As an official of the London Olympic Organizing Committee said, "Sports teaches children how to win games and how to lose them with dignity." In the past, we often turned our attention to the glory of victory, but never honed such a strong psychological quality-we are also willing to accept bitter failure.
It is true that on the occasion of the coronation of victory, the flame of glory will make it easy for us to show strong self-confidence and lofty sentiments. Although thousands of people have passed away, the stadium is more about teaching us how to face the setbacks after the gloomy failure, refining the setbacks into catalysts to promote the vigorous growth of the soul, and paving a bright future from the abyss.
I remember that Croatia regretted losing the World Cup final. The female president gently wiped the tears from the corner of Captain modric's eyes and called him a national hero. Such a scene makes people feel warm. Indeed, for us, failure should not be a devastated grave, but an indelible milestone in our struggle.
If you shoulder the glorious mission of the collective, whether you win or lose, your hard-working figure will be deeply imprinted in everyone's mind, not only with dignity, but also so tall and admirable; If you shed countless scalding sweat in pursuit of victory, even if you finally miss the victory, you will not only have dignity and honor, but also your firm and high-spirited posture will become the supreme capital of the next game, so vigorous and endless.
In today's era when frustration and decadence are full of young people's spirit, the changing situation on the field has given us a bright candle to clear the fog and rekindle our broad hearts.
Young people need exercise, and we also need exercise to wash away the dust from our hearts. It inspired us. The so-called game is not a life-and-death struggle, but a cycle after cycle. Constantly challenging yourself and breaking through the limit is a ladder built between winning and losing.
In the face of success, we should ride the wind and waves and hold our heads high. In the face of failure, our dignity and dignity are not displayed in broad daylight, but hidden in our hearts. It is a natural and unrestrained state of watching the ups and downs of the sun and the moon, a natural and unrestrained state at a low ebb, and an arrogance.
The dignity of losers will support us, crossing dangerous peaks and seas again and again, singing songs in the mud and breaking ground on the ice. Such a victory as promised will make our souls rejoice-that is my life, that is a clear conscience.
The competition on the field is only a drill, and the competitors in life are real. However, if you and I can remember the philosophy in motion, what a magical generation it is-every individual is growing up tenaciously in the rustling wind and rain, and one day, that era that belongs only to us will stand tall.