Another clear autumn took away the vibrant green, but it brought golden harvest and deep red. This makes clear autumn plug in the wings of vitality, take the bus of Songmen practice base, and pursue the fulcrum of dreams. Water sports, dry land dragon boat, camping, drumming and dancing, creative pottery bar. With cheers, laughter, shouts and exclamations. These are like flowers blooming in my heart. If you pick up one quietly, you can smell its long fragrance-we are most interested in water sports, but this is also my most feared project, because it reminds me of the painful memories of falling into the water before. Hesitantly take off your shoes, the floor on the shore is soaked by water, and gravel will stick to your feet. I plucked up my courage to explore the boards that sank to the bottom of the water. Cold water flooded my knees. I clung to the chains on both sides, and my body could not help shivering. I began to feel overwhelmed, nervous and in a dilemma. My palms are wet. I don't remember whether it was sweat or water. At the foot of the board shaking more and more fierce, hands and feet have all. "Don't be afraid, push forward!" The teacher encouraged me. I can see that my classmates have passed smoothly, but I still stay where I am. I feel hopeless! Tears kept rolling in my eyes, and I tried not to let them flow out. Hands were dyed red with chains. "Don't worry, take your time." The students at the back comforted me and said. I calmed down a little, walked carefully with my right foot and finally landed on the second board. I took a step forward and successfully stood on the board with my left foot. I seem to have some confidence in myself. Then, the third and fourth blocks ... I actually reached the finish line! I can't believe my eyes. "Nothing ventured, nothing gained." Enough courage and the spirit of taking risks are stepping stones to success. So, I found the first fulcrum of my dream-courage. The dry land dragon boat project can best reflect the core strength of the class. It is said to be a dry dragon boat. In fact, it is to tie two long boards with eight or nine ropes, one foot on one board, and a dozen people hold the rope with their hands to let the boards go forward. We are divided into men's teams and women's teams to play. I put my feet on the board and picked up the rope with both hands to prepare for the battle. "One, two, one, two ..." We shouted slogans and kept pace, and the two boards moved freely under our control. Look at the men's team again. People who usually walk as fast as flying are flustered by these two boards. Either someone is slow or someone put their feet wrong. Everyone's feet are like lead. The boys were left behind by us in the middle of the game. "Unity is strength!" When a person encounters difficulties in the pursuit of dreams and can't do it by his own will, he must rely on the strength of the team, which exists in the big family of society at any time. So, I found the second fulcrum of my dream-unity. Come to "Creative Pottery Bar" and you will see pieces of unformed clay. We are full of curiosity and stand in our respective positions step by step. "This clay is so hard that you have to break it into squares on the table before you can do the next step," explained the teacher. "Ok, let's start making it now." I can't wait to get a piece of clay that looks like a cube. Hands held high and slapped on the table, and with a bang, the clay was deformed. Although the teacher is simple, it is not easy to practice. I filmed for more than ten minutes, and gradually changed from a lump to a quadrangular pyramid, then to a triangular pyramid, and finally to a "four unlike". "Yes! It worked. " "Great, I finally finished!" Hearing the sigh of one classmate after another, I couldn't help looking at the sticky mud balls and hands in my hands, as well as the school uniform splashed with mud. "I don't believe it!" I picked up the clay ball and hit it again and again. I failed the first time and tried again. I can't do it anymore. Finally, it was repeated thirty or forty times in a row, and a barely qualified cube came out! "Faith is never giving up, and it is a persistent pursuit". Edison answered with his own actions in the laboratory. If we carefully observe the trajectory of successful people, it is not difficult to find that they almost all have the strongest beliefs without exception. A successful yesterday was probably a dream. The difference is that some people give up with a sigh when they wake up, and some people chase after them with a smile. So, I found the third fulcrum of my dream-faith.

Maybe the dream looks a little ambitious, maybe the road is a little long, but the most important thing is to have the fulcrum of the dream-courage, unity and faith, which can lead us to the right direction-to the sunshine. Even if we only have one wing, we should learn to track ourselves in the air.