"Spring silkworms must weave until they die" is a poem written by Li Shangyin in in Tang Dynasty. Mulberry lovers may not always pay attention to small creatures hidden in trees. If you look carefully, you will find that there are several fat, white and tender things on the green mulberry leaves, that is, silkworms. When you get closer, you will see several long and thick silkworms squirming, and their small mouths are constantly squirming, biting mulberry leaves. Such silkworms look disgusting. But have you ever thought that the clothes you wear are made of silk they spit out? How humble the silk they spit out is. But when these silks become a beautiful dress, they will attract people's attention. Why doesn't anyone pay attention to these silkworms, thinking that they will die after spitting these silk threads? They gave their lives for our clothes today. "The silk quilt in spring will be woven to death". Who can really understand it and pay attention to those selfless little creatures?

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To express one's ambition by silkworm, one can choose the dedication spirit of spring silkworm to death, or the struggle spirit of breaking the cocoon into a butterfly.

As long as you write around one of them, it is relevant. If it is argumentative or lyrical, you can ask the questions at the end of the article directly.