(1) French writer Hugo said: "The ocean is the widest in the world, and the sky is wider than the ocean. Our mind is wider than the sky." Learn to be tolerant and let the flowers of tolerance bloom in your heart.

(2) There is a line in Shakespeare's famous play The Merchant of Venice: "Tolerance is like a drizzle in the sky, nourishing the earth. It blesses the tolerant and the tolerated. We should learn to tolerate others ... "Indeed, in life, we should let the fire of tolerance ignite in our hearts.

2. At the beginning of the quotation: Yimihua is trying to find the nutrients for its survival in the arid desert of Africa and under the dark ground, and all these efforts are only for its vision-to compete with the vicious sun in the sky with colorful petals, even at the cost of life. Vision makes a better life.

3, the beginning of the object: a meter of flowers, because of "different" will eventually be colorful; Thorn birds, because of their "vision", sing well after all. That's the way it is, people are still. Have a vision and fight for it. A bright tomorrow belongs to you.

4. Metaphor begins

(1) If life is a rushing river, then responsibility is one of the most beautiful waves; If life is a bright star, then tolerance is the brightest star. With responsibility, life will be better.

(2) Life is like the sea, and tolerance is a boat. Only by boating in the sea can we know the depth and breadth of the sea; Life is like a mountain, tolerance is the path, climb along the path and you will know the height of the mountain; Life is like a song, tolerance is a song, and only by singing with it can you know the beauty of this song. So: life needs tolerance.

(Note: Generally, the metaphor begins with a transitive sentence, two or three sentences are enough.)

5. Declarative opening remarks (the most common opening remarks)

In this troubled world, there are bound to be some misunderstandings and frictions between people, so we must learn to be tolerant.

6. Turn virtual into real.