, frightened girl swept up in the hugeness and chaos of a city like Beijing, shivering in the cold winter air as the sun went down. How I wished I could reach through the pages of that passage and give her a big hug!I kept reading, my heart in my throat, hoping against hope that there would be a happy ending where Mei Mei was safely reunited with her family. And thankfully, that's just what happened! The passage said that finally, a very kind elderlywoman approached Mei Mei and could tell she was lost. Instead of being scared like Mei Mei probably thought she should be of strangers, the little girl sensed that this grandmotherly woman meant no harm.With the old woman's warm, comforting smile and gentle voice, Mei Mei opened up and shared just a few details about where she was from and who she was there with. The wise grandma realized Mei Mei must have become separated from her family, and promised she would help find them. She kept reassuring Mei Mei over and over that everything would be alright, drying her tears.I could just picture the little girl tentatively taking the elderly woman's soft, wrinkled hand, knowing kids shouldn't go anywhere with a stranger but feeling deep down that this particular stranger had no ill intent and truly wanted to help. The passage said the woman took Mei Mei to a special police station for lost children, and using the few details Mei Mei had shared, the authorities were able to track down her frantic parents within a couple of hours.The passage described the miraculous reunion, with Mei Mei's mom scooping her up and hugging her tiny body tightly, planting endless kisses on her face as tears of relief streameddown her own cheeks. I'm sure Mei Mei's dad had his strong arms wrapped around both of them, thanking that angel of an elderly woman over and over for saving his precious little girl. Seeing her parents' familiar, loving faces after being lost and alone for so long must have been篇6A Super Duper Guide to Acing English Reading and Writing on the Gaokao by a Kid GeniusHey there, fellow students! My name is Lil' Brainiac, and I'm here to share my top-secret strategies for conquering the English reading and writing sections of the Guangdong Gaokao. You see, I've been scoring perfect marks on these tests year after year, and now it's time to let you in on my genius ways!First things first, let's talk about reading comprehension. This part can be a real headache if you don't know the right tricks. But fear not, my friends, because I've got your back! The key is to read the passages like a champ and pay close attention to every single word. Don't just skim through it; that's a rookie mistake.Instead, take your time and really understand what the author is trying to say. Look for clues in the text that can help youanswer the questions. And don't be afraid to reread parts that confuse you. Persistence is the name of the game!Another nifty trick is to look out for transitional words and phrases like "however," "in addition," or "on the other hand." These little guys can give you a heads-up about where the author is going with their argument or idea. Pretty cool, right?Now, let's move on to the writing section. This is where you get to show off your mad English skills and dazzle the examiners with your wordsmithing prowess. But before you start typing away like a madman (or madwoman), take a deep breath and plan out your essay.Brainstorm some killer ideas and organize them into a logical flow. A well-structured essay with a clear introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion is the way to go. Don't forget to use transitional words and phrases to make your writing smooth and cohesive.When it comes to vocabulary and grammar, it's time to flex those muscles! Use a wide range of fancy words and varied sentence structures to impress the examiners. But be careful not to overdo it – you don't want your essay to sound like a thesaurus threw up on it.And remember, practice makes perfect! The more you write, the better you'll get. So grab a pen (or a keyboard) and start crafting masterpieces. Write about your favorite books, movies, or even that time you accidentally dyed your hair green (true story).Okay, let's recap the key points:Read the passages carefully and look for clues to answer the questions.Pay attention to transitional words and phrases.Plan your essay with a clear structure and logical flow.Use a wide range of vocabulary and varied sentence structures.Practice, practice, practice!Follow these tips, and you'll be unstoppable on the English reading and writing sections of the Gaokao. Who knows, you might even give Lil' Brainiac a run for their money!But don't worry, I'm not going anywhere. I'll be here, cheering you on and ready to share more genius wisdom whenever you need it. So, what are you waiting for? Let'sconquer those English tests together and show the world what we're made of!。

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广东高考满分作文
广东高考满分作文
广东高考满分作文一
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看天光云影，能测阴晴雨雪，但难逾目力所及;打开电视，可知全球天气，却少了静观云卷云舒的乐趣。

漫步林间，常看草长莺飞、枝叶枯荣，但未必能细说花鸟之名、树木之性;轻点鼠标，可知生物的纲目属种、迁徙演化，却无法嗅到花果清香、丛林气息。

从不同的途径去感知自然，自然似乎很“近”，又似乎很“远”。

要求：①自选角度，确定立意，自拟标题，文体不限。

②不要脱离材料内容及含意的范围。

③不少于800字。

④不得套作，不得抄袭。

带您去看花海
昨日之时，你教我草长莺飞，细雨朦胧。

今日之时，我教你细数花名，测天看云。

仍记得小时候，父母外出，外婆你总是在乡下带着我忙农活。

正当夏时，天气炎热，忽然一场大雨，你放下农活，笑眯眯地翻过我趴在床板上的身子，说：“囡囡，热了吧走，外婆带你凉快去。

”一个激灵，鱼跃而起。

外婆打着把破旧的伞，肩上骑着小小的我便出了门。

外婆所说的“纳凉好去
处”竟是村里的一片莲藕地。

地是小方的浅池塘，有一间破木屋，我们进去时已湿了身，外婆顺手摘了片荷叶搭在我的头上，浅浅的荷香，仿佛我就正是荷花欲开时刚醒来的花仙子，我离荷塘多么多么近啊!大雨冲刷了盛夏的暑气，连人身上的毛孔都是清凉的，溢着花香的。

荷花淡淡开，在风雨中舒展姿态，绿色的裙摆随风扬起。

我偎依在你怀里，糯糯的声音问道：“外婆，为什么下雨了就会凉快为什么荷花夏天开为什么……”“哎呦，可问怕外婆了!外婆哪里知道些什么，外婆只管晓得看看天，就知道明天下不下雨。

”“那后天呢，大后天呢”我追着问，你捏了捏我的小脸，说：“那要等囡囡长大后才能教外婆了。

”我心中略有惆怅，这片荷塘已离我有些远了。

是啊，长大了，我会了。

我会牵着你去散步，瞧见路边开得正烂漫的小野花，我可以指着它，告诉你：“外婆，那是覆施子，有清热解毒之用……那是金钱草，因为它的叶子圆圆的像铜钱……”你笑而不语，脸上尽是自豪。

你突然看看天，我知道你想看清天上的云是怎样的状况。

但你眯着眼，总是看不清，觉得天更远更远了，自嘲的说道：“哎!老了，眼睛不中用了。

”我拍拍你的手背，翻了翻手机里近几天的天气预报，说：“外婆，明天又是晴天呢，这个星期都不会下雨，我们去看荷花吧，我可以告诉你荷花有哪些药用价值哦。

”我扬了扬手机，天空就在这里，自然也在这里，不远。

我们可以离那片荷塘
更近。

很感谢你，带我去看荷赏雨，让我亲近自然，获得感性认识;现在，我带你去看荷花成片，给你数数荷花的药效，让我们理性认识自然，不必遗憾。

我们，去看花海成片，细数花名。

广东高考满分作文二
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阅读下面的材料，根据自己的感悟和联想，写一篇不少于800字的文章。

乡间有谚语：“丝瓜藤，肉豆须，分不清。

”意思是丝瓜的藤蔓与肉豆的茎须一旦纠缠在一起，是很难分辨的。

有个小孩想分辨两者的不同，结果把自家庭院里丝瓜和肉豆的那些纠结错综的茎叶都扯断了。

父亲看了好笑，就说：“种它们是用来吃的，不是用来分辨的呀!你只要照顾它们长大，摘下瓜和豆来吃就好了。

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要求：①选准角度，自定立意;②自拟题目;③除诗歌外，文体不限;④文体特征鲜明。

价值观念决定选择
“生活是一种绵延不绝的渴望，渴望不断上升，变得更伟大而高贵。

”杜伽尔这样定义人生，在生活中，人们带着渴望不断追寻，有的人在物质的享乐中迷失自我，深陷无尽的物质涡流，而有的人乐享精神的富足，走向生命的高贵。

人生价值观念的不同决定了选择的不同。

人们因为精神的高贵而选择坚定前行的生活。

画家、作家木心客居纽约时期，在物质极度匮乏的条件下，在异国他乡开讲“世界文学史”，忽忽长达五年的一场“文学的远征”，开讲时六十二岁。

他的一生，密集伴随愈演愈烈的文化断层。

他在累累断层之间、之外、之后，木心始终将自己尽可能置于世界性的文学景观，倘若不是出走，这顽强而持久的挣扎，几乎濒于徒劳。

木心说“在自己的身上，克服这个时代”。

这也是木心留给世界的礼物，文学的福音书。

生命总有一种情怀，是在物质条件极度匮乏的生活里，如木心这般“明知不可而为之”的行动，生活困苦却乐在其中。

在生活中，每个人都在为自己的成功未来而不懈努力着，乐享精神的情怀，人生价值观念不同，让木心和“木心们”带着渴望，走在自己选择的道路上。

渴求物质的价值观念让人们深陷物欲横流的漩涡。

当人们被物质生活所绑架的时候，人们也就束缚了生活的快乐，每天愁苦于难以满足无尽的物欲，逼迫人们选择生命的弯路，如陈希同、刘志军、王锦思等，走向毁灭的结局也正是因为人生价值不同选择就不同。

于贪官如此，于社会生活亦是如此。

当今社会，众多本应该踏踏实实做学问的大学教授和科研人员深陷论文抄袭、学术剽窃的泥潭，在物质利益的价值观念里中，舍弃了精神
的追求与渴望，既失去了学术的灵感，也丧失了生活得快乐，为了快速的获得所谓的成功和名利，让他们放弃了自己本应该坚持的学术道路。

对每个人而言，决定成功的因素又有所不同，如勤奋、天赋、价值观念等等，勤奋、天赋能够决定生命的厚度，用坚硬的行动加快成功的步伐;而乐享精神的价值观念能够决定生命的灵感，选择生命的从容淡定。

我想，与其追求物质利益的“快“，倒不如坚持精神情怀的”慢“，选择精神富足的价值观念。

“春是自然界一年中的新生季节，而人生的新生季节，就是一生只有一度的青春。

”西塞罗这样定义青春。

身处于青春的我们面对生活的选择，唯有坚定正确的人生价值，乐享精神的情怀才能真正充实自我，走向成功的境界，让人生走的坦然而精彩。

广东高考满分作文三
原题回放：
看天光云影，能测阴晴雨雪，但难逾目力所及;打开电视，可知全球天气，却少了静观云卷云舒的乐趣。