The rising sun has just arrived at the Spring Festival Gala. "In Spring" sung by uncle Wang Xu and young man Liu Gang became the most popular program in the ifeng.com survey. Joining them on the Spring Festival Gala stage were the Xidan Girls and the Shenzhen Migrant Workers Song and Dance Troupe. No other year's Spring Festival Gala can allow people from the bottom of society to make a concentrated appearance. This year, they moved all Chinese people with their optimism, strength, and persistence in their dreams.

I also have my own dream - I cannot have the motherland in mind, let alone benefit the world, my vision is not high, and my pattern is limited. My dream is the Chinese dream of an ordinary person.

In 2011, I just hope that my grandparents can have good health. Along the way from the 1940s, they have been witnesses of the historical changes of New China. Now that they are in their seventies, they need to pay more attention to their health. No matter how expensive the hospital is, as long as you are healthy, you are the greatest happiness.

In 2011, I just hope that my father will socialize less. Government agencies and institutions are always indispensable for dinner parties. For big and small things, people sit around and cheer, and toasts with good wine and dishes are served. There was plenty of food and wine, and things were settled. It’s just that drinking too much is harmful to your health, and you won’t be able to carry out your work effectively.

In 2011, I just hope that the food prices in the canteen will be lower and my mother will complain less about the rising prices of firewood, rice, oil and salt. Common people don’t understand inflation, and they can’t do price curve analysis. Common people understand economics best.

In 2011, I just hope that my 11-year-old brother can have more time to spend freely. Children in the fifth grade of primary school have 7 classes a day plus English tutoring on weekends, which kills the childhood fun they should enjoy. We have been clamoring for so many years to reduce academic burdens and ban schools from using disguised tutoring to generate income, but they still have no real results.

In 2011, I only hope that I can find a satisfactory job when I graduate. I also hope that all college students like me who have passed their weak years and are about to work hard can create wealth with their own hands and no longer live in poverty for a job.

In 2011, I also hope that my girlfriend can be admitted to the graduate school of her favorite university. I also wish our love will last forever. Campus love is not as fragile as imagined.

Everyone has the right to dream. Xuri Yanggang and the Xidan girl are just the epitome of countless ordinary Chinese struggling for their dreams. Their success only tells people that as long as you bury your dreams in your heart and work hard for them, opportunities will always come. And in the context of many problems such as social fairness being questioned and social class mobility solidifying, persisting in dreams is even more precious. "Even an ordinary soul can have a dream!

1. Success is not difficult

In 1965, a Korean student went to Cambridge University to major in psychology. After drinking During tea time, he often went to the school hall or cafe to listen to the chats of some successful people. These successful people include Nobel Prize winners, academic authorities in certain fields and some people who have created economic miracles. These people are humorous and easy-going. Over time, he saw that his success was very natural and logical, and he discovered that when he was in China, he was deceived by some successful people who generally exaggerated the hardships of starting a business in order to discourage those who were starting a business. , In other words, they are using their own successful experiences to scare those who have not yet achieved success.

As a psychology student, he believed that it was necessary to study the mentality of successful Koreans in 1970. , he submitted "Success is Not as Difficult as You Think" as his graduation thesis to Professor Will Braden, the founder of modern economic psychology. After reading it, Professor Braden was greatly surprised. He thought this was a discovery. Although this phenomenon is common in the East and even around the world, no one has boldly proposed and studied it before. Surprised, he wrote to his Cambridge alumnus, who was sitting in the forefront of Korean politics at the time. The person in the top position - Park Chung-hee. He said in the letter, "I dare not say how much this book will help you, but I am sure it will have a greater impact than any of your decrees. ”

Later, this book really accompanied South Korea’s economic take-off. This book inspired many people, because they told people from a new perspective that success is related to “working one’s muscles and bones, starving one’s body and skin” ", "lights at three o'clock, chicken at five o'clock", "head cantilevered beam, conical thorns" are not necessarily related.

As long as you are interested in a certain cause, you will succeed if you persist for a long time, because the time and wisdom God has given you are enough for you to complete one thing satisfactorily. Later, the young man also achieved success and became the president of South Korea Pan-Industry Company.

In fact, as long as you want to do many things in the world, you can do it, and any difficulties that need to be overcome can also be overcome. It does not require any special will, let alone any skills or strategies. As long as a person works persistently, success often comes naturally.

2. Hines

In 1968, on the 100-meter track of the Mexico Olympics, after American athlete Jim Hines hit the line, the indicator light immediately read 9.95 The words were all moving, and Hines spread his hands and muttered to himself. This scene was broadcast to the whole world, but because there was no microphone around him at the time, no one knew what he said.

In 1984, on the eve of the Los Angeles Olympics, a reporter named David Parr saw Hines again when he was playing back the information film of the Mexico Olympics. He thought this was the first time for mankind. Breaking the 10-second barrier on the 100-meter track, Hines must have said something extraordinary the moment he saw the record. This news point was missed by thousands of reporters, which is really a pity. So he decided to interview Hines and ask him what exactly he said.

When the reporter mentioned the past events of that year, Heins thought for a moment and smiled and said: "I said, God! That door turned out to be ajar!" After the mystery was revealed, Heins He continued: "Since Owens set the 100-meter record of 10.03 seconds in 1936, medical authorities have asserted that the limit of movement carried by human muscle fibers will not exceed 10 meters per second. Everyone believes this But I thought that even if I couldn't break 10 seconds, I should still run 10.01 seconds, so I ran 50 kilometers at my fastest speed every day. When I saw my 9.95 seconds in the Mexico Olympics. After recording, I was shocked. It turned out that the door at 10 seconds was not locked, it was ajar, just like the rope at the end."

Hines said something. A very simple but very important truth: the door to 10 seconds in the 100-meter race is ajar. There are countless doors in this world that are ajar, especially the door to success. But it is not that easy to push open this ajar door. Although the door to success is ajar, not everyone can push it open.

3. Broken Arrow

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, a father and his son went to war. The father has become a general, and the son is just a pawn.

Another blast of horns sounded and war drums thundered. My father solemnly held up a quiver with an arrow in it. The father solemnly said to his son: "This is a treasured arrow. It has infinite power when you carry it with you, but you must not take it out."

It was an extremely exquisite quiver, thickly made and inlaid. Look at the faintly shining copper edge, and then look at the exposed arrow tail. You can tell at a glance that it is made from the finest peacock feathers. The son beamed with joy, greedily imagining the shape of the arrow shafts and arrows. The sound of arrows seemed to be whizzing past his ears, and the enemy's commander jumped off his horse and died.

Sure enough, the man with the treasured arrows The son is brave and invincible. When Ming Jin's horn sounded to withdraw his troops, his son could no longer hold back the pride of victory and completely abandoned his father's instructions. The strong desire drove him to pull out his treasured arrow with a single call, trying to see what happened. Suddenly he was stunned.

A broken arrow, a broken arrow in the quiver.

I have been fighting with only broken arrows! The son was so frightened that he broke out in a cold sweat, as if the house had suddenly lost its pillars and his will suddenly collapsed.

The result is self-evident, his son died tragically in the rebellion.

After brushing aside the misty smoke, my father picked up the broken arrow and spat heavily: "If you don't believe in your own will, you will never be a general." The victory or defeat rested on a treasured arrow. How stupid it is, and how dangerous it is when a person hands over the core and handle of his life to others! For example, place your hopes on your children; place your happiness on your husband; place your life security on your work unit