2. Give examples to illustrate the benefits of looking at the problem from a long-term perspective. It is best to have a topic sentence at the beginning or end of each paragraph, with narration and discussion, and give two or three examples.
(1) Looking at problems from a long-term perspective is another major breakthrough in Liu Xiang's sports career. Liu Xiang gave up the competition at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, which left us with a huge turning point. He knew that the green hills were there, and he wouldn't shoot without firewood, so he finally saved his strength and prepared for another Olympic Games. Although this process will cost a lot, he will reap another victory.
(2) Look at the problem from a long-term perspective. . . .
3, turn: write about the phenomenon that society does not look at the problem from a long-term perspective, and then express their views, such as enterprises selling fake goods, food safety and so on. These phenomena only pay attention to immediate interests, so they pay for themselves.
4. Combination: Write down what you should do with some beautiful sentences, discuss it, and then echo the topic. For example, maybe we will encounter many things, but don't be eager for quick success in life or study, so that you will find the beautiful scenery hidden behind this long-term vision. . . . . .