On the day of fifth grade practice, I found a spider weaving a web under a big tree. Curiosity drives me to observe carefully and get inspiration from it. I saw the spider seriously weaving a web under the tree, but it didn't last long. Not long after the spider web was woven, the spider was ecstatic. In a blink of an eye, dark clouds were gathering, and then it rained cats and dogs. Bean-sized rain hit the spider web, and the spider web immediately became tattered. After the rain, the sun came out, but everything the spider did before the rain was in vain. But the spider is not discouraged, and still perseveres and continues to weave the web. Who knows, the broken house always rains at night, and the spider's half-woven web is punctured by a naughty child, leaving no silk. What I never expected was that the spider climbed out again soon, was circled by the spider web and began to "work" again. Spider web has become an exquisite "handicraft" under its "skillful hand". The spirit of spiders is worth learning. Isn't its persistent quality exactly what we need? This persistence will always be engraved in my heart.