Chapter 1: Facing Difficulties
How can plum blossoms smell so fragrant without some frost and cold? Everyone’s road is rugged, and only on this road can we sprinkle the blessings of hard work Sweat, hard work, and a lifetime of hard work, after a lot of frost and cold, finally the plum blossoms are fragrant. Life is action, life is struggle, and all things that are true, good, and beautiful are obtained through struggle, because the road to learning and living is not broad. It is flat, it moves forward in the wilderness, sometimes through dust, sometimes through mud, sometimes across swamps, sometimes through jungles. Without a head-on fight, it will never move forward. Faced with various difficulties in life, how should we choose?
It was a series of crooked footprints that accompanied me through fourteen springs, summers, autumns, and winters. Facing my own footprints filled with tears, deep and shallow, was really unimaginable, but it belonged to How can my traces not be clearly visible to others?
Life has given me many dreams, which have made me pursue them endlessly, but I can’t figure out the starting point of my dreams. Endless melancholy fills my eyes; but I am not afraid because I have a firm belief, I want to Use my own wisdom and strength to change my persistence, my reserve, and my practice, so that I can regain my strength to fight and pursue.
Chasing dreams always takes a thousand turns, and failures and setbacks come to me again and again. Pain, trouble, and sorrow. Whenever I encounter these, I will sigh. I will always tell myself over and over again: Don’t be discouraged in the face of difficulties. You should ride the wind and waves and go upstream. How can you see the rainbow without going through wind and rain? This difficulty is nothing. This is just a small stumbling block that I encountered in my life. That's all, I can't just fall down. As the saying goes, I will gain wisdom after a setback. I should turn failure into the motivation to learn and move forward bravely. Composition
A person's life cannot be smooth sailing, and there will always be some ups and downs. Despite twists and turns, when accepting the challenge of fate, we should bravely say: I can do it.
Part 2: Facing Difficulties
Difficulties are like springs, it depends on whether you are strong or not. If you are strong, he will be weak; if you are weak, he will be strong. Frustration is a rope, we should use it to climb the mountain, not use it to hang ourselves.
I walked down the street in despair, letting the cold rain hit my face. I raised my head and took a look, the sky was all dark
Failed, it was a failure after all. Tears mixed with raindrops flowed down the neck and flowed into the already soaked clothes, making the cells frozen by the autumn wind even colder.
I have always been very proud of my spoken English. So, I signed up for an oral competition outside of school.
I was very high-spirited in the preliminary round. I passed five levels and defeated six generals. I was convinced by what my opponents said and smiled repeatedly at what the judges said. Entering the semi-finals without any surprise.
I was so complacent that I no longer prepared for the rematch seriously. Instead, show off as if you are already a champion.
Finally, the day before the competition, I discovered that I had not prepared any "magic weapon" that could unexpectedly win. I realized that my mind was blank, and I had even forgotten the location of the competition.
The next day, I dragged my tired body to the competition venue. My mind was filled with emptiness, my God, there were so many people! It turned out that the preliminary round only eliminated half of the applicants, but even so, there were still hundreds of people.
My proud heart was broken. Looking at those people gearing up and eager to try, I closed my eyes in pain.
I lost, because of my complacent heart. So, I gave up. Under the surprised eyes of the judges, I sadly left the competition venue and went home alone.
When I got home, I changed into clean clothes, sat on the balcony, and looked out the window.
The wind is getting stronger and the rain is getting faster, but all of this has nothing to do with me. Just as I was about to leave, I saw a little bird.
The little bird was fighting in the wind and rain. It was very thin, but it flew upward as much as it could. It rises and falls in the air, like a landlubber struggling in the water after falling into the water.
Finally, at the moment when the wind and rain were about to get stronger, he rushed into the sky and let out a loud shout. It succeeded.
I looked at the bird’s back and realized something.
In the face of setbacks, we should not be negative. This will only destroy your confidence. We need to The key is to continue to persevere, to climb bravely, and to forget the past.
In the face of setbacks, we should not be discouraged and be prepared to face it. We should remember to use it as a rope to climb to success! Instead of using it to hang ourselves.
Part 3: Facing difficulties with a smile
There is a song: The sun is always after the wind and rain, please believe that there is a rainbow. You sing so well. The life of each of us cannot be smooth sailing. We will experience some setbacks to some extent, but as long as we face it correctly, we will usher in a new day.
One day, when I was shopping with my mother, I saw a group of people gathered around on a street. Driven by curiosity, I walked over there faster, as if someone was slapping my heel. Yes, I walked over and there were people standing there. I finally squeezed in and messed up my hair style, but I saw a disabled person with limited hands and feet falling to the ground. When I was about to turn around and leave, I heard someone I was saying something in a low voice. When I listened carefully, it turned out that I was mocking this person. I suddenly thought to myself, why are these people so uneducated and have no cultural qualities? How can they talk about others like this? If others mock you like this, I’m afraid you It doesn’t feel good either.
But no matter how these people ridiculed him, he didn't seem to care. He just smiled slightly, but there seemed to be a stubborn force behind the smile, and it seemed to be a sarcasm for those who lacked quality. He tried hard to get up, but the cruelty of reality made him fail again and again, but he just smiled and continued, and those people also continued their topics, but he ignored their ridicule, his The strong but painful look is sympathizing. He wants to prove himself, and he wants those people to treat him differently. The disabled are not weak, and they are not as vulnerable as they thought. When I saw this, someone suddenly pushed me from behind. He hit me, and I almost fell down. When I recovered and was about to fire, I suddenly saw him standing up at that moment. He did it, he succeeded, he finally overcame the difficulty. stood up.
He tried to stand up again and again in the face of the ridicule and ridicule of others, but failed again and again, but he did not give up and ignored these shameful ridicules. He faced the difficulties with only a slight smile. Smile as if this is an opportunity to train yourself.
It was this smile that made me learn from him that we should laugh at difficulties, laugh at life, and laugh at life.
Part 4: I face difficulties
Difficulties are like springs. When you are strong, they become weak. When you are weak, they become strong. Everyone must know this sentence, difficulties are not terrible. Just like a person's life can never be smooth sailing, everyone will inevitably encounter some ups and downs. What makes me most unforgettable are the things you think are trivial: I went home alone during a heavy rainstorm.
In the morning, I opened my sleepy eyes and saw the sky was gloomy, as if God was very sad. I didn't care, so I went to school happily. It seemed that God didn't care about me because I didn't bring an umbrella. From time to time, I made a few dull thunder sounds, like God's roar. I secretly prayed in my heart: It must not rain, otherwise I will become a drowned rat and go home dejected. It rained heavily in the sixth period. When I saw other people having their parents come to pick them up after school, I had to envy them. Suddenly, an idea flashed in my mind: Make a phone call. Dad will pick me up? So I confidently went to the doorman to call, but my father didn't answer me, saying he wanted to train me. Who would believe it? He is obviously lazy! I was walking on the road that had been washed spotlessly by the rain, and I felt that the world was deserted