Throughout the ages, setbacks have followed us human beings like tails. From the frustration when Jing Ke stabbed the king of Qin, to the frustration when Deng Xiaoping experienced three ups and downs, from the frustration when Edison invented the electric light, to the frustration when Einstein put forward the theory of relativity, I couldn't help being confused and thinking about it. Now writing "Four Questions of Frustration" is my reflection on frustration.

Question 1: What is a setback?

Looking up Modern Chinese Dictionary, we know that "frustration" is a failure in disguise. But the difference is that setbacks are mountains in the eyes of the weak, sand in the eyes of the strong, the reason for cowards to escape, and the footsteps of the strong strugglers. Frustration has different meanings in different people's eyes.

The second question: Do setbacks really exist?

Of course there are setbacks. The older a person is, the harder it seems to face setbacks. Adults say: where will children know about setbacks? Actually, it is not. Just like children playing house, setbacks are transparent in children's eyes. Children say: it is a setback for parents not to buy toys, and it is a setback to get beaten when they come home. Sometimes I ask myself: Do setbacks really exist? It took days and nights, flowers blossoming and falling, to understand the existence of setbacks. It exists in my failure in the exam, in my parents' incomprehension and in the breakdown of friendship.

Question 3: Where is the boundary between frustration and success?

There is a thin line between frustration and success. Otherwise, how could Einstein say: I like setbacks, it is my road sign to success. Throughout ancient and modern celebrities or giants, which success is not paved with setbacks? Edison invented the electric light after setbacks, and Madame Curie discovered radium after setbacks. They succeed because they dare to face setbacks and dare to challenge them.

The fourth question: What did the frustration give me?

After reading the above materials, I think I have a new understanding of frustration, that is, the process of frustration is often the process of gaining true knowledge. Only through the rugged road can we truly appreciate the joy of life; Through the vast fog, we can deeply feel the sunshine. How can I see the rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? It's hard to learn without a fall. ...

Qu Yuan once wrote "Nine Questions". Today, I wrote "Nine Questions", which pointed out the direction for my life. I understand what setbacks are, and I am not afraid of setbacks anymore. I know the true meaning of frustration-gaining true knowledge. Finally, I want to say: the road is tortuous, but the future is bright.

Frustration full score composition 2: Taste frustration and make pain fragrant.