If you say that you will encounter some failures because of one of your shortcomings, you will certainly not refute this sentence. But if you say that your advantages will also bring you disaster, you will definitely disagree. In fact, strength really does not just bring you luck.

We all learned the story of Mr. Dong Guo and the wolf in primary school. Mr. Dong Guo in the story is a good man with a bodhisattva heart. When he saw an escaped wolf, he couldn't help crying. His kindness helped the wolf avoid the hunter. But his kindness almost killed him here: after the hunter left, the wolf insisted on eating him. Kindness is undoubtedly a person's moral strength, but this strength did not bring him luck this time, but brought him disaster. Thanks to the timely arrival of the farmer, our kind-hearted people survived. It seems that if you use your strengths in the wrong place, you may hurt yourself

Zhuge Liang was a household name during the Three Kingdoms period. In order to accomplish the great task entrusted by Liu Bei, he "worked hard until he died". His diligence and prudence are one of his great advantages, but this advantage is sometimes overdone: "hands-on." I asked all the questions, but I died at the age of 54 because of too much trouble. If his strength is not overused, he should do it himself, and his subordinates don't have to bow their heads. Maybe he can live a few more years, and Shu will not perish so soon.

As the saying goes, "the wood in the forest is beautiful in the forest, and the wind will destroy it." "Xiu" is the advantage of that tree, but "Xiu" is likely to bring "wind" intrusion to that tree. As the saying goes, "most people who drown will know how to drown." Being able to swim is a person's strength, but this strength also provides more opportunities for being submerged. There is also an idiom that says, "He who plays with fire will set himself on fire." People who play with fire must know the nature of fire, which can be said to be one of his strengths, but the final result is likely to be that they are attacked by fire.

From this perspective, strength is really a double-edged sword. When one side of the sword points at the enemy and the other side points at yourself. Therefore, students should never think that they have certain strength, so they can show off everywhere. When using our own strengths, we must use the same sword: learn to use the sharp edge facing the enemy, and be careful to use the sharp edge facing ourselves.

Comments: This article is an argumentative paper with novel viewpoints. Usually, people only see the advantages of advantages and ignore the advantages and disadvantages. The author's article changed this view. The article puts forward the central argument in the title, and then gives examples of Mr. Dong Guo and Zhuge Liang tripping over their own strengths respectively, and makes strong examples. In order to make up for the weakness of the argument, the author quoted proverbs in the penultimate paragraph to demonstrate. In the end, the author points out that strengths are a double-edged sword again, warning everyone to use strengths correctly. With clear center, rigorous structure and strong persuasiveness, the article is a very successful exam composition.

Cats compete with rabbits.

The cat and the rabbit are classmates, but neither of them is convinced.

The cat said to the rabbit, "What's so great about you? You look like a big mouse and are afraid of everything. " I don't think you dare compete with me. "

The rabbit said to the cat, "What's so great about you? You think you look like a tiger and talk big. What can you do besides scaring mice? " Run a race with me, will you? "

The monkey monitor took the initiative to be the referee: "What do you say?"

The cat said, "Let's climb!" "Say that finish, ceng ceng climbed a big tree rabbit twice. Do you dare to compete with me? "

The rabbit said, "Let's run!" "Say that finish, even kicked four feet at it and soon ran out of sight. In a blink of an eye, the rabbit ran back and said, "cat, do you dare to compete with me?" "

The cat and the rabbit were arguing endlessly when Teacher Goat came up and asked, "What's the matter?" The monkey quickly introduced the cat and rabbit to the goat teacher.

Teacher goat smiled: "I have a question." Whoever finishes before the bell rings wins. How come? "

"good!" The cat and the rabbit asked in unison.

"I left the textbook to the eagle principal. Whoever gets it back first will be the winner. "

After hearing this, both the cat and the rabbit ran to the headmaster's house. The rabbit kicked four feet and soon left the cat behind. After a while, the rabbit ran to the place where President Eagle lived. However, President Eagle's house is in a big tree, but rabbits can't climb it. It took a lot of effort to jump on the tree scar one meter from the ground.

After a while, the cat came. The cat saw the rabbit climb the tree clumsily and smiled, "Haha, you can't climb it." Then he climbed the tree. The rabbit quickly kicked the cat with its hind legs, and the cat couldn't get up. The cat tried several times but failed. It's almost time for class. The cat and the rabbit decided to negotiate. The cat said, "Rabbit, no one can get this book." Why don't you let me climb the tree and take the book away, and then you can give it to the teacher. The rabbit agreed.

Rabbits let cats climb trees. The cat quickly got the book and gave it to the rabbit. The rabbit ran back to the classroom quickly and handed the textbook to the goat teacher. Everyone cheered: "The rabbit won!" The rabbit lowered its head and said, "The book was taken down from the tree by the cat and returned to me."

The bell rang and the cat ran into the classroom. Teacher goat stepped onto the platform and said, "cats and rabbits have their own strengths." In the race, the rabbit will undoubtedly win, but if you climb a tree in the race, the cat will win. Being good at running is the strength of rabbits, and being good at climbing is the strength of cats. They cooperated with each other and made up for each other's shortcomings with their own strengths, so they completed the task well. Therefore, it is wrong to show off your own advantages and not see the advantages of others. You got it? "

"I see!" Cats and rabbits answer the loudest.

Comments: The advantage of writing with fairy tales is that you don't need to prepare a lot of materials and recite too many famous sayings and aphorisms. You just need an interesting story to illustrate a problem. In this composition, the cat and the rabbit learned through the competition not to compare their own strengths with others' shortcomings, and told everyone that they should learn to make their strengths complement each other in life in order to deal with problems better.