While I was immersed in sadness, my mother pushed open the door and said to me, "Didn't you say that gold always shines last time?" No one can be a winning general! " After listening to these words, my anger seems to have increased again, and I really want to tear Zhang Cai's 87-point test paper to pieces. I frowned and held the test paper tightly. After a while, a test paper turned into a tattered and crumpled paper. My mother understood my feelings and told me a lot of truth, but it didn't work for me at all. Tears flooded into my eyes again, and I couldn't help falling.
Mother began to be anxious and pinned her hopes on her father, but his father was busy with work and didn't come home after eleven o'clock. Mom called dad and told him that I didn't do well in the exam. Dad finally took time out of his busy schedule to come back. Dad asked me to take a bath first, and then he started looking for the disc himself. After I took a shower, he was still looking for it. I'm a little confused. What made dad worth looking for so long? Can a disc solve my dissatisfaction?
Hard work pays off! Dad finally found the "precious" CD. After turning on the DVD, he went to the bathroom alone. I was lost in thought again. What problem can a song solve?
The song Sailor appeared in front of my eyes. Singer Zheng Zhihua limped, but he came out of difficulties and setbacks. Admirable! Think again about Shi Tiesheng, the author of Qiu Si. His leg was paralyzed, but he never gave up. It's amazing that he has done so many works!
What kind of learning setback is this? Just because you don't do well in this exam doesn't mean you will never do well in the future. I should not be discouraged and enterprising! Listening to this passionate song, anger and sadness have completely disappeared.
Although the road of life is full of storms and setbacks, we can't be intimidated by them. Let's March forward bravely with lofty ideals!
1. Life is unpredictable. It's like an endless sea. Sometimes it's calm, sometimes the waves beat against the coast. However, I have encountered all kinds of thorns and bumps in my life.
It's dawn and we have an English test. It was also that time that I faced the test of frustration-failure in the exam with uneasy psychology. When I heard this, my heart ached, and a sharp arrow seemed to pierce my young heart from all directions. Why is the result of every exam "black and blue"? It's really terrible, terrible, and I keep its taste in mind. Later, I reflected on myself and tried to find my own shortcomings and defects.
However, how can I face setbacks or avoid them? Is it sinking? Neither, the key is to look at your own choice, I think; Life is the accumulation of countless setbacks. If you can't stand the wind and waves, you can't beat yourself and be at a loss.
In fact, setbacks are not necessarily bad things, but wealth. Later, because of academic setbacks and failures, I learned how to prop up sailing against the current, how to guard against arrogance and rashness, and how to get up again at the bottom of the valley to meet more challenges.
It doesn't matter if you fail, cheer up. Sunshine is always after the storm, and no one will succeed casually. I firmly believe that the rainbow after the storm is always the most beautiful. Late at night, the moonlight shone through the window sash and scattered all over the floor. I sat at my desk alone, letting my tears "beep, beep" wet the test paper with poor scores.
This final exam, I am far from achieving the expected results. I feel very wronged. Why do I pay so much and get nothing every time? I blame God for being unfair. Unconsciously, I remembered the scene of burning the midnight oil to read a book, and I remembered the scene of my parents sending me bread and milk. Why, why, am I really not learning material?
Forget it, don't think about it, turn on the light and read extracurricular books. I turned on the lamp. I found biscuit crumbs moving on the table. I pushed my glasses to see more clearly. I saw several ants moving the biscuit crumbs, and the biscuit crumbs stopped moving, as if struggling to move. How interesting! I brought a magnifying glass to take a closer look at these little things. I have to put some obstacles in their way. I put the pencil in front of them, only to see them change direction. I was surrounded by my pen. See what they can do this time! I watched carefully with a magnifying glass, and an ant climbed the fence first. This is like a commander. Several ants climbed up one by one. They tried to grab the biscuit crumbs, but failed several times. The leading ant lifted the biscuit residue, and the ant behind pushed it hard. It took about thirty minutes, and the biscuit residue was finally carried away from the pencil by ants.
I suddenly realized that even such a small ant was not discouraged in the face of setbacks, and we humans should dare to face setbacks. I remember again: Edison's laboratory was bombed. In the face of such setbacks, Edison did not lose his fighting spirit, but successfully invented the phonograph in just three weeks; Beethoven was deaf in both ears, which is undoubtedly the biggest setback for a musician, but Beethoven did not flinch in the face of setbacks. He said, "I want to seize my destiny." In this way, Beethoven wrote the world-famous symphony Destiny.
There are storms and thorns on the road of life. As long as we struggle, there will be flowers and applause waiting for us. Celebrities have said that frustration is a bottomless pit for incompetent people, but it is a stepping stone to success for those who dare to face setbacks.
I opened the textbook again, when the first ray of sunshine in the morning entered the room, where I fell and got up again. I smiled, frustrated, I challenged you, and life was more exciting because of setbacks.