Someone once said that if winter comes, can spring be far behind? Indeed, in a blink of an eye, the cold winter has gradually left us, and spring has quietly come to us. The cool spring breeze blows on our faces, and the warm spring makes us take off our thick coats. The grass can't wait to poke its head out and see the colorful world. Flowers are competing to open and show their beauty to the world. The tree, after several spring and autumn, seems to understand the truth that "a year's plan lies in spring", and keeps spitting out new leaves, with green eyes. But that day, I walked on the way to school and saw a fallen leaf falling slowly, which looked so cool. This fallen leaf adds a trace of sadness to the vibrant spring. I walk. It's not an old leaf that didn't fall last year, it's a new bud. It is still small, the color is so fresh and tender, but at the front end of this light green leaf, there is a trace of yellow. Why did it fall? This question caused me to think deeply. I think it is not because of others, but because of itself. Didn't the spring breeze that brought vitality blow it away? Don't you give the leaves enough nutrients to treat them as your children's trees? Does the warm sunshine in spring deliberately leave it behind? No, it's not. It's that he doesn't know how to absorb the nutrients that trees give him. But he doesn't know how to make good use of the spring breeze and warm sunshine; But it doesn't know how to grow hard at the best time of the year. So, it falls behind. Isn't it the same in our study and life? In today's society, competition is extremely fierce. If you don't work hard, you won't be able to gain a foothold, and learning is the same, the survival of the fittest. Why do you get different grades when you study in the same class and listen to the same teacher? As the classical Chinese Yi Xue said, does it make everyone's intelligence different? No. So, are the students taken care of by the teachers? Not exactly. Teachers often spend much more time with poor students than good students. But why can't their grades go up? There is only one reason, that is, they don't work hard. They themselves, like the fallen leaves that ruined the good times in spring, ruined the best time for their teenagers to study. There is a good saying: the master leads the door and practices in the individual. Only through their own efforts, make good use of their youth to learn knowledge, they will not regret for a lifetime; On the other hand, if I neglect my youth, I can only be like a fallen leaf. When everyone is thriving, I feel dejected and can only eat my own fruit. "Zhuo Fan-"A classmate's call pulled me back from my meditation, and the fallen leaves were still in my hand. I thought to myself: although the results are good, I can't be complacent. If I learn to swim against the current, I will retreat if I don't advance. I will certainly continue to work hard and not become my motherland.