Hou, the master of composition material language who will never give up until he reaches his goal, has only been in primary school for three years. Thanks to his diligence and study, his artistic level has reached perfection, and he has become a famous language expert. Once, in order to buy the joke book "The Waves" of Amin Dynasty that he wanted to buy, he went to all the old book stalls in Beijing and didn't buy it. Only later did he know that Beijing Library had this book. It was winter, and he braved the strong wind and snow to copy books in the library for 18 days. A book with 65438+ million words was finally copied by him. It is with the strong perseverance of "never give up until you reach your goal" that Hou became a master of crosstalk. Analysis: The language master Hou tells us this truth with actions: If you want to achieve something, you must be diligent and studious, and you must persevere. Topic: "Success comes from diligence", "Learning makes genius" Legless Flying General
During the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, Alexei Melesiev's plane was shot down. He climbed 18 days and nights with his injured and frozen legs, and finally returned to his position. After his leg was amputated, he exercised and flew the fighter again. He attaches great importance to people's enthusiasm for sports, which is indispensable for health and mental state. He likes sports, boating, playing football and being a goalkeeper since he was a child. After he was grounded, he exercised hard every morning and took a cold bath every morning to prevent catching a cold.
Analysis: It is absolutely a miracle for a man who returned to the cab after amputation of both legs. Miracles need a support point, and that is perseverance.
As soon as I saw this topic, I thought of what the English teacher once said: "If you can't change the rules, then master the rules first, save your strength and be the person who will make the rules in the future." This sentence has always been in my mind. If you can't change the rules, create them.
As the saying goes, "Fiona Fang can't be made without rules" is the wisdom of teachers. Therefore, students must abide by the rules set by teachers during their school days. Now the standard for teachers to judge good students and bad students is whether they obey the rules or not. These students can be regarded as the first kind of people-people who respect and don't follow the rules.
Of course, if everyone just follows the rules and doesn't know how to adapt, then the world will lose a lot of fun. We should also apply the rules in a timely manner, so that we can break into a new world. This leads to the second kind of people-people who use rules.
Seeing this, some people can't help but ask, whether it is obeying the rules or applying the rules, it is based on the rules. So, how did the rules come into being?
In fact, there are no rules in this world. Those so-called rules are just derived from folk customs for many years. As a result, there are "good people" who sort them out and make rules. Compared with the first two kinds of people, people who create rules are different. In the first two kinds of people, the former passively accepts the rules and the latter actively uses them. As we all know, people who can create rules are the strong ones in life.
Believe that you are the first composition material. Richard Paddy is the most award-winning racer in sports history. When he came back from the first game to report his achievements to his mother, that scene had a great influence on his later success. "Mom!" He rushed into the house. "There were 35 cars in the competition, and I won the second place." "You lost!" His mother replied. "But, Mom!" He protested, "Don't you think it's a good thing that I ran second for the first time?" Richard!' Mother said sternly, "You don't have to run after others!" " "
In the next 20 years, Richard Paddy dominated the racing world, and many of his records are still maintained today.
Analysis: People who can correctly motivate themselves and have confidence in themselves can often win the favor of success. Themes: "The Value of Motivation", "Success and Self-confidence" and "Family Education"