Key points: first put forward your own argument, then cite famous sayings and examples to demonstrate, and finally confirm the argument again.

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Butterfly will leave a beautiful figure in the air because of the pain of cocoon breaking; Because of the baptism of wind and waves, fish will have a beautiful legend of sneaking into Longmen; Because it has withstood the tempering of the wind knife and frost sword, it will be heroic.

The tempering on the road to growth is a compulsory course in life.

As the saying goes, talents have suffered since ancient times. Looking back at history, we will find that many celebrities pay great attention to tempering their will in adversity.

Yan Hui, a disciple of Confucius, was born in a poor family with a dilapidated house. He can only curl up on the table, but he likes to study in such adversity.

When Song Lu was a child, his family was poor, and there were no books or teachers in his studies. Learning is hard. In the barren winter, I walked through deep mountains and snow valleys. There are only two meals a day ... it takes a lot of tempering to finally achieve something.

I think the great achievements of these celebrities are inseparable from their tempering in a difficult environment. As Mencius said: Heaven will be a great task to Sri Lankan people, so we must first suffer from their minds, starve their bones and muscles, and empty their bodies. Only after tempering can we truly build up confidence in facing difficulties.