What are the 05+ sample paragraphs stating why you love a story about love or gratitude for 4th-grade students in Vietnam?

Sample paragraphs stating why you love a story about love or gratitude

Sample 1

Among the stories about love, I like "Sự tích cây vú sữa" the most. The story is about a boy who left home because he was angry with his mother. After many years of wandering, he returned home to find his mother gone. He only saw a strange tree in the garden. When he hugged the tree and cried, it bore sweet fruit, with delicious white milk inside like mother's milk. I love this story because it teaches me a lesson about sacred maternal love. A mother's love for her child is boundless; no matter where the child goes, the mother always waits and is ready to sacrifice. The story helps me understand that we must cherish and love our mother while we still can, and not wait until it's too late to feel regretful.

Sample 2

Among the stories about love, I like the story "Bó đũa" the most. The story is about an elderly father who wants to teach his children the lesson of unity. He gave each child a chopstick and asked them to break it, which everyone did easily. But when he handed them a whole bundle of chopsticks, no one could break it. From that, the children understood that if each had their own opinion, the family would be divided, but if they loved and stuck with each other, no one could harm them. I love this story because it teaches me about the love among siblings in a family. I understand that when people know how to love, tolerate, and unite, the family will always be happy and strong like that bundle of chopsticks.

Sample 3

Among the stories about love, I like the story "Bó đũa" the most. It tells about an elderly father who had many children but they often quarreled and didn't get along. One day, he gave each a chopstick and asked them to break it, which they all did easily. But when he gave them a whole bundle of chopsticks to break at once, none could do it. Then, the gentle father said, "My children, remember, a single chopstick is easy to break, but a bundle of chopsticks cannot be broken. Siblings are the same: if you are divided, you will be weak, but if you love and unite, no one can harm you."

I love this story because it teaches me a valuable lesson about love and unity in the family. When siblings know how to yield, care for each other, the family will become warm and sturdy like that bundle of chopsticks. Through the story, I also understand that not only in the family but also in life, if people unite and help each other, we can overcome any difficulty. The story makes me cherish my family even more and reminds me to always appreciate those dear to me.

Sample 4

In the treasure trove of Vietnamese folk tales, there are many stories that teach us lessons about love and gratitude, but the story "Cứu vật, vật trả ơn; cứu nhân, nhân trả oán" leaves the deepest impression on me. The story is about a kind-hearted young man who, along his journey, saved a snake, a dog, and a person in distress. Later, the snake and the dog repaid him with loyalty and good deeds, while the person he saved betrayed and harmed him for personal gain. Thanks to the help of the snake and the dog, the young man escaped danger and learned a valuable lesson about human nature.

I love this story not only because of its compelling plot but also because of the profound lesson it offers. When doing good, we should not expect repayment, but we should also not help anyone carelessly without thorough consideration. Not everyone knows how to appreciate and respect others' kindness, and some even exploit generosity for malicious purposes. Through the story, I realize that in life, we need to treat people kindly but also be wise, appreciate good-hearted people, and beware of deceitful ones. At the same time, gratitude is a noble quality that helps people live humanely and create a better society.

Sample 5

Among the fairy tales I have heard, "Sự tích cây khế" is the story I love the most because it carries meaningful lessons about gratitude and fairness. The story is about two brothers. After their parents passed away, the greedy older brother took all the inheritance, leaving the younger brother with only a small starfruit tree. Despite his poverty, the younger brother worked diligently. One day, a strange bird came to eat the starfruit, but recognizing the younger brother's kindness, the bird repaid him by taking him to an island full of gold. As a result, the younger brother had a prosperous life. Seeing this, the greedy older brother tried to imitate but was punished for his greed.

I really like this story because it teaches me that good-hearted, hardworking people will receive well-deserved rewards, while greedy, selfish individuals will not have a good outcome. Through the image of the starfruit tree and the mythical bird, I understand that gratitude is a noble quality, and those who live sincerely and without calculation will always be rewarded. The story also reminds me to live with kindness and to share with those around me, as true happiness does not come from riches, but from sincerity and goodness.