第一篇：我喜歡的歌 作文

我喜歡的歌

《聰明的一休》是我喜歡的一首兒歌，因為它生動形象的唱出了我心里的小英雄-一休，那個勇敢，從來不馬虎的小和尚，他聰明伶俐，每次碰到了困難都用智慧來解決問題。

我上幼兒園的時候就開始看《聰明的一休》的動畫片，立刻便被他的聰明才智所深深地吸引了。尤其是那里面的主題歌“格嘰格嘰，格嘰格嘰，格嘰格嘰我們愛你”這歡快悅耳的音調(diào)不僅唱出了我的心聲，也給了我一個愉快的心情。當(dāng)我每次不高興的時候只要一聽到它什么煩惱都拋到了九霄云外。

“愛惜時光學(xué)習(xí)知識，你卻最努力”，教會了我要愛惜時間，不要浪費，要好好的學(xué)習(xí)知識成為一個聰明伶俐的人。

“困難重重你卻豪不在意”，使我明白了遇到挫折的時候不能退縮，要勇敢的面對，用所學(xué)的知識解決它，不被它嚇倒。

“打架罵人從來沒有你”，提醒時刻要向一休學(xué)習(xí)，做一個不打架不罵人懂禮貌的好孩子。

這就是我最喜歡的一首歌，它不僅唱起來朗朗上口，而且還教會我做人的道理，讓我受益匪淺，所以我就喜歡它。

我喜歡的歌

我最喜歡的歌是一首臺灣校園民謠《蝸牛與黃鸝鳥》，它的歌詞中寫到“阿門阿前一棵葡萄樹，阿嫩阿綠地剛發(fā)芽，蝸牛背著那重重的殼呀，一步一步地往上爬……”在我高興的時候，總是不由自主地唱起來，已經(jīng)不記得第一次是怎樣學(xué)會的，也許就是覺得好聽，跟著大人不知不覺就學(xué)會了吧。歌曲通過蝸牛與黃鸝鳥的對話，生動地描寫了一只傲慢的黃鸝鳥和一只憨厚的蝸牛。

這首歌節(jié)奏歡快而活潑，曲調(diào)優(yōu)美而朗朗上口，容易傳唱，我家的人都會唱，歌詞寫的幽默、詼諧，我好像在里面看到了自己的影子。

我就好像那只一步一步往上爬的小蝸牛，雖然爬得慢，但只要早作準(zhǔn)備，堅持爬，目標(biāo)總能實現(xiàn)。

前年暑假，九月份我學(xué)的小提琴就要考級了，我緊張得不得了，老師和家長都對我抱有很大希望?？墒牵瑫r間那么緊，考級的難度又非常大。剛聽說這個消息，我還不信我能拉得出來，可是又一想，管他呢，多練習(xí)，每天就能進步一點。終于，“功夫不負(fù)有心人”，考級順利通過了！

這首歌雖然歌詞輕松快樂，但它還是含著深刻的道理。正因為這點，我對它喜愛無比。

我喜歡的歌

“北京歡迎你，為你開天辟地……”你應(yīng)該知道這首歌吧！沒錯，它就是《北京歡迎你》———我最喜歡的歌。

你一定問我為什么喜歡這首歌吧！因為它旋律優(yōu)美、明快，還表達了我們中國歡迎四海來賓，對外國友人的祝福。

我特別喜歡這首歌，當(dāng)我打開電視時，只要電視播放這首歌，我就會一起唱；我家電腦里也有這首歌，當(dāng)我不高興時，只要聽了這首歌，我就會變得開心、快樂。這首歌中，我最喜歡的一句“在黃土地刷新成績”。我想，這句歌詞激勵著我國的運動員，讓他們一個又一個得到冠軍。每一枚獎牌都來之不易，大家知道奧運冠軍“劉璇”嗎？她為了能在2008年體操項目中為中國爭得一枚金牌，她每天都在刻苦的訓(xùn)練，手上起了老繭，于是就叫爸爸買刀片刮繭，一次，爸爸買刀片時售貨員問：“買這么多刀片干嗎？”“給女兒刮繭”爸爸心疼地說，售貨員知道后把刀片送給了劉璇的爸爸。經(jīng)過沒日沒夜的練習(xí)，劉璇終于得到了金牌。奧運冠軍們在臺上幾分鐘，可他們在下面練了多少年啊！“冰凍三尺，非一日之寒”?。?/p>

我喜歡這首歌，喜歡它優(yōu)美的律，更喜歡它賦于我的勇氣、熱情和信心。我也希望、歡迎更多外國友人，來一睹中國的風(fēng)采！

我喜歡的歌

我喜歡的歌有許多，如清脆歡快的《采蘑菇的小姑娘》啊，豪邁的《大?！钒?，但我最喜歡的還是優(yōu)美動聽的《隱形的翅膀》。

“每一次，都在徘徊孤單中堅強；每一次，就算很受傷也不閃淚光，我知道，我一直有雙隱形的翅膀，帶我飛，飛過絕望……“是這首歌給了我快樂，給了我自信，給了我堅強。我和《隱形的翅膀》相處已經(jīng)有兩年了。

認(rèn)識這首歌是我二年級時候的事了，那一天，正好發(fā)期末考試卷，我一看，嗚嗚，語文只考了88分，數(shù)學(xué)只考了89分，我很傷心，心里暗想：考得這么差，不知回家爸媽怎么罵我呢！放學(xué)回到家，媽媽好像看出了我的心思，給我放了一首歌，就是《隱形的翅膀》，我一下子被那優(yōu)美的旋律吸引住了，媽媽還給我講了一個關(guān)于隱形的翅膀的小女孩追求理想的故事，我深深地被這位堅強的大姐姐感動了，就這樣，我認(rèn)識并喜歡上了《隱形的翅膀》?，F(xiàn)在，每當(dāng)我聽張韶涵姐姐用那甜美的聲音唱起這首歌時，我的眼前就會浮現(xiàn)出這樣的畫面：一位美麗的天使穿著白色的紗裙向我招手，我突然間也長出了一雙翅膀，在夕陽的照耀下，和那位天使一起歌唱著飛向藍天，我的內(nèi)心充滿了快樂和勇氣，我堅信在不遠的前方，我所有的夢想都會實現(xiàn)！只要努力地飛翔！

其實，我們每個人都有一雙隱形的翅膀，不過這雙翅膀不在身上，而在我們心中，那是我們對未來的希望。

第二篇：作文：《勞動的歡歌》

勞動的歡歌

“夙興夜寐，灑掃庭內(nèi)”其實生活就是因為勞動才變得美好。

我出生在農(nóng)村。五一時節(jié)，當(dāng)我與家人在田里插秧，辛苦了一上午，坐在田埂上休息時，我看見田野上總會有幾只追逐打鬧的狗使人歡笑；總會有幾叢散發(fā)迷人香氣的野花引人入勝；總會有幾棵香甜可口的果樹給我解饞……我的心里滿滿的都是勞動后的成就感，以及對上天給予我美麗景色的感恩。唯有在勞動后，才能真正感受到大自然的美，享受到令人陶醉田園生活與風(fēng)獨有的香氣?！叭松谇冢凰骱潍@？”我深知這一道理。

勞動是每個人的義務(wù)。今年抗擊新冠病毒的過程，就是很好的例子。我們所有人，都在這場戰(zhàn)役中目睹了一個不可思議的奇跡。十天，建設(shè)者們在一塊空無人煙的荒地上，建成一座占地三萬四千平方米的傳染病醫(yī)院，這就是武漢的火神山醫(yī)院，這就是無數(shù)名勞動者們的努力成果。這之前，毫無希望的多數(shù)肺炎感染者都不會想到，有那么多人在努力為他們撥開烏云。前途艱險，他們便逆流而上。每一位參與其中的勞動者，都應(yīng)該得到致敬與尊重。只有勞動才可以使人在生活中強大，不論什么人，最終還是要崇尚那些能用手創(chuàng)造生活的勞動者。

勞動者平凡如我們，凌晨在路燈下打掃街道的清潔工，早起在工地上搬磚的工人，一整天都在執(zhí)行任務(wù)的警察，在教室里為學(xué)生上課的老師，在書桌上奮筆疾書的學(xué)生，以及像我家人一樣樸實的農(nóng)民，我們都很平凡，做著自己的工作。勞動者亦偉大似英雄，在疫情面前毫不

退縮，對人民的每一份守護與奉獻都在我們心中形成一股暖流，帶給我們希望與祝福，使我們更加尊敬每一位勞動者，努力成為一名偉大的勞動者。

尊重勞動，崇尚勞動。勞動不僅給予了中華民族不竭的精神，更是支持了歷史的重要發(fā)展。我們每個人攜手并進，便是一滴滴小水珠匯聚成了大海，成為了生活中幸?？鞓返脑慈?。

在夕陽的余暉傾灑大地時，勞動者們終于走在了回家的路上。聽，林間有鳥兒的鳴叫，有樹葉的沙沙聲，有河水的潺潺音，那是大自然給勞動者的獎勵——一首《勞動的歡歌》。

第三篇：圣誕歡歌

圣誕歡歌

今天是圣誕節(jié)，我們在小桔燈作文班慶祝了圣誕節(jié)，你猜我們玩了什么？哈哈！我們玩了“搶凳子游戲”可有趣了！

你看！第一輪游戲馬上開始了。老師選了5個人，4把凳子，分別放好之后——游戲終于開始了！只看他們圍著四把凳子轉(zhuǎn)圈走，走呀走呀，只聽老師一聲令下“停！”他們便以迅雷不及掩耳之勢的坐下，可是，有兩個同學(xué)坐在了一把椅子上，沒辦法，晚坐下的那個同學(xué)就拜拜嘍！于是我們的“繡花小王子”只好下去了，只見他臉上仍然帶著微笑，可能為了掩飾他內(nèi)心的傷感吧！

接著，老師又拿走了一把椅子，第二輪比賽開始了這次，他

們有了計劃，各個眼睛上都全神貫注，等待又一次花開，終于老師大喊“停”，于是我們班的“小耗子”“坐”心未遂，下去了，他為了發(fā)泄內(nèi)心的不服，就那“小丫頭”來撒氣，不過**馬上平息了??

第二輪開始了，小于子不幸“戰(zhàn)死沙場”，以失敗告終了，他也是面帶笑容，這樣看來，我們班的男孩子可都十分樂觀呀！

最后一輪的總決賽開始了，是小個兒隊長VS斯文王子，這下

有好戲看了。只見下面的觀眾個個手舞足蹈，吶喊助威，有的為小個兒隊長加油，有的為王子助威，更有甚者為他們漏油。隨著老師一聲“開始”，游戲進入了白熱化的階段，“俗話說一山容不得二虎”兩人搶一個凳子，會怎么樣呢？“停！”正當(dāng)我在想這個問題的時候，我們班的小個兒隊長下去了，最終的勝利是屬于——斯文王子！

這堂課真是太快樂了！讓我一生也無法忘記，于是，我在這里就把它記錄下來。

第四篇：六一歡歌

六一歡歌

今天的太陽，為什么這樣燦爛？

今天的花朵，為什么這樣芬芳？

今天的紅領(lǐng)巾，為什么這樣鮮艷？

你知道，他知道，大家全知道。

今天是六一兒童節(jié)，是最天真的日子，是最快樂的日子。

今天的歌聲，為什么這樣動聽？

今天的舞蹈，為什么這樣優(yōu)美？

今天的故事，為什么這樣誘人？

你清楚，他清楚，大家都清楚。

歌聲唱出了孩子們的童真，舞蹈跳出了孩子們的童樂，故事講出了孩子們的童趣。

今天的小苗，明天的大樹。

今天的小雛，明天的雄鷹。

天高任鳥飛，海闊憑魚躍。

可愛的孩子們，美好的明天屬于你，向著理想，自由飛翔吧！

第五篇：圣誕歡歌

A Christmas Carol

Author: Charles Dickens

I guess you can say that A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens has been a

success.It was published in 1843 and has never been out of print since then.It’s

spawned all manner of plays, films, adaptations, and spoofs.It’s been adapted at least twice by Disney, once featuring Mickey Mouse and another time featuring Jim Carey.We’re almost inundated with the story — I’m not sure how many ways I’ve seen it.Yet I had never read the original story by Dickens until just now.On Christmas Eve in Victorian England, Ebenezer Scrooge, a bitter and miserly old moneylender, holds everything that embodies the joys and spirit of Christmas in contempt, refusing to visit his cheerful nephew Fred's Christmas dinner party with his family, and forcing his underpaid employee Bob Cratchit to beg to take the day off for his own family.That night, Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his former business partner, Jacob Marley, who had died seven years prior on Christmas Eve and is now forced to spend his afterlife carrying heavy chains forged from his own greedy ways.Marley warns Scrooge that he will suffer an even worse fate if he doesn't repent, and foretells that he will be haunted by three spirits that will help guide him.The first spirit, the Ghost of Christmas Past, shows Scrooge visions of his own past that take place on or around the Christmas season, reminding him of how he ended up the greedy man he is now.He had spent much of his childhood neglected by his father over the holidays at boarding school until he was finally brought home by his loving sister Fan, who died prematurely after giving birth to his nephew Fred.Scrooge later began a successful career in business and moneylending and became engaged to a woman named Belle, though she later called off the engagement when he began to grow obsessed with accumulating his own wealth.Unable to bear having to witness these events again, Scrooge extinguishes the spirit.The second spirit, the Ghost of Christmas Present, shows Scrooge the happiness of his fellow men on Christmas day.Among them are his nephew Fred, who playfully makes jokes with his family at Scrooge's expense, and Bob Cratchit and his family, who are just barely able to make do with what little pay Scrooge gives Cratchit.The Cratchits also tend to a sickly young son, Tiny Tim, whose commitment to the spirit of Christmas touches Scrooge, who is dismayed to learn from the spirit that he may not have much longer to live.Before the spirit vanishes, it warns Scrooge about the evils of Ignorance and Want, showing them as terrifying, uncivilized children doomed to grow into savage, despicable individuals.The third and final spirit, the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, shows Scrooge the final consequences of his greed.Tiny Tim has died, leaving the Cratchits to mourn him on Christmas.Scrooge has also died, though there is more comfort than grief in the wake of his funeral.In addition, Fred finds benefit from inheriting his wealth, and

Scrooge is even robbed by his former maid.Unwilling to let this grim future come to pass, Scrooge begs to be given a second chance as the spirit forces him into his deep and empty grave leading all the way to Hell.Scrooge awakens to find himself in his bed on Christmas morning, the three spirits having guided him over the course of one night, and immediately sets out to atone for his sins, making donations to the poor, attending Fred's dinner party, and giving Cratchit a raise to care for his family, allowing Tiny Tim to live.Scrooge spends the remainder of his life a new man embodying the spirit of Christmas itself.And I must say, what a treat it was.Despite knowing the plot in advance, it was a very good read.Well, count me among those many inspired and reminded by Dickens to be a more empathetic person, to remember how good even many of the poor in the West have it compared to other parts of the world, and to try to do more for others.And that, perhaps, is part of the genius of Dickens.He inspired a complete

change of how people looked at Christmas in his time.And his work is no less relevant today;perhaps it hits even closer to home these days.He invites us to

carefully consider the question: what does it mean to achieve success in life? And he deftly illustrates that “wealth” is wrong answer.Here’s hoping that many others will also learn a small bit about life from Dickens.Ilike what Scrooge’nephewsaid, “I have always thought of Christ mas as a time to be helpful and kind to other people.It is the only time of the year when men and women open their hearts freely to each other.And so, althought I have never made any money from it, I think Christmas has been and will be a good time for me!And I said ,God bless Christmas!”

From he, I know Although money is very important, to live in this world money is totally unacceptable and if the money can live a life on, let the world, more people happy, they should spend the money to, because it values.Fortunately, Scrooge wake up later, the others will be happy to know the truth themselves happy to help a

disabled child, for their family and their assistants together after a happy Christmas!Nowadays，The spirit of giving and sharing is at its peak during the Christmas season.People are so generous to dole out gifts, money and other things to people they care about, and at times to charity, too.This innate feeling in us is always there.It's not only for special seasons like the holidays that we should be able to give and share whatever we have in abundance.It must likely be the instinctive feeling in us that we should be willing to share and give something all year round especially to those who are in need.Hopefully, everybody would give a little help.The spirit of sharing and giving doesn't mean that you are spoiling these people thru charity.It's not that;it's just that these people may feel helpless at times, hopeless most of the time and this is where

we can come in, that we can show them that we care, we can give them hope and

something to live for in their life.It is our way of showing them that their life is worth caring for so that they should be inspired to do better in their life.Thankfully, there is always the goodness in all of us;all we have to do is make use of it this Christmas and through out the years to come.I'm thankful to Charles Dickens.He told me that what important in our world is happiness and do ourbest to help each other.PS: Charles Dickens was a great writer in the 19th century．He was born in 1812．When he was a child，his father was heavily in debt．The only education he received was two years of schoolingat a school for poor children．At the age of 12he had to work first as a worker and then became a reporter for a newspaper．In 1837，his novel，The Pickwick Papers，made him the most famous of his time in England．He died in 1870．