As the ancients said, the heart is like a horse race in the plain, which is easy to let go but difficult to collect. Where there is "release", there must be "receipt", and freedom and restraint often coexist. We are free, but we need to pay the same price; Constraints do not require anything from us. They are like the invisible protective net that the world gives us, and they are always there to protect us from bad atmosphere. Freedom cannot lead us to success. Only by restraining people can we be self-disciplined, self-disciplined and successful. Unconstrained, unsuccessful. Freedom comes at a price, but restraint is priceless. Fish got rid of the shackles of water, but lost the joy of swimming; The eagle got rid of the bondage of the sky, but lost the comfort of soaring. Similarly, getting rid of shackles means losing protection and falling into the abyss of darkness. I read such a dialogue in a book-the wheel asked the steering wheel: "Why do you always limit my freedom?" The steering wheel replied, "Give you too much freedom, and you will definitely go astray." Indeed, if the wheels are free and you run freely, then the ending must be the car crash. Everyone wants to be free, but once there is no control and restraint, how many people can stick to their original intentions and unswervingly abide by rules and principles? It can be seen that restraint is very important and freedom also needs restraint. Restraint is restriction, but not imprisonment. It is only to prevent us from being excessively free, and it is also a bitter medicine to promote our rigor and success. The ancients once said: "Discipline is the first condition of freedom." We should correctly understand constraints and stay away from liberalism. If you indulge in the dream of freedom, then people will never return like wild horses. Even if you realize the value of bondage, it's hard to pull back from the brink. When you gain a short freedom, you will also lose the chance of success. Students are always complaining: Why do parents take care of everything? Why does the school give us so many constraints? As we all know, people will indulge themselves if they lack control and restraint, and parents and schools will only let their children slack off and degenerate if they give them too much freedom. Freedom is not necessarily what you get when you break free. Like a kite, it can only fall if it breaks free from the shackles of the thread. It is with constraints that it can fly higher, and it is with strong constraints that people can go further. Spoiled like water, the flood will capsize, and excessive freedom will only accelerate extinction. So please remember: excessive freedom brings relaxation and indulgence, and restraint can achieve life. "I don't want it!" I crumpled the math test paper angrily and threw it on the ground. Tears still fall disappointingly ... "Read the names of the unqualified students below." When I heard my name from the teacher's mouth, I froze and tried my best to hold back the restless tears. I took the test paper feebly, and a 48-point red eye came into my eyes. Oh, my God! I don't believe this is my test paper. How can I reduce it to the score starting with "4"? I ... How could I be so bad? "Come to my office with a test paper after school." The teacher's words interrupted my meditation, and I lowered my head and returned to my seat. Time flies from my sad eyes, and the school bell rings quietly. "Can you give me an explanation? Why did you do so badly in the exam this time? Do you think you deserve this score? " ..... I trudged home, and the sunset was gradually swallowed up by the night. Look, is that flower crying? Is that tree sad? When I got home, I stood quietly on the balcony and meditated. Suddenly there was an exciting piece of music on TV, which caught my attention a little. I sat down and looked at it. "No, so, so you will!" Tears blurred my eyes. Scared to pieces, he really fell down. In the face of the fierce attack of the enemy, he finally could not stand it. Tears dripped for his fall. Why is he so stupid, knowing that he can't beat the enemy? Why does he insist? Why not give up?