写故宫作文怎么样开头【一】
一个阳光灿烂的早晨，小猪胖胖去朋友家玩。它拿着两根香蕉，津津有味地边走边吃。吃完后，随手把香蕉皮往地上一扔。
大象伯伯看到了，用它的长鼻子抓起了香蕉皮，连忙对小猪说：小猪，你这样做是不对的，如果别人没有看清地上，一脚踩了上去，是会摔跤的。小猪反对道：这有啥关系呢？反正有清洁工会打扫的。说完，它一边吃着香蕉，一边夸、夸、夸！地迈开大步走了。心想：这大象伯伯真是多管闲事！大象伯伯无奈地摇了摇头，把香蕉皮扔进了垃圾桶。
在路上，胖胖遇上了熊猫乐乐，它很开心，和乐乐一边说笑一边走。突然，乐乐啊！大叫了一声，扑通！狠狠地摔在了地上，原来乐乐光顾着说话，没有留意地上有西瓜皮，一脚踩了上去。乐乐气愤极了，说道：是哪一个不文明的人，随手乱扔果皮的啊？
胖胖想起来自己乱扔香蕉皮被大象伯伯批评的事情，感到非常羞愧。它连忙捡起了地上的西瓜皮，扔进了垃圾桶里，心想：我一定不能做一个不文明的人，要象大象伯伯学习。
写故宫作文怎么样开头【二】
从前有只小猪，他很胖，所以大家都叫他胖胖。他非常贪吃。今天，他要和熊猫乐乐一起去玩。他走呀走，忽然发现了一家新开的水果铺，他感到自己的肚子有点饿，便进去买了两根香蕉。他剥开了香蕉皮，一边走一边吃，三口两口就吃完了香蕉。他把吃剩下的香蕉皮随手一丢，就丢在了路中央。
大象伯伯正巧路过，看见了这一幕，对胖胖说：“胖胖，你怎么能往地上丢垃圾呢？如果有人踩到会摔跤的。”胖胖听了心想：“狗拿耗子，多管闲事，谁都不会踩到的。”于是小猪头也不回地往前走，大象伯伯见了摇了摇头，用鼻子卷起了香蕉皮，把它丢进了垃圾桶。
大象伯伯见了笑着对胖胖说：“胖胖，你真是个知错就改的好孩子呀。”胖胖挠了挠头，不好意思地笑了。
从此以后胖胖成了一个爱护环境，不乱丢垃圾的好孩子。
过了一会，小猪胖胖看见了熊猫乐乐，刚想打招呼，就听见了一声惨叫，乐乐一脚踩到了西瓜皮，摔了个狗啃泥。“谁这么缺德，把果皮丢在地上？”
小猪胖胖赶紧跑过去，扶起了乐乐。胖胖看着地上的果皮，脸顿时红了起来，心想：“大象伯伯说的对，我不应
该不听他的话。”于是他捡起了绊倒乐乐的果皮，把它丢进了垃圾桶。
写故宫作文怎么样开头【三】
The Lord and the Hermit
Once upon a time there was a rapacious lord. He was relentless to his tenants and quelled them by placing quotas to their living condition. Soon he collected quantitatively great revenue and lived in a radiate palace. He was also renowned for his queer clothes.
One day the lord’s disease relapsed, so he rallied his subordinates for help. One of them said: “I’ve heard of a recluse who knows regimen well residing nearby. Why not visit his residence for help?” Another retorted: “Be prudent, maybe it is only a rumor.” But the rash lord was filled with rapture and ratified the visiting plan.??
On the next Sunday, the lord purged himself, held a quaint rite and started for the hermit’s home. They passed rugged rustic passages full of paddles and the lord almost recoiled. Finally they arrived. The lord felt disappointed at the recluse’s reception, but he wouldn’t relinquish the chance and talked to the hermit with reverence.
The hermit ruminated and reverted to the main topic in a pungent voice: “I’ve heard lots of your ravenous deeds. You retract the land you’ve distributed to the farmers and order them to redeem their land. You must redress your guilt and rehabilitate their freedom. Reimburse their respective debts and build refuge for them. You can retain the residue of your property.”??
The lord was reluctant to renounce his wealth and be rent from his palace. He rebuked: “Your advice is too reckless. I’m resolute not to accept it.”
“Why so repulsive? You cannot repudiate my words.” The hermit reiterated his suggestion and its resonance echoed. “Remit their taxes with rebates, or a riot is imminent.”
The lord again refuted. At last he went back in remorse.
