Impressions from reading Lao She’s famous quotes

Liu Yanan, Class 6 (2), No. 6 Primary School, Yuanzhou District, Guyuan City

Today, I picked up a composition book While flipping through the book, I saw a sentence said by Grandpa Lao She. After reading, my heart is like the ups and downs of waves, and I can't calm down for a long time...

Grandpa Lao She's famous saying is: Pride and complacency are a terrible trap for us, and this trap is dug by ourselves. .

Students may have heard the story of "The Tortoise and the Hare"! The hare in the article lay down and slept under the tree because of pride. The tortoise quietly surpassed the hare. The hare failed and the tortoise became the champion.

From this famous saying, I saw my shortcomings. Just like last semester, I was very proud of myself when I got the second place in the class and did nothing. My dad asked me why, and I put out a number - "two", which means I got the second place in the class. Second, what kind of housework should I do if I am so good at studying? But what I never expected was that I got second place in the exam and someone else got first place in the exam. Thinking about it, I also got the second place through hard work. If this continues, not only will I not study well, I'm afraid I won't even be able to take the exam. I couldn't even pass the second level exam.

I was deeply inspired by this motto of Grandpa Lao She.

Some people say that when a person forgets about his first success, the second success quietly bids him farewell. So when I achieve some results, I must not be complacent, because complacency will make me complacent, unable to see my own shortcomings, and lose the direction of moving forward. We must regard achievements and victories as the starting point and structure of progress, and we must make persistent efforts and continue to make progress.

Life is a process of continuous self-growth, and while growing, don’t forget to give first. Giving is joyful, giving is happy, and giving is worthy of praise, because it is true and true. Beauty is goodness. One day, the student was walking with a professor. They saw a pair of old shoes on the trail, which they estimated belonged to a poor man working in the nearby fields. The student turned to the professor and said, "Let's play a prank on that man - hide his shoes and hide behind a bush so we can wait and see his confused face when he can't find them." "I was young. "Friend," replied the professor, "we must not base our happiness on the misery of that poor man, and if you have money, you may be able to bring yourself more pleasure through that poor man: in every shoe." Put a coin, and then we hide and watch his reaction when he finds out." The student did so, and then they both hid in the bushes nearby. The poor man soon finished his work and returned across the fields to the path where he had left his clothes and shoes. While putting on his clothes, he put his foot into a shoe, but felt something hard in the shoe. He bent down and touched it, and found a coin. His face looked full of surprise and confusion. He held the coin, turned it over and over, and then looked around again, but found no one. So he put the money into his pocket and went on to put on the other shoe. He was again surprised to find another coin. He looked up to the sky with excitement and loudly expressed his ardent gratitude. In his words he talked about his sick and helpless wife, his children without bread, and thanked the timely help from the unknown that saved them. A family is rescued from hardship. The student standing behind the trees was deeply moved and his eyes filled with tears. He said to the professor: "I feel the meaning of this sentence that I have never understood before - giving is happier than receiving. Thank you."

Inspiration from a famous saying

I have so many favorite quotes that if you asked me, I could talk them all day and night. Among them, my favorite is what Mr. Lu Xun wrote: “Time is like water in a sponge, as long as you squeeze it, there will always be some left.

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I am a well-known “king of time waste”. In the past, no matter what I did, I always put off today until tomorrow, and tomorrow after tomorrow. In the end, I accomplished nothing. When I read the story of Mr. Lu Xun Finally, I suddenly realized that I was a slave to time and wasting time!

One summer vacation, I wanted to finish my homework in a week, but when I was doing my homework, I thought I'd better skate for a while, since I still have a lot of time. As a result, I missed my homework because of skating.

Mr. Lu Xun was savoring the beauty of others. While drinking delicious coffee, he was still immersed in his work. Therefore, he did the tasks assigned to him quickly and well. In his later years, Mr. Lu Xun fell seriously ill before he passed away. After three hours of writing, the doctor advised him not to write, but he continued to write. After reading this, I felt really ashamed.

Mr. Lu Xun’s words were deeply imprinted in my heart. Understand, "arranging time reasonably is equivalent to saving time; an inch of time is worth an inch of gold, and an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time." "In the future, I will write a plan two or three days before the holiday, and use the time that others have to play to review texts, read extracurricular books, etc., and make full use of this time. As I grow up, I have The meaning of this sentence has become more and more profound with the passage of time.

A famous saying I like

“Talent is the blade, hard work is the sharpening. Stone, a very sharp blade will rust and become waste if it is not sharpened for a long time! "Today, I couldn't help but read this famous saying by Lao She again. It gave me the courage to face difficulties at the moment when I was about to retreat; it made me confident in the face of difficulties. Although time It's passing by, but it shines like gold in my mind.

Yes, in life, there are indeed many talents full of potential. They are sharp blades, and they all have them. The foundation and conditions to become a "genius", but why are there so few real geniuses? The key is to endure hardship. Although they are knowledgeable and smart, the road in life is not smooth sailing. There are always many setbacks and ups and downs waiting for them. In front of them, only the brave and truly sharp blades can overcome obstacles and reach the pinnacle of victory, while those who cannot withstand the wind and rain and have only weak talents can only be eliminated by difficulties.

Iron and steel can illustrate this problem. Iron and steel are made of the same material, but they are completely different. Why is there iron everywhere in the furnace and under the hammer? After being tempered and burned by fire, it becomes indestructible steel, and those irons that are afraid of hardship can only become a piece of scrap metal that no one cares about, lonely and helpless in the dark corners. How much pain and suffering?

Speaking of this, I couldn't help but think of how bad I was in the past. I was always afraid of hardship and practice in writing. Therefore, I just blurt out every composition without thinking about it. Editing, copying, and writing are all my tricks. But since I learned to endure hardship and think, my composition has improved by leaps and bounds, and it has become my most proud skill. . From boredom to obsession, it is like sand turning into pearls. Only after going through wind and rain can you see a brilliant rainbow.

The so-called "no pain, no gain" can only be seen through wind and rain. Only by growing up in difficulties and trials can we achieve success.

Looking back on this sentence, it seems like a celebrity urging me all the time, and like a bright light, illuminating my way forward. Like a pile of cow dung, let my seed absorb the essence...

This sentence really benefited me

3. It is never too late to learn.____ Gorky's reflection: This sentence is to tell us not to spend time having fun all day long, but to study hard, whether it is learning the content in class or your own hobbies, don't talk nonsense, and work hard.

4. For many years, people have always used Edison's famous saying: "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration" to encourage generation after generation. It is precisely because of this famous saying that it has awakened the hearts of countless children who are eager to play. It has made people learn that diligence can make up for weakness, and ninety-nine percent of diligence can make up for one percent of cleverness. I also firmly believe in the charm of Edison’s words.

But just a few days ago, I saw Edison’s original words: “Genius is 1 inspiration plus 99% perspiration, but the 1% inspiration is the most important, even more important than the 99% perspiration. All are important.”

Have we been applying this sentence out of context for so many years? If you leave out the following sentence, the meaning of the sentence completely changes.

Diligence can make up for weakness, but under certain circumstances, the one percent inspiration will be more important. Is this the innovation we are advocating now? Over the years, our education has produced countless nerds who lack innovation. Is it the product of Edison's first half sentence?

Genius requires hard work, and the generation of inspiration must be diligent and long-term accumulation. Otherwise, where can the accumulated innovative inspiration come from? ! I think if Edison’s complete sentence can be used to encourage students in future education, maybe the students we educate will be more diligent and innovative