Four cousins haven't got together for a long time. During the winter vacation, we got together again and had fun. With the growth of age, our games have been upgraded year by year. This year, we all learned to play badminton. In order to test who is better at this sport, we decided to hold a special badminton elimination match in grandpa's yard. In order to make the game fair and just, we invited two fair referees-grandpa and grandma.
In order to fight fairly, we used "stones, scissors and cloth". It's really "good luck". I played the first game with my brother. I am full of confidence and firmly believe that I can become a champion. At first, I tried my best to my brother. And my brother is also rubbing his hands and full of confidence. Unexpectedly, my ball went west and east for a while, and the erratic ball made my brother dizzy and tired, and finally gave up and surrendered. I can't help getting carried away. The second round has begun, and I am still immersed in the joy just now. My cousin is very skilled. She has long seen through my strategy, and she can easily return the ball every time, even violently counterattack and smash. Now it's my turn to be exhausted, and my brother is booing. This really adds fuel to the fire and makes me very anxious. The next few balls were even worse. I was eventually eliminated because I dropped too many balls. Have pity on me, this championship dream is a flash in the pan, and it can only be "Guan Yu loses Jingzhou-pride goes before a fall". It's my cousin's turn to play, and only they can play, playing more than 30 rounds. Finally, my "battle-hardened" cousin was a little better and became the best of the four of us.
Looking at my cousin's very happy expression because she won the praise of her grandparents, I can only admire her strength in my heart. No matter how firm you are, you should be modest. It is an eternal truth that modesty makes people progress and pride makes people lag behind. I will always keep it in mind and motivate myself to keep forging ahead.