Comment 2: To be honest, this topic is not difficult to write. Article: verb. That is, lift your heels and touch the ground with your toes. Tiptoe is a pull-up action. Generally, it is purposeful to stand on tiptoe, such as watching performances in the open air, picking fruits under trees, measuring the height of short people, crossing muddy roads after rain, and expecting the return of left-behind children. These are all pull-ups, and the purpose of standing on tiptoe is to improve one's height and achieve one's goal. However, the thinking has run aground, and the article may fall into a rut. Have you ever thought that as long as we stand on tiptoe, look up slightly and raise our eyes, we can see the "road" of marching-winding, narrow, steep, or dangerous beaches ... prepare for marching in advance, not blindly optimistic or pessimistic, and finally reach the distance smoothly: as Newton said, "If I see farther than others, it is because. As long as you stand on tiptoe, we can see the essence of things clearly, not be blinded by what is in front of us, and get closer to our dreams.
Through divergent thinking, this topic can be associated with topics such as curiosity, dreams, face, desire to return, road building, help, and direction, and can be skillfully transformed. When writing, the trick is to be virtual and real, and to be virtual and empty. Writing such "real" questions can sublimate "virtual".
Write an argumentative essay: stand on tiptoe: (outline 1) ① What is "stand on tiptoe"? ② Why do you want to "tiptoe"? In short: you can only see far if you stand high, so stand on tiptoe. In short, as long as we stand on tiptoe and raise our eyes, we can see the way forward. ③ How to "stand on tiptoe"? (1) Know yourself correctly; ② Have the spirit of not being afraid of hardship.
Write a narrative: I can write about the experience of standing on tiptoe during physical examination, which can be related to my spiritual pursuit of life understanding.