Have you ever been plagued by societal prejudice and ignorance?To Kill a Mockingbird will take you into a world where you are brave enough to face injustice.
From the perspective of a little girl, Scott, this book tells the story of a conflict between racism and justice in a small town in the American South. In this seemingly peaceful town, racism and ignorance hang over the head of every minority like an invisible sword. And the Scott family is a representative of the courage to face all this.
The classic quotes in the book are like bright stars, guiding us to find light in the darkness. "There is one thing that does not obey the law, and that is the human heart. "You can never get to know someone unless you put yourself in their shoes. These words of wisdom and philosophy will make you reflect on your own prejudices and ignorance.
After reading this book, you will understand that the power of courage and justice is endless. No matter how difficult and stressful it is, we should stand firm in our beliefs and stand up for justice.
To Kill a Mockingbird is not just a story about racism, but an ode to courage, justice, and humanity. It teaches us how to face injustice and how to hold fast to the goodness and justice in our hearts.
Now, let's open this book together and explore that world full of courage and justice!
1.When you finally get to know them, you'll find that most people are good people. - Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird".
2.There's no need to say everything ***, people don't like that they have someone around them who knows more than they do, and that annoys them. No matter how correct you are, you can't change these people. Unless they want to learn it themselves, there's nothing they can do. You either keep your mouth shut or just use their language. - To Kill a Mockingbird
3.To be brave is to know that you are destined to lose before you even start, but still do it without hesitation and stay the course no matter what happens. One person rarely wins, but there are always times when he wins. - Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird".
4.You can't really know who unless you get into his shoes and accompany him on a stretch. - To Kill a Mockingbird
5.I want you to see what true courage is, and not think that courage is when a person is armed, courage is knowing that you are going to fail, but still doing something without hesitation and eventually succeeding - To Kill a Mockingbird
6.It's not a man with a gun or he's brave. Courage is when something doesn't even start and you know you might lose, you still do it and stick to it no matter what. - To Kill a Mockingbird
7.But before I can get along with others, I have to get along with myself first. There is one thing that cannot follow the herd principle, and that is the conscience of man. - Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird".
8.Strip away those adjectives and the rest is the truth. - Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird".
9.Your arrogance and rudeness towards the world are mostly derived from prejudice - To Kill a Mockingbird
10.When a child asks you a question, you have to answer it in a serious way, and don't talk about it left and right. Even though children are just children, they will be more aware than adults that you are avoiding questions, and avoiding them will only confuse them. - Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird".