I think this has something to do with the recent resurgence of the epidemic, which coincided with the air crash in Guangxi on Monday. In this extremely uncertain environment, I really don't know which will come first, tomorrow or the accident. Therefore, the discussion on this topic is extremely intense, and many students have signed up to be debaters, and I have become one of the debaters.
This is my first time to participate in the so-called debate competition, and I realized that the debate competition is divided into pros and cons. Generally, one side will have four debaters. The first debate and the fourth debate are very important, because the first debate should put forward our views, determine the keynote of the debate, and throw out opinions directly to shock the other side, while the fourth debate needs to make a final summary and reiterate and emphasize our views again. The second debate and the third debate in the middle belong to the public debate. The main task is to ask questions and answer the other party's questions. What is required and emphasized is keen reaction ability, seize the other party's loopholes in time and give a counterattack. I think every debater is very important and needs to have a lot of opinions and cases to speak.
although I don't know what role I will play, I feel a little nervous and stressed while I am happy.
what I choose and advocate is that life is short, and we should make it more valuable and meaningful, and we should delay satisfaction.
As Wen Tianxiang famously said, "No one has died in life since ancient times, so keep your heart and shine on history."
first of all, let's see what is carpe diem? It comes from "The Legacy of Xuanhe in the New Issue of Da Song Dynasty", "Life is like a blink of an eye. If you don't eat, drink and be merry in time, you will be sad." "
Look it up on Baidu and eat, drink, and be merry means" lose no time and have fun. "Nearly meaning words and bliss, let life slip past you, debauchery, drink today and get drunk today.
If it is for the things you like and the people you love, it will make you happy and happy. From this point of view, I am in favor of this kind of eat, drink, and be merry. Don't hesitate or entangle, let alone waste time and youth. But if carpe diem means enjoying life, eating, drinking and doing whatever you want, it depends on whether you have the conditions or the ability and qualifications. If I don't have it yet, I think eating, drinking and enjoying is a kind of irresponsibility to myself.
then what do I advocate delaying gratification? That is to say, to avoid eating, drinking, and wasting good time, to overcome our own difficulties, to have goals and dreams, and to have strong will and endurance to work hard in reality, so that we can truly appreciate what success and happiness are after achieving our goals.
So a person's pursuit of dreams is actually a kind of delayed satisfaction.