Once upon a time, people were afraid of failure. They are afraid of failure, afraid to face failure and unable to adapt to failure. I want to ask, which battle-hardened general has not lost the battle? Which acrobat hasn't fallen? Which respected scientist has never encountered bumps and setbacks ... failure is an indispensable part of life, and the life that has experienced failure is the most meaningful and valuable life. Therefore, we should adapt to failure. Only by adapting to failure can we face the ups and downs of life calmly. The flowers and plants living in the greenhouse are not tough by the wind and rain, because they are unbearable and have never tried the bitter tears and joy of standing up after being blown down; Young people who are inexperienced are far less resolute than middle-aged people in their prime, because they have never experienced difficult experiences and failures. Failure makes people stronger; Failure makes people more mature. Adapt to failure, and you will cherish every success. Maybe you have been blessed by God and become the favorite of the top ten lucky people. However, continuous success will make you frivolous, and once you encounter failure, you will be at a loss. Only by adapting to failure can we stand up again after failure, seek a shortcut to success, and then make a good prelude to the next victory. Only by adapting to failure can we constantly improve ourselves and become a real strong person. Edison went through thousands of failed experiments before he invented the electric light bulb, only using this material as the filament. And every experiment laid the foundation for his ultimate success. Calm water doesn't make a swift sailor. Only when we laugh at failure can we constantly challenge ourselves and gradually realize the value of life. Failure is not terrible, but the lack of courage to cheer up. Adapt to failure and let life shine in the baptism of failure; Adapt to failure and make life more valuable in the reflection of failure; Adapt to failure, let success breed in the change of failure ... Adapt to failure, and you can write the most beautiful chapter about success!