Biography of Who was written by Taoist writer romain rolland and inspired three great writers: German writer Befen, Italian painter and sculptor Milano, and Russian writer lev tolstoy. That book made me look at contradictions, struggles and worries, and changed my mind after suffering.

A famous book, The Story of Bevan, left a deep impression on me. A musician knows little about hardships. He was crushed by tragic fate. He created a great boy. His father said that when he discovered music, he forced it by violence, closed his room and practiced the violin. He considered that Bevan was blessed by his 65,438+06-year-old mother, and his father squandered his alcohol wealth. All these shattered Bevan, making him grumpy and eccentric, but he worked harder and soon became a household name. He was immersed in music and brought happiness to people, but he turned a deaf ear to the musicians' voices.

Befen, a tragic and epic child, is suffering from emotional failure, illness and poverty. Befensha enjoys its glory and reputation, and the bottom of the valley is poor and poor. Children's joys and sorrows pursue twists and turns. Romain rolland described the whole thing as a thunderstorm, which was lucky for poverty, disability and loneliness. It is noble for me to create happiness for the world, but it is noble to create happiness for the world.

Write about my self-reflection. I'm not plain sailing. Suffering hindered my progress. Compared with Befen, my frustration is worse than a grain of sand. I did well in the exam. I always hide at home and cry. I don't have the courage to face it, or even give up myself. Now I feel naive. I can stand up bravely to face setbacks instead of complaining. Giving myself pain is tantamount to encouraging me to move forward.

Now, every time I listen to Bevan's famous songs such as Hero and Symphony of Destiny, I can't help but be shocked by the ups and downs of the melody, and Bevan's full commitment to class society will be remembered for a long time.

I was inspired by the noble spirit of Who's Who, and now I am facing it with a different fate.

Metaphor is the simplest rhetoric, which is characterized by image, vividness and popularity.