There are many people around us who love life: Helen Keller, a famous American writer; Zhang Haidi with high paraplegia; Beethoven, a deaf musician, and Avalokitesvara with a Thousand Hands in the Spring Festival Evening of 2005. Although some parts of their bodies are defective, they know that they should be responsible for their own lives and work hard for a wonderful life.
But not everyone can choose the right life path like them. In the media, it is often reported that some people self-destruct their lives or even end their lives because of temporary setbacks. I think failure and frustration are things that everyone will experience. If you are frustrated by failure, success will never come. If we regard failure and frustration as a kind of life experience, maybe our life is more about gain.
In my life, I thought of such a person: last year, an 80-year-old grandmother from my neighbor accidentally fell and broke her thigh bone. Many people think that grandma is too old to stand up, and her husband even bought a wheelchair.
However, a miracle happened to grandma. With the encouragement and careful care of her children and grandchildren, grandma practices walking every day with a strong will. Now she can walk with crutches. The wheelchair is covered with a thin layer of dust. I see, because grandma loves life and cherishes it, life gives her a miracle and a surprise.
A humble seed hides a beautiful dream; An ugly caterpillar may turn into a colorful butterfly; A downpour tells the story of a rainbow.
Life is like running water. Only by going forward bravely will it be beautiful and more spectacular!