Argument: water is the source of all things, and it is inseparable from boiling water in daily life. Some seemingly natural existence in life actually plays a decisive role.

Argument: Water is very important, so we should pay full attention to the protection of water resources, not just the immediate interests.

Saving water should start from the small things around us.

The contrast is the desertification in some places now. The global drinkable fresh water accounts for only 1.78% of the world, and a large part of it is under the glaciers in the Arctic.

It can also extend from the properties and interior of water.

The water looks calm and elastic, but in fact, waves are hidden. If we just stay on the water, then we are likely to make mistakes. A fable I saw when I was a child told us not to just look at the surface, but to dig deep into the internal problems. Only by fully understanding can we have the right to speak. So do we in our studies. If we don't ask for a little knowledge, we will often go astray, so that we will take a detour on the road of learning.

On the other hand, the quiet appearance also inspires us to communicate with people. If people can get along like water, there will be a lot of friction in daily life. When problems arise, everyone will think from each other's point of view and truly realize the true meaning of a harmonious society.