Every time I see children dancing on the stage on TV, I think: I wish I could be on such a stage. So, I asked my mother to sign up for a dance class for me. In the children's dance training class, like other children, I carefully rehearsed the basic skills of dance in the bright and spacious classroom, including forward roll, back roll, horizontal fork and vertical fork. At the end of the morning, I'm often so tired that I'm sweating. At first, leg press was very painful and often cried, but at this time, I would think of the children dancing on the stage. In fact, they practice so hard every day and have no chance to go on stage! So I gritted my teeth and stood up bravely. Because of the rapid progress, I was transferred to a large class by the teacher. Once, in order to meet the national grade examination, because of the tight time, I had classes at school during the day and studied hard at home at night. In the face of difficult decomposition movements, I gritted my teeth, insisted on high standards and practiced repeatedly. When I was practicing a high-standard lower back, suddenly, bang, a stumble. I accidentally fell down and hurt my ribs ... I stayed in bed for seven days, which was the biggest setback I encountered. I'm going to give up dancing practice. But at this point, I have fallen in love with dance deeply and can't give up. Thinking about the children in the TV and looking at me in the hospital bed is very contradictory!
In the past few days, my mother has been with me, taking good care of me and telling me inspiring stories. Mom said, if there are no setbacks, ups and downs, no learning, no creation, life is as dull as a cup of boiled water, what's the point? Small setbacks can not only exercise people, but also inspire people and achieve life. You can't do things halfway. For example, Pu Songling, an ancient scholar, failed many exams when he was young, lived in poverty and suffered unbearable setbacks from ordinary people. However, Pu Songling was poor, determined to win, encouraged to move forward, and finally wrote China's first short story in classical Chinese, Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, which was famous far and near. For another example, Wu Cheng'en, a famous writer, suffered many setbacks in the imperial examination, which can be said to be unsuccessful all his life, but he did not give up and kept writing, and finally wrote The Journey to the West, China's first romantic fairy tale, which will last forever. ...
After four years of hard practice, I finally succeeded in standing on the stage of my dream. In the process of learning dance, it also made me understand a truth: "Plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold." Therefore, it is not terrible for people to encounter small setbacks. We children will bravely get up from where we fell. As long as we don't give up halfway, everything will succeed