After seeing this composition requirement, I immediately thought of Madame Curie. Madame Curie said that science itself has the greatest beauty, which is also the main reason why I have been addicted to it all my life. Madame Curie carried out scientific experimental research under extremely difficult conditions, but after her success, she selflessly dedicated her research achievement-radium to the world. Madame Curie's life is not to arrive. She loves science itself and the process of scientific research more.

Van Gogh began to "struggle with himself in painting" at the age of 27, and was poor all his life until the end of his life. Van Gogh did not see the final arrival of his paintings, and it was not until his death that his works were gradually praised by the world. However, Van Gogh's life experience is an eternal memory of future generations.

Li Bai and Du Fu wrote so many excellent poems that no one forced them to write them. For them, writing poetry has never existed, and writing poetry is their life experience.

We hope that life can reach the other side of success, but life is not just about reaching. Most importantly, what we have experienced and done in this life is what we love most. In my favorite work and career, I can always experience new experiences and new insights, and my body and mind can always feel unspeakable happiness. In our favorite work and career, we can forget all about eating and sleeping, and we can work harder.

In a sense: arrival means money status; Experience symbolizes hard work. Life is not bound by money status, but to feel and appreciate the beauty of the natural universe. Without hard work, you won't really feel and appreciate the beauty of the natural universe.

Just like playing chess, "success is happy and failure is gratifying." As long as you take it seriously, you can naturally enjoy playing chess. Why do you take winning or losing so seriously? The same is true for preparing for the college entrance examination. If you take the college entrance examination too seriously, you can't really love learning, and it's hard to enjoy the happiness of learning. It's inevitable to live in tension and even pain all day.

The value of life lies not entirely in arrival, but more importantly in experience.

Ignore the arrival, it will not be eager for quick success, it will not be swayed by considerations of gain and loss, it will not be restless. If you love experience, you can take it easy, and you can walk slowly to make your life more beautiful and calm.

It's like going through the four seasons of the year, clouds come and fog go, wind and rain are frosty, the sun sets and the moon rises, and the new year comes quietly-we should not deliberately pursue arrival, but just enjoy the experience tirelessly.