Perseverance makes heroes, and heroes are born under persistence. When the accident happened, everything was so fast that people had no time to think about how to rescue it. So, without thinking, he rushed up and hooked the bus that was going downhill with tools. There are more than twenty people in the car! What a great power this is! It can pull more than twenty people and a bus. He is not Superman or Batman, he is just an ordinary worker. Until the rescuers arrived, before that, he held on to the tools in his hand and never thought of giving up, because he knew that more than 20 lives were tied at the other end of his hand! In fact, he can let go as soon as he hits it, and dozens of people are all killed, and no one will blame her. He is facing a monster! But, I think, when he rushed forward, he decided not to let go. This is his own choice, so he must insist. Although he may be dragged down with him, he certainly won't regret it. Now that you have decided, you can't give up. But God helped them, and the worker and everyone on the bus survived. However, the worker overstepped the limit because of overexertion and too long time. He lost his arms and a leg forever. But he bought more than 20 lives with these. He is happy and deserves to be a human being. Yes, people ... when more than 20 people escaped from danger, no one thought of him, their savior, the worker who persisted in the end and never gave up. No one came to say thank you to this severely disabled person. He was forgotten in the corner. But he has no regrets. Many years later, when he was holding his little grandson, he could proudly tell him that his grandfather had made it to the end. He has a clear conscience, because he never breathed a sigh of relief during that long wait. This is a true story. The worker is a hero who insists on creating. In life, when we encounter setbacks or lament the injustice of fate, persistence is the wisest choice. We must persist, no matter how long and bumpy the road is, we must light a lamp in our hearts and tell ourselves: don't give up, don't give up. Isn't the rainbow only visible after the storm? Wait for the end of the storm with this magical power, don't give up easily, or you will be sorry for yourself. & lt persistence is victory > persistence is the key to victory. If you want to win, you must make unremitting efforts, and you can only succeed after many failures. That is to say, failure is the mother of success and success is the symbol of victory. In other words, persistence is victory. Throughout the ages, didn't many celebrities win by persistence? Sima Qian, the author of Historical Records, continued to write historical records after suffering from corruption, and finally completed this glorious work. What does he rely on? Just insist. If he loses confidence in himself after suffering from corruption and does not insist on writing historical records, then we will never see this masterpiece again, nor can we absorb the essence of his thoughts. So his success, his victory, mainly depends on persistence. Jack London, a foreign celebrity, also built his success on persistence. He insisted on copying the written words on pieces of paper, some inserted in the cracks of the mirror, some nailed to the clothesline, and some put them in his pocket so as to remember them at any time. Finally, he succeeded, and he succeeded in becoming a generation of celebrities. However, the price he paid was several times or even dozens of times that of others. Similarly, persistence is the guarantee of his success. Xunzi said: "You can't jump ten steps, but you can't give up." This fully illustrates the importance of persistence. Although the war horse is stronger and its legs are stronger, it can only jump once, no more than ten steps at most. This is the consequence of not insisting. On the contrary, although a bad horse is not as strong as a good horse, it can still go far if it can persistently pull the cart for ten days. Its success lies in its non-stop, that is, perseverance, which is like a race between a tortoise and a rabbit: the rabbit's legs run much faster than the tortoise's. It should be said that the rabbit won the game, but the tortoise won the game on the contrary. What is the reason? This is precisely because the rabbit did not persist in the end. It runs fast on its long legs. After running for a while, it slept on the side of the road, as if it were a sure thing. However, the tortoise is different. Instead of being discouraged by short legs and slow climbing, it climbed to the finish line more persistently. Persistence is victory, it won, and finally won the game. We all know the truth that "a drop of water wears a stone, but a rope saws a wood". However, why can insignificant water penetrate a stone? Can a soft rope pass through hardwood? That's clear. I still insist. The power of a drop of water is very small, but many drops of water keep hitting the stone, which can form great power and eventually wash the stone through. Similarly, rope can also cut wood. Success is natural, and there must be failure before success. However, as long as we can overcome difficulties and make unremitting efforts, then success is just around the corner. In our present study, we must learn to persist, and only by persisting can we succeed. Therefore, persistence is victory. A newborn bird is full of curiosity about everything around it. They are so beautiful when it sees its companions flying in the blue sky with beautiful wings. At this time, it also wants to fly like its companions. For the first time, the curiosity of indoor travel made it spread its wings, but it didn't succeed, but it fell heavily on the ground. The second time, it was the courage to let it spread its wings. It flew, but just when it wanted to fly higher and see the rainbow in the sky, it fell again. Poor bird looked at her mother, who seemed to turn a blind eye to everything just now, so the helpless bird had to shoulder its heavy body again and prepare for the third flight. This time it succeeded, flapping its wings constantly in the air, so that he could fly like other birds. At this time, it looks so beautiful! The flight of birds tests curiosity for the first time, and relies on courage for the second time. So what is the third time? It is his indomitable spirit! In our colorful life, we will inevitably encounter some unpleasant things, just like that branch, it will always grow crooked and not be so straight! But even if it grows crooked, the tree still grows so tall and lush. When we encounter something unpleasant, will you choose to face it or run away? Repeated setbacks may hurt your self-confidence, but you know what? One or two victories will boost your confidence! There was a man who was doing homework left by his teacher when he was eighteen. He came across a piece of paper with a math problem written on it: make a regular heptagon with compasses and rulers! It is such a topic that attracts him deeply, and it is also this topic that has opened the distance between him and success. Practice again and again, thinking again and again, his eyelids jumped up and down many times, and finally succeeded in crossing this hurdle. Just as he went to hand in his homework to the teacher, he learned that the math problem he worked out overnight turned out to be an unsolved problem for more than two thousand years. This man was officially called "Prince of Mathematics" by later generations. There is such a great man. When he bought a complete collection of Faraday, he read it from work until dawn the next day. In order to invent the incandescent lamp, he experimented with 1600 kinds of materials. Sometimes I spend days and nights studying one of my inventions. He endured the pain of deafness and experienced thousands of failures. But he never bowed to setbacks and failures, but defeated them again and again! This great man is Edison, a great inventor. He once said, "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration." The above two great men are well known to us. There are more people around us, facing setbacks and failures, persevering and fighting bravely. Beautiful rainbows need to be washed by wind and rain; No matter how beautiful the sun is, it will not be blocked by dark clouds; No matter how white the jade is, there will be flaws. In our life, we also encounter setbacks from time to time, but we don't have to be afraid. You and I should understand that success requires hard work and sweat, but it also requires us to have an indomitable and fearful heart. Perseverance (1) Introduction Perseverance German poet Schiller said: "Only perseverance can make you achieve your goal." After a person sets a goal, if he can persevere and work hard to achieve it, the goal can be achieved, which has been proved by countless successful people in the world. (2) Facts and Arguments Edison's persistent love to satisfy people was praised as the "king of inventions" by the world, and he provided about 2,000 inventions for mankind in his life. The secret of his success is "diligence" and "persistence". In order to find heat-resistant materials in light bulbs, he tried about 6000 kinds of fiber materials and finally found carbonized bamboo filaments. Although the first bamboo filament light is on 1200 hours. But he continued to explore, persevere and improve, and finally developed into a tungsten lamp, which was used for 20 years. In order to transform corrosive sulfuric acid battery into nickel-iron induction battery, he made unremitting experiments from 1900. It took 10 years and nearly 50,000 experiments before he succeeded. Flaubert's teaching of French writer Mo Bosang Mo Bosang (19th century) is called "the king of short stories". By the time he was 30, none of his works had been published. He began to lose confidence, stopped practicing writing and wanted to switch to business. His sister criticized him for his lack of perseverance and suggested that he visit Flaubert, who is 29 years older than him. Flaubert was a famous writer in literary circles at that time. He cordially received the visiting Mo Bosang, let Mo Bosang into his study, and pointed to his work, saying, I was as frustrated and wavering as you were at the beginning, but I persisted in the end. It is important to have confidence and perseverance. After returning home, Mo Bosang continued to immerse himself in practice and worked tirelessly. Soon, he published his first novel, The Road to Suicide, and then it was too late. He wrote more than 300 short stories, 6 novels, 3 travel notes and many critical articles about literature and current politics in his life.