In the corridor of our school, there is a famous saying that there is only the last five minutes between success and failure. This sentence goes like this: as long as you persist, even if it seems incredible, you can succeed.

In the evening, when I was doing my homework, I suddenly found a spider climbing up. It turned out that it was going to climb to the ceiling along that thin line. I was immediately attracted by it and stared at it carefully. I first looked at the thin line, which extended to the roof, but if you look up, you can't see anything, I think it's because the line is too thin; I looked at the little spider again. The little spider is about the size of our little fingernail, and it keeps shaking in the air. I am really worried that his weak body will be blown away by the strong wind. I finally saw the speed at which the little spider moved. I'm afraid it can't climb a millimeter a second, but he keeps climbing.

Looking at it, I felt that he climbed too slowly, even slower than a snail, and went to do his own thing again. But in the middle of it, I kept thinking, "Why can the little spider be so persistent? No matter how dangerous and difficult it is, is it so persistent? "

Later, I finally figured it out: "It must be a belief that supports it. For example, if you don't climb up, you can't make a net, then you can't fill your stomach, then you can't live, and you have to stick to it. Just like our primary school students, if we only go to primary school, we will feel bitter. Is it okay? The answer is definitely no, if you can't find a job like this, it's like a spider that can't climb up-hungry.

After a while, I came to that place and found that the spider had climbed to the ceiling. Seeing my arrival, the spider immediately stopped what it was doing, as if smiling at me, and I gave it a thumbs-up sign.