Time: May 29

? It is not the beating of iron tools, but the singing and dancing of water that turns rough stones into beautiful pebbles.

? ——Tagore

? "It is not the blow of the hammer, but the singing and dancing of the water that makes the pebbles perfect." This is from the Nobel Prize winner and the famous Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore. "The Collection of Flying Birds". Some people have read the true meaning of education, some have learned the skills of doing things, some have learned how to deal with others, and some have understood the years of life...

"Pebbles" can be used to metaphor a person, and can also be used to describe a person. Metaphorically speaking, "hammer" refers to a strong external force, while "water singing and dancing" refers to infiltration and dissolution in gentleness. When the whole sentence is connected, it can be understood that making a person (thing or work, etc.) perfect day by day does not rely on blunt and forceful means, but relies on long-term and subtle influence.

? Just as we now write a paragraph of our own thoughts or insights based on famous quotes to exercise our writing skills. I felt confident and passionate in the first few days, but these days I am a little lazy in my thinking, but just like the formation of a smooth pebble, before a good article appears, there may be countless articles with problems of this kind!

? As teachers, we can only have a class that is full of teachers and students after revising our class N times! Only after countless days and nights of polishing can we achieve the perfect self. In this process, we must withstand loneliness, withstand blows, endure countless collapses and wipe away tears before fighting again. Believe in yourself. Like pebbles, it can bloom into the most beautiful posture of only me!