以托物言志手法写一篇作文800字左右

[托物言志的作文蒲公英800字]夕阳，徐风，飘。飘荡在夕阳下，徐风中，不知多久，也不知多远。身背白鬼行囊的你，随风飘逝，浪迹天涯。你已不知家在何方，更不知路在何方，只知道远方有你的理想。飘啊，朝着理想的方向，踏着...+阅读

以托物言志手法写一篇作文800字左右

昙花昙花酝酿了一生，倾尽毕生心血，在一个万籁俱寂的深夜，或者一个凄风苦雨的夜晚，在人们熟睡之际，百花沉寂之时，悄然绽放。那种美丽，那种光辉，不亚于牡丹的雍容，不亚于玫瑰的妖娆，是人为之震撼。昙花就这样在夜里孤芳自赏，悄悄从人们的梦乡走过，不留痕迹，不留余地。这瞬间美丽铸就了永恒。破晓之时，你所能看到的，只是一朵凋垂的花，冷冷地挂在枝头。于是我便开始伤心，上帝让这惊世之美做这短暂的停留，却不肯让她多开放片刻.长大以后才明白，不是上帝太残忍，而是我太天真。试想，如果白天、黑夜，无论何时，昙花都一如既往地开放着，那么，谁会珍惜那短短的几个小时，谁会在意她的美丽，昙花那独属于黑暗的魅力，又怎能体现得出呢？我们之所以被昙花瞬间的美丽折服，之所以无比珍惜那开放的几个小时，正是因为我们经历了白天里那漫长的等待啊！同样，正是因为我们承受过耻辱和失败，才更加珍惜成功的喜悦；正是因为体会过人分离时的依依不舍，才珍惜相聚时的幸福和欢欣；正是因为有死亡的威胁，才更珍惜美好的生活。

我们追求真理，向往自由，因此我们朝着太阳升起的地方前进。可是光明往往不是在最亮堂的地方，一如美丽往往不会靠美丽来孕育一样。看看黑暗中幽幽绽放的昙花，我们不难明白，只有崛地而出，才会体会到光明的璀璨，只有经过黑暗与痛苦的洗礼，我们才会更加珍惜现在所拥有的祥和、安定，生命才愈加显得弥足珍贵。鲁迅是一个敢于把自己投入黑暗之中的战士，他用犀利的笔控诉着吃人的社会，却热情讴歌生活。正是由于目睹了麻木愚昧的国人病态地活着，因而他分外珍惜进步的青年们，希望他们可以拯救黑暗中沉默的人群，希望他们可以剥开中国披了两千多年的封建社会的外衣。于是，这才有了彷徨，才有了呐喊，才有了“横眉冷对千夫指”的万丈豪情！珍惜生命，珍惜生活，是我们做好任何一件事的最大前提。

很多东西在你拥有的时候不觉得它是多么珍贵，失去了才会发现，你不经意间遗落的往往是重要的、一刻也离不开的东西！由此，我说，不论我们现在拥有的是多是少，我们都应该感谢上苍的恩赐，都应该好好珍惜，不论是短暂的昙花，还是万里长久的月季。...

小学生禁燃禁放日记求一篇

烟花爆竹燃放起来虽然美，但人们却不知道，烟花爆竹让我们的新鲜空气收到污染。最近，天空都灰蒙蒙的，有阴霾漂浮在空中。现在，就让我来给你们生活里的一件真实的事吧！一天，我正在写作文，那时候的光线还是很亮的，我急急忙忙地写着。可过了一会儿，天就突然黑了下来。咦，大白天的，怎么天会黑下来呢？我想，可能是今天早上零时放了许多鞭炮的缘故吧！天越来越黑了。我只好打开灯，继续写了起来。等我写好，天已经很黑了。我打开报纸一看，上面写着：大多五成以上都选择了禁止燃放烟花爆竹。我想：这下总不会再放鞭炮了吧！当我暗暗高兴的时候，听到了一声“噼里啪啦”，接着又有“砰砰砰”的声音响了起来。报纸上都这样说了，放鞭炮的人们，你们也该不放鞭炮了吧！放鞭炮的人们啊，请别再放了！请为我们尽一份责任！这份责任就是：不要再放鞭炮，让原来那新鲜的空气再回到我们的身边，尽自己的能力去净化空气！

以禁鞭为主题的6百字作文

摘要，1禁鞭就是禁止燃放鞭炮，简明扼要的解释一下题目的意义。2，今夕现状的对比，燃放鞭炮是民俗，是儿童过年的乐趣以及过去的环境状况良好；燃放鞭炮对人身安全的威胁，以及如今的社会发展，儿童也不以鞭炮为乐趣，社会环境越来越差，需要禁鞭的必要性。3，禁鞭之后人们生活状态的变化，环境越来越好，危险越来越少。开头示例： “爆竹声中一岁除，春风送暖入屠苏”。在鞭炮声中辞旧迎新，是中国人悠久的民俗文化传统之一。每当噼噼啪啪的鞭炮声响起的时候，一年中所有的烦恼都仿佛在一瞬间烟消云散了，留给人们的只是无尽的喜悦和热闹的节日气氛，几乎人人都喜欢在过年的时候放鞭炮。然而随着放鞭带来的一系列问题，人民开始思考应不应该燃放烟花爆竹。

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求一篇禁止吸烟的外语作文

Tobacco-Free Youth（来自世界卫生组织网站：无烟青少年英文版） Why does the tobacco industry need to catch teenagers and young adults? For the tobacco industry to survive it must hook new customers to replace those who die or quit. It must catch them young. Most people start smoking before the age of 18, and almost a quarter of these individuals begin using tobacco before the age of 10. The younger children are when they first try smoking, the more likely they are to become regular tobacco users and the less likely they are to quit. Why are tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship a threat to young people? The more exposed to tobacco advertising young people are, the more likely they are to use tobacco. The tobacco industry falsely associates use of its products with desirable qualities such as glamour, energy and sex appeal as well as with exciting activities and adventure. Widespread tobacco advertising “normalizes” tobacco use, portraying it as being no different from any other consumer product, and making it difficult for young people to understand the hazards of its use. Young people underestimate the risk of becoming addicted to nicotine and the tragic health consequences that can follow. Why do we need a total ban on advertising, promotion and sponsorship? The tobacco industry spends billions of dollars each year spreading its marketing net as widely as possible to attract young customers, targeting youth in fun and familiar environments, at the movies, on the Internet, in fashion magazines, and at music concerts and sports events. The tobacco industry uses increasingly creative tactics to boost the sale of its products. Adverts on billboards, in magazines and on the Internet, comprise only one strand of the complex tobacco marketing net. The industry also ensures its products are highly visible in movies, on television and in the world of fashion. Tobacco companies sponsor sports and entertainment events, hand out branded items and organize numerous popular promotional activities in an attempt to win and keep their customers. Only total bans can break the tobacco marketing net. The industry has numerous ways of targeting youth and partial bans merely allow companies to shift their vast resources from one promotional tactic to another. Is the developing world's youth particularly at risk? What about young women and girls? More than 80 percent of the world's 1.8 billion young people (aged 10-24) live in developing countries and they are aggressively targeted by the tobacco industry. Four out of five teenagers living in developing countries say they have recently seen pro-tobacco advertising. The tobacco industry specifically targets young females through advertising, promotion and sponsorship. Carefully researched marketing strategies encourage girls and young women to use tobacco products and seek to weaken cultural opposition to this trend in countries where women have traditionally not used tobacco. The rise in the use of tobacco products among girls and young females is one of the most ominous developments of the global tobacco epidemic. Is a total advertising ban the only way to protect youth from tobacco use? A ban on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship is a powerful tool to protect youth and is one of the World Health Organization's six MPOWER strategies that are designed to combat tobacco use, the leading preventable cause of death in the world today. The six MPOWER strategies enable countries to protect their youth from an epidemic that could kill up to one billion people this century.