We know that Sima Qian endured humiliation and forged thousands of years of history books, and we can imagine how much blood and sweat he shed, but how many of us can match his perseverance in sticking to the end? The journey of 25,000 miles is so difficult. Without perseverance, without numerous strong men with perseverance, how could China have come to this day? Why is it you, me and him today? How can you, me and him remember the poem "The Red Army is not afraid of difficult expeditions, and Qianshan has only leisure"? Perseverance is the cornerstone of the great cause in the future.
Zhang Haidi is a successful man, a strong man who is worshipped and worshipped. Hawking today is even more amazing. Even his crooked posture, trying to hold back his drooling, has been fixed in the hearts of countless people. The word "perseverance" has been fully displayed in them. What about physical disability? So what if you're sick? In the face of strong perseverance, they can only bow their heads! It is perseverance that makes the broken body blossom endless flowers.
Perseverance is a spirit, a spirit of standing forever, a gesture, a gesture of never falling down, a symbol of perseverance, and a symbol that victory will eventually belong to me.
It is precisely because of strong perseverance that we have the heroic spirit of "insisting that the green hills will not relax" in the mountains, and the perseverance of "heavy snow presses the pine trees and the pine trees stand tall and straight", and "rolling the Yangtze River eastward" is gone forever.
Perseverance is a symbol of beauty and a sign of being close to perfection. Broad chest, we believe it is a powerful display, powerful and tall body, we specify it is unique to the strong, while cool and handsome face is simply defined as intelligence and wisdom. So, what about the others? Oh, great! And a heart! A strong will, perseverance, never give up, perseverance to the end. With such a heart, you are the hero among heroes, and the strong among the strong is a pine tree on the top of Mount Tai, standing tall in the sky, which can't be blown down by wind and rain for eight thousand miles and beaten by thunder for nine thousand miles.