Facing the cold wind in November, a group of eight of us came to the fertile grass outside the school gate. Stepping into the bushes, the desire for poetry is instantly ignited, and there is an impulse and excitement in my heart that "the spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and I can see all the Chang' an flowers in one day". Along the path, we came to this meadow. Under teacher Luo's arrangement, we picked up a shovel, rolled up our trouser legs and began to "pioneer". Watching us turn over the ground without a clue, watching our immature movements, Teacher Luo patiently gave us a simple "training" until we became more professional "farmers", and Teacher Luo turned his head to rest. We worked harder and harder, and the hard land was conquered by us. Obese earthworms and strong "ground worms" are enjoying sunbathing. Sweat began to overflow and blend with the soil; Our hands are blistered, but our hearts are smiling. Touching the soil under our feet, we gradually understand the meaning of "weeding at noon every day, sweating like a pig": a hard work, a harvest. Down-to-earth learning can lead to success
My mind is as clear as the sky overhead. ...
Land is the creator of primitive civilization and the only thing worth fighting for with people's lives. With land, we can slash and burn and open up green fields and fields of hope in the wilderness; With land, we can unite as one to defend our sacred homeland from foreign enemies; With land, we can turn against each other and fight, even if this behavior is not worth the loss. But backwardness will always be conquered by advanced, and occlusion will always be replaced by openness. When Napoleon conquered feudal castles and established a new order, the land was no longer full of vegetables, but factories were set up like mushrooms after rain; Palestinians and Israelis have met for nearly half a century, and the feud of this century has swallowed up the dawn of peace because of the land. But more people living in peacetime know how to cherish land and peace. The power given by the land is enough to change our hearts and our world, just like the land of Tao Ruiyuan Farm in Gone with the Wind, which gives Sri Lanka strength and courage.
The middle school students of our generation are a special group. According to statistics, the depression and suicide rate of middle school students in China is the highest, and the mental health problem of middle school students has become a global problem. Not long ago, a school shooting in Virginia, USA, was caused by the mental health problems of this Korean student. Therefore, as a middle school student, we should always pay attention to the physical and mental health problems of individuals and others, expand our friends, expand our living space, and complete our studies and dreams in a fulfilling life. There are 300 clubs in Yale University in the United States, and each club advocates volunteer behavior. Obviously, volunteers have become a part of students' after-school life, giving each student an opportunity to improve himself and letting each student understand the true meaning of life. If we learn from them, will we still be confused?
Our generation are all spoiled only children, and they are all little "emperors" at home and seldom work. This kind of voluntary labor gives us the opportunity to work and makes us understand the importance of labor. Because no matter how advanced science is and what era society develops, labor will always be the most basic skill for human survival.
Digging around is very hard, but it is much more meaningful than sleeping in the dormitory and surfing the internet at home. In a trance, I have a strong desire: I often dig when I have time and carry out voluntary labor to the end!
Digging is actually looking at the history of human development, looking at today's impetuous society and looking at the flaws in our lives. ...