“It’s noon on the day of hoeing, and the sweat is dripping from the soil. Who knows that every grain of food on the plate is hard work.” This is a famous saying that every student is familiar with. This poem allows us to understand the hardship of labor, and at the same time, it also deeply understands the importance of labor. In fact, our ancestors have always regarded frugality as a virtue of our Chinese nation.

However, in real life, the phenomenon of waste is very serious. As far as the students around me are concerned, some students blindly pursue new stationery and frequently change stationery; some students cannot resist the temptation and spend every day Buy a lot of snacks; some students often compare themselves with each other, show off their clothes, and talk about famous brands very well.

What is even more regrettable is that in the eyes of some students, waste does not seem to be a shameful thing, but has become a pursuit of fashion. It's cool to only take a few bites of food before throwing it away. It's cool to throw away nice clothes when you don't want to wear them. What's more, when you criticize these phenomena, some students even say: "What I draw is my own money. How to deal with my things will not harm your interests. Why do you need to tell me what to do?" "It's very popular now. The level has improved, and it is understandable that there is no need to worry about it. "Our country is a big agricultural country, so what does this food mean?"

Although our conditions are better now, there are still many poor areas. Many children cannot go to school, many unemployed families still need to improve, and many people in the disaster-stricken areas still do not have enough to eat or wear warm clothes.

According to many newspapers and magazines, even wealthy Western countries attach great importance to frugality. They have always been rich and poor. As for us, our per capita income is not worth mentioning compared to other people's wealth, but we have learned to live in poverty and become rich.

We are still young and are not yet capable of making more contributions to the country and society, but diligence and frugality are indeed something that each of us can do, and the things we use frugally can actually make a difference. The role of accumulating wealth for the country. So, let frugality start with me! Starting from me, never waste a piece of manuscript paper, never waste a drop of water, never spend a penny blindly...