The great American President Washington cut down his father's beloved woody cherry tree when he was young because his father bought him a small axe. But when he realized that he was in trouble, he did not shirk his responsibility, but bravely admitted his mistake to his father. Father is also very tolerant and forgives him a lot. Because Washington dared to take responsibility, and because of his father's generosity, Washington avoided his father's scolding and understood the necessity and inevitability of bravely taking responsibility.
There are worries, happiness, grievances, praise, disappointment and hope in growth, but the most important thing in growth is to be yourself. A person keeps a heart to be himself in the process of growing up, then his road to growth must be wonderful and loved. No matter a teenager or a man with a family, we can't lose this responsible heart. When others take shortcuts for trophies and champions, but you stick to your own path, don't beat around the bush, don't be opportunistic, then you will always be a champion. During World War II, in order to train officers and men's long-distance running quality, a country set up officers' passages and soldiers' passages at intersections, but the competition was fair and everyone was a soldier during training. When a soldier saw the officer-only passage at a fork in the road, he was a little uneasy, but he chose the soldier passage he should take. When he ran to the finish line, he actually entered the top three. The instructor said, "Son, you are a responsible and honest man. That officer tunnel is for dishonest people." You passed the long-distance race. "Therefore, it is best to be yourself at any time.
Home is our harbor. When you lose your direction while growing up, the tower lights at home will never go out. I grew up at home, but did I end up at home? Parents are our teachers. When we are about to enter the society and leave home, can we think about what we can do for our parents? Growth requires responsibility. Should we assume the responsibility of parents when we are about to grow up? The answer is yes. We grow up happily under the protection of our parents, while our parents are getting old. Thinking about parents all the time is not only our responsibility, but also a state of mind, an obligation to do what we say and say nothing. What is filial piety? When they are tired, call their hard-working parents, give them a hug, let them have a rest and tell them that it is time for us to repay you.