The moonlight outside the window is dim, and I am thinking about the moon in the room. My thoughts can't help falling on a story my mother told me when I was a child. Maybe that story made me stand on my own two feet today. It was that story that made me really understand the value of life, made me understand. ...

When I was a naive child, I naively thought that my mother would do everything for me and help me solve all difficulties, so I relied on my mother for everything. Leaving my mother is like a fish out of water. I can't live. If I can't see my mother, I will be scared to cry. But one day my mother told me a story: "Little snail didn't know what thick shells were for, so she asked her mother, and she said they were used to protect herself. So little snail suggested that caterpillars, earthworms and other animals could survive well without thick shells. Her mother replied,' Because they are protected by heaven and earth, they don't have to worry, but we can only rely on ourselves because we can't rely on heaven and earth.' At first, I didn't understand the meaning of this story, but when I sat down to think quietly, I realized that, yes, we are the same. In the process of survival, we all have to rely on our own strength, so I have to learn to stand on our own feet, learn to survive, try not to rely on my mother, and no longer expect someone to solve my difficulties for me, but rely on our own strength and get the best after a period of hard thinking.

Gradually, I can leave my mother's umbrella and soar in the sky alone. Without her concern, I am no longer at a loss, I can't see my mother's figure, and I am no longer in tears. But to thank my mother for giving me a chance to prove myself.

I want to find a sky that really belongs to me on my own.

I will rely on my own strength to create a self-improvement and stand proudly.

I will rely on my own strength to paint the blueprint of my life with the brightest colors.

Suddenly, the night was deep, and my sleepiness gradually increased, but the difference was that I was ready for a new day.