We need gratitude when we grow up, and we can't live without gratitude. Gratitude is accompanied by our growth, which makes us understand the hardships and tiredness of our parents. Understand the teacher's good intentions; Know the love in the hearts of people who care about themselves.
Don't let the people who love you down is the work of China grateful educator Cheng Peng. In the book, Teacher Cheng Peng taught us to be grateful for life and growth. The book tells the story of teacher Xu Pengcheng's growth and some students' gratitude stories.
Many people think that care, care and appreciation are indispensable in growing up ... but have you ever thought about it? Gratitude is also essential. In the process of growing up, we should thank our parents for their upbringing and teachers for their education. Some people may have said that parents don't need to be grateful, and it is natural to raise children. No, you are wrong. Your parents raised you and pinned all their hopes on you. How many times do they have to work overtime under the lamp for you to eat and dress well? How many people will look down on your good school and good future? Gratitude doesn't need to be earth-shattering, just a greeting, a phone call and a little touch from you.
This book tells a story. Xiao Chengpeng joined the "Fighting for Pig Grass" at the age of seven, shouldering the heavy responsibility of feeding pigs. If you can't dig two baskets every day, you will be beaten by your mother. You may think this mother is cruel, but Mr Cheng Peng doesn't think so. He felt that in that famine era, his mother did it so that he could afford things and beat him independently and involuntarily. This is only a small example, but it shows that Mr Cheng Peng has a grateful heart. Although mother's practice is wrong, Cheng Peng can understand her mother's helplessness. His mother has a great influence on Mr Cheng Peng. It was his mother who made him determined to get ahead and make a difference. The experience of life taught him to be grateful, and he wrote "Don't let the people who love you down" with gratitude.
I hated my father when I was a child. When I was a child, my father became "cruel" when I first learned to walk. Every time I fall on the hard concrete floor, my father always acts as an "audience" and never gives me a hand. When my mother and grandmother tried to help me up, my father tried to stop me, so I had to get up by myself. When I grew up, my father was cruel and began to teach me to swim. I am a veritable "landlubber", and learning to swim is even more difficult. At first, my father taught me the most basic essentials such as breathing and swimming posture. After that, I took my life buoy. I couldn't help choking, and my rational thinking was disturbed. My hand was paddling wildly and my body began to sink. I rowed with all my strength, kicking my legs as hard as a frog. Dad stopped trying to save his brother in the water and made me struggle. Finally surfaced, although the posture was wrong, but finally breathed the air. Now I am grateful to think of my father's cruelty. My father's cruelty also left an indelible mark on my growth. Thank you, my cruel father.
Grow up in gratitude and make your mind clearer and more transparent!