Insect Diary

The writing style is full of humor and clever writing, but it also contains philosophical and profound social phenomena. In short, it is a good novel. The most important thing is that it can improve your science and basic understanding of insects. You can't help but marvel at the wonder of nature.

One for students who make up homework. I have three copies of "Insects" in my hand, three copies! None of them were comprehensive, so I read them all together. In French translation, each translation has its own characteristics. This one is relatively complete and the translation is simple. Intensive reading is required (high-frequency examination/classic) "The Fable of the Cicada and the Ant", "The Elephant of the Oak Chestnut", "The Cricket in Italy" and "Minodotiphi", this is not complete. Answers to "Insect Diary": 1. Observe the habits of insects from a human perspective, and reflect social life through the insect world 2. "Insects" contains a scientific spirit of seeking truth and truth, and is filled with love for life and praise for all things in nature. 3. Fabre's title is "the pioneer of animal psychology"

I thought it was Gu Zhenren but it turned out to be Insect Diary

Very good! Just in time for me to finish my homework!

Unexpectedly, I said I didn't bring back the Insect Diary, but I was secretly reading the electronic version. I'll screw you up.

It's really an insect story [covers face] I thought it was an insect story [covers face]

I've finally finished reading half of it. Let's take a quick look at the reading time.

The book is quite nice, but the author is too aloof and doesn't reply or interact with the readers [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

A must-have tool for doing homework, and there are also various book reviews to copy. Very good!!!

It's very beautiful, but I can't quite understand it [smile]

This book is so interesting! I really like Fabre's vivid descriptions of various insects. He makes me feel like I am in the magical world of insects. Especially the description of cicadas in the book. Fabre described the living habits and characteristics of cicadas in great detail, which gave me a deeper understanding of cicadas. Moreover, this book is not only a scientific work, but also contains the author's love and awe for life. It is really worth reading!

Very good, the content is exciting and not far from the famous book.

Although I can't understand it, it doesn't stop me from commenting [Adoration]

It's very beautiful, and it's indeed quite poetic. I read it because it's a must-read in Chinese.

It's very good. The wonderful world of insects is vividly displayed in front of my eyes under the author's humorous language. It makes people want to indulge in it and can't extricate themselves.

666, This is not an insect story.

I would like to ask, is there a big difference between this and the original work? Have some things been deleted?

The teacher wants to see, the first grade of junior high school will be promoted during the summer vacation [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Fabre's "Insects" takes us to understand insects from a new perspective - no longer a cold corpse on the dissection table, no longer a simple list of "classes, families, genera and species", but based on rigorous observation and recording of insect habits, using anthropomorphic techniques to give insects emotions, making cold scientific knowledge full of poetry. The book not only describes the behavior of insects, but also explores themes such as survival competition and reproductive instincts. It connects the insect world with human morality and social phenomena, and triggers readers to reflect on the value of life. If you want to calm down and read a book that contains both biological knowledge and philosophical speculation, "Insects" is your best choice.

The order and content seem to be different from the original work. I just didn't have time to read it so I listened to the book on Tomato. The results are different. It seems that I will fail the exam [crying] [crying] [crying]

Fabre uses lively and fluent language to describe the rich, colorful, childlike and wild charm of nature, which arouses people's imagination and unknowingly makes people sink into vague childhood memories. The masterpiece of a master of fairy tale language who controls words - "Insect Diary".

It is full of childishness and uses the plainest and most vivid language to describe the world of little bugs🐛 in an interesting, lively and philosophical way.

This book not only teaches knowledge, but also has a sense of humor. It is well written.

Not changing a word? Not a word changed! !

Fabre wrote well

Who lied to me that there were real people inside?

Overall it's pretty good

The teacher recommended it and I had to read it. It's actually pretty good. I've finished reading it. I've finished reading it.

Did anyone really look at it carefully?

6. The rating of world famous books is so low