Read the following materials and write as required. (70 points)

On a freezing night, two chicks woke up, looked at the bright moonlight and said naively, "If only we could skate on the moon …" The hen mother on the side listened and taught the chicks, "I tell you with the taste of life I have tasted-your future road will be very hard."

Please write an argumentative essay or narrative of not less than 800 words based on the above materials and your own experience and sentiment.

Requirements: ① Must meet the requirements of the problem; The angle is self-selected, the thinking is self-determined, and the topic is self-drawn; ③ Don't deviate from the content and meaning of the material; ④ Don't copy or copy.

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What do you think of skating on the moon?

Absolutely encouraged. Looking up at the starry sky is an eternal dream of mankind. Today, human beings are constantly inspired by dreams. People can't live in a daze all their lives, and any dream ahead of time is worth encouraging. Since the development of mankind, going to heaven and flying to the moon have become a reality. Maybe one day, "skating on the moon" will also become a living reality.

There must be action. Dreams without action are daydreams, not to mention. If you want to turn your dream into reality, you have to act, work hard, make progress bit by bit, and get closer and closer to your dream.

Actions should be pragmatic. "Skating on the Moon" is really a dream in advance and may suffer a series of blows. What's the use of dreaming if there is a lot of suffering ahead and no one? People are there, dreams are there! "Skating on the Moon", you don't need to preach your dream, but you should remember to be pragmatic in the action to realize your dream, or say "I don't have to succeed".

The dream is full and the reality is skinny. Dream freely and act forcefully. Only by looking up at the starry sky and being down-to-earth can we help social development and add color to our personal dreams.

The material conveys such a philosophy of life-innocence and experience. In fact, this is also an unavoidable proposition that everyone will always encounter in the process of growing up.

From the point of view of adults, they either remain natural and simple, or are eager to understand, but they all take simplicity and naturalness as the top grade. This is a naive intention. Growers always have dreams and ideals. By extension, it can be regarded as the origin of a romantic relationship in adulthood.

In terms of experience, the experience of real life increases the experience of life. Real life is not as beautiful as imagined. Experience can certainly make people take fewer detours, take shortcuts and reach a certain goal faster, but it may also make people become sophisticated and utilitarian, thus losing their romantic feelings. How to guide the "naive" humanistic feelings of the latecomers after they have experienced reality and gained experience is a problem worthy of consideration. Everything around us seems to be a real "environment", such as education and life.

"Frozen Night" is a set situation (such as difficulties in life), and it is also the premise of the dialogue between the two chickens and hens. The purpose of the conversation between two chickens is to tell people that when they were children, they didn't care how bad the situation around them was. Everyone always has countless simple and lovely naive ideas. Hen's words are that a passer-by used experience to warn future generations that he is dull and has no "popularity", which makes people feel that life is heavy and has lost innocence and romance. Nowadays, the dialogue between parents and teachers and the dialogue between teachers and students in schools are often similar.

Composition conception angle:

1. Talk about how to break through experience, keep romantic innocence, embrace ideals and so on from the perspective of chickens.

2. From the hen's point of view, talk about how to educate children to maintain naive quality in difficulties or poetic life in real life.

3. From the combination of chicken and hen, we can think about the relationship between innocence and experience, the relationship between ideal and reality, and so on. If you have other ideas, as long as they conform to the content and meaning of the material, you can do it.

Examination room masterpiece

We don't live by eating rice alone.

"We don't live by eating rice alone." This is what Ba Jin said in an article. What he means is that people should be guided by the light and heat in their hearts when they are alive. Light and heat, to put it mildly, are dreams

People can't live without dreams.

In fact, the younger a person is, the harder he works, and the bigger the space for dreams, the better. On the contrary, the older and more satisfied a person is, the smaller and more boring his dream space is. Not all the people in trouble are "Kong Yiji", they are just poor and have no dreams to think about.

When Lu Xun was young, he had many dreams, but he himself was a poor, supercilious and desperate man. His greatest dream is to awaken the people through literature and art. But the old world is like "an iron house with absolutely no windows, which is hard to break." There is no awakened one in it. ...

Liu bang was a curator in his early years. Under the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty, he urged the government to rent prisoners. What will happen if he makes a mistake? It can be said that he lived with his head up all day, but when he saw Qin Shihuang's trip, he dreamed of becoming an emperor and exclaimed, "That's what men should do."

Even funnier is the young Han Xin. When there was no one to rely on during the eclipse, my mother died and there was nowhere to be buried. In fact, the place he chose was Gaochang, "so that thousands of families can be placed next to it." After eating for more than ten days, I said in my sleep, "I want to repay my mother." That's not enough. I still carry a long sword all day and dream of becoming a general.

Think about their dreams and situations. Isn't the gap between them heaven and earth? What's the difference between these two frozen chickens who want to go skating on the moon?

Lu Xun was ignored, and finally he was entangled in his soul like a snake.

Liu bang was snubbed by his father, saying that he could not make a living and his life was not settled, so he was inferior to his second brother.

Han Xin was denounced by floating mothers and humiliated by street teenagers.

But they all succeeded, and was this success achieved by food or by dreams? If we want to see the latter, then the dreams of two naive chickens after waking up from the freezing have any good reference.

You can't talk about heroes by success or failure, saying that success is an ideal and failure is a dream. For people who are in trouble and have almost no way out, how much hope can they have a realistic foundation and not be suspected as dreams by others?

A hero is known in the time of misfortune. Heroes will definitely have extraordinary dreams when they are young, but we are just ordinary people and can't succeed, but we must remember that no matter how wrong the world is and how hard life is, we must have dreams as beautiful as those two chickens, even if this dream will be dismissed as naive and ignorant by others, because "we don't live alone."

Imagine how beautiful those two frozen chickens look, because they have a dream of skating on the moon!