Which articles are suitable for writing reading notes?

The format of the reading notes is like this: 7-8 good words, 150-200 words of an extract, 250 words of insights, the more the better. It's best to add some thoughts at the end. I will continue to ask questions when there are articles. I will probably need more than 100 articles.
An article like this:
The stubborn life in the stone crevices often makes me moved to tears. It is the uncertain wind that scattered the unplucked seeds to the ends of the world. When they could no longer find soil, they placed their last hope of survival in this stone crack. Even though they could share the warmth from the sun and the moisture from the rain, they had to find the soil on which all life depended. The reality they were facing was so grim. Thus, an amazing miracle appeared in nature. Stubborn life grew out of the hairless cracks in the rocks. Or perhaps it was just a bunch of nameless wild grass, green in spring and yellow in autumn, withering and flourishing year after year. They did not have the conditions to grow wide leaves, because they could not find enough nutrients to make the leaves fat. They only had two or three long thin leaves, and the fine veins told you how difficult it was to survive. Some of them grew roots under clusters of thin leaves, just to suck a little milk from their mothers, they went to find the unnoticeable stone crevices. This was life. If this was an instinct, then it showed how noble the instinct of life was. Life had the right to think that it was magnificent, and vitality was so uncontrollable. Some were small mountain flowers, but most of them were bitter dandelions. Their stems and leaves were surging with a bitter milky juice, and their roots were dug up in the spring to be used as wild vegetables. However, the dandelions in the crevices were not as strong as the dandelions in the fields. They could not grow tall because of the fierce mountain wind; they could not have many leaves because of the barren mountain rocks; their stems seemed tough and old; their leaves withered and lost their luster; only their roots were like flexible and strong tendons, like soft and strong vines, buried deep in the narrow gaps between the rocks; They could no longer be fresh wild vegetables for people to eat, but silently prepared a reliable grip for people climbing the mountain road. Life was determined by the environment and changed by the environment. Although the law of survival of the fittest was merciless, all the fittest were strong enough to defeat the environment. Life phenomena told you that life was a struggle. If there were only these small flowers and grasses in the crevices of the rocks, perhaps it would only arouse people's pity, but the most amazing thing was that there were towering pine and cypress trees growing in the crevices of the rocks, majestic and vigorous, towering and tall. They gave the mountains a spirit, and made all life pale before them. Their torsos grew tenaciously out of the cracks in the rocks, twisting and spinning. Every inch of the tree bark was scarred. Upward, upward, upward was so difficult. Every inch of its growth required a few degrees of cold and heat, as well as a few degrees of spring and autumn. However, they finally grew into tall trees, spreading their lush branches and clustered with needles that would never wither. They stood on the broken cliffs, on the peaks of the mountains, and only the roots on the cliffs told you silently how hard it was for them to grow. The roots that were as thick as a python and as thin as a grass snake were intertwined. They pierced into one stone crack and came out from another. They extended along the heartless bluestone and grabbed the rock it was perched on like sharp eagle claws. Sometimes, the roots of a pine and cypress would climb all over half of the cliff, as if they were tying the mountain rocks tightly with a thick rope. Only then could they withstand the invasion of the storm and finally occupy a world for themselves in a living space that did not belong to them. May all life not be sad because it falls between the cracks of the stone; May all life dare to seek the most difficult environment. Life is to discover oneself in the most difficult situation, to understand oneself, to temper oneself, and to sublimate one's spiritual realm. The tenacious life in the crevice was both biological and philosophical. It was the unity of biology and philosophy. It was also an aesthetic phenomenon. As an aesthetic phenomenon, it not only showed you the layers of verdant greenery that decorated the barren mountains, but also revealed to you the beautiful and magnificent spiritual world. The tenacious life in the crevices of the rocks has such an emotional power that shocks people's hearts. It makes the planet on which we live a magical glory. [1]

Answer 1

Reading notes usually referred to reading an article and recording important information and opinions for future review and summary. The following are some articles suitable for reading notes:

1. Fictions: Fictions are one of the most common forms of reading notes because they provide a wealth of information and perspectives. For example, an excellent novel might involve plot, characters, theme, philosophical thinking, and so on.

Biography: Biography usually deals with a person's life, career, and contributions. It is a good reading material because it provides a lot of information and opinions.

Poetry: Poetry is famous for its rhythm and expressiveness. It can be used to record the author's thoughts and emotions and express the author's theme and emotions.

4. Academic papers: Academic papers usually involve research and knowledge in a certain field. They can be used to record the author's research opinions and findings, as well as to demonstrate the author's academic ability and knowledge level.

5. Records of historical events: Records of historical events can be used to record historical events, characters, and backgrounds, as well as to display the author's understanding and analysis of a historical event.

Reading notes can record various types of articles, including novels, biographies, poems, academic papers, and historical events to help readers understand and think about the important information and opinions in the article.