This book taught me a lot of knowledge. Hillier compared history to a ladder of time, which we can climb until we reach our present position. Then we can stand where we are and look down. Every step has many stories.
The origin of everything, the caveman, the fire, the puzzle of the Egyptians, the man who built the tomb … Every story is so vivid. Hillier said that our initial world was just a stone ball, wrapped in water vapor like a dense fog. Later, steam turned into rain, and the whole world began to rain, and it kept raining ... until the rain filled all the holes on the earth and formed a huge pond. These ponds are oceans, and dry places are rocks.
Later, the first creatures appeared-very small plants, so small that they could only be seen under a microscope. At first, they only grow in water, slowly, they grow on the shore, and finally, they grow on rocks.
Dust, which is often called soil, covers rocks, turns rocks into land, and plants grow and spread in a large area here ... After reading this story, I immediately remembered the order in which everything appeared: planets, the sun, sparks, the earth, water vapor, rain, oceans, plants, animals, jellyfish, insects, fish, amphibians, reptiles and birds.
Hillier tells the history of the world, which is a very good book. I also told a lot of interesting knowledge and historical myths. Students who like history must read this book more! You'll like it.
Reflections on the lecture on hillier's world history in the sixth grade 2. Time flies, and the sun and the moon fly like a shuttle. In a blink of an eye, the happy winter vacation life began.
This holiday, the bibliography we are going to read is "hillier tells the history of the world", which is a very interesting book. It is not as boring as other books, and it uses many humorous techniques. After reading it, I seem to have gone back to the past.
What attracts me about this book is its humor. My favorite place is probably 12 God. They are responsible for their own work and destiny.
For example, Athena, the goddess of wisdom, Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, Apollo, the younger brother of Zeus, Zeus, the king of gods and other gods worshipped by ancient Greeks. Some of the stories in it also benefited me a lot. For example, people who write riddles, people who create abc, and other interesting stories.
I am a child who doesn't like reading very much. When this book is put in front of me, I can fall asleep without reading it twice. But since reading this book, I have got rid of the bad habit of not loving reading. This is really a good book. I must find some other works by hillel, so that my brain will have more knowledge.
Hillier lectures on world history in the sixth grade. This winter vacation, I watched hillier Telling the History of the World, which is the work of the famous American educator hillier. He graduated from Harvard University and has been engaged in primary and secondary education all his life. He loves history and art and enjoys traveling. This book tells the world history of nearly 600 years from the origin of human beings to the end of World War II. Hillier inspired my curiosity through wonderful historical stories.
The book not only tells the historical story that happened on this planet, but also is filled with a kind of reverence.
In the first chapter "The Origin of Everything", I learned about the changes of everything in the world. Every mountain, water and grass in the world has changed greatly. As he wrote in his book, everything changes with time, which affects our physiological changes.
Hillier, the author, used vivid examples one after another to bring history and everything in the world alive. This book taught me the importance of knowledge and art, without which we would accomplish nothing.
Just like a sentence: learn mathematics and physics well, and you are not afraid to travel all over the world! Although this is only a book, it gives me a sense of art and civilization. It also taught me the power of art.
Hillier lectures on world history in the sixth grade. This summer vacation, I read "Hilleary tells the history of the world" written by Hilleary, an American educator. It tells the world history of nearly 6000 years from the origin of human beings to the end of the Second World War. The author used humorous language, like chatting with me, and brought me into the long river of history.
I have seen the gods on Olympus, the glory of ancient Rome, the power of Alexander the Great, the greatness of Jesus, the magic of Napoleon, the influence of the industrial revolution on the world, and the cruelty of world wars. The person I admire most is Columbus, because unlike other kings or emperors, he just wants to take, but he is "giving". He brought us a new continent. After years of setbacks and blows, he still sticks to his ideals, never giving up and never being discouraged.
After reading this book, I understand that so many incredible things have happened in this world, and so many great people have appeared in this world! History was so interesting!