Stupid birds have to start flying early. Stupid birds fly first.

He has to climb the ladder from the bottom. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

Rome was not built in a day. Rome was not built in a day. Great things were not built in a day. )

I haven't seen you for three days (excerpt). If you give me three days of light (excerpt)

See you for three days.

We have all read some thrilling stories, in which the hero has only a limited specific time to live. Sometimes as long as a year, sometimes as short as 24 hours. But we are always interested in discovering how this doomed hero chooses to spend his last days or time. Of course, I'm talking about free people who have the right to choose, not prisoners on death row whose activities are strictly restricted.

Such stories make us think about what we should do in similar situations. As mortals, what should we do, experience, associate and regret in the last few hours of our lives?

Sometimes I think it's a good habit to live every day as if I were going to die tomorrow. This attitude will highlight the value of life. We should spend every day with tenderness, vitality and keen appreciation, and when time stretches in front of us, showing more days, months and years, we often lose these. Of course, some people will adopt the hedonistic motto "Eat, drink and be merry". But most people will be tortured by the coming death.

In stories, the doomed hero is usually saved by some luck at the last minute, but his values almost always change. He became more appreciative of the meaning of life and its eternal spiritual value. People often notice that those who live or have lived in the shadow of death bring a mellow sweetness to everything they do.

However, most of us take life for granted. We know that one day we will die, but usually we imagine that day is far away. When we are healthy, death is almost unimaginable. We seldom think of it. The days stretch in endless vistas. So we are so busy with trifles that we hardly realize our indifference to life.

I'm afraid the same indifference exists in the use of all our senses and senses. Only the deaf appreciate hearing, and only the blind realize the benefits of vision. This observation is especially applicable to those who have lost their sight and hearing as adults. But those who have never suffered from sight or hearing impairment seldom make full use of these talents. Their eyes and ears vaguely accept all the sights and sounds, without concentration or appreciation. This is an old story: we don't know how to cherish what we have until we lose it, and we don't realize our health until we get sick.

I often think that it would be a blessing if everyone was blind and deaf for a few days at some point in early adulthood. Darkness will make him cherish his eyesight more; Silence will teach him the joy of sound.

Translation:

If you give me three days of light (excerpt)

We have all read thrilling stories, in which the hero can only live for a very limited time, sometimes as long as a year, and sometimes as short as a day. But we always want to know how those who are destined to leave this world will choose to spend their last time. Of course, I'm talking about free people who have the right to choose, not death row inmates whose activities are strictly restricted.

This story makes us think, what should we do in similar situations? As human beings, what should we do, experience or associate in the last few hours? Recalling the past, what makes us happy? What do we regret?

Sometimes I think it is an excellent rule to live every day as if it were your last. This attitude will make people pay more attention to the value of life. We should live with grace, vitality and gratitude every day. But when time passes in front of us with endless days, months and years, we often lose this feeling. Of course, some people follow the hedonistic creed of "eat, drink and be merry", but most people will still be punished by the coming death.

In the story, the dying hero is usually saved by sudden luck at the last minute, but his values usually change, and he will be more aware of the meaning of life and its eternal spiritual value. We often notice that those who live or have lived in the shadow of death will feel happy no matter what they do.

However, most of us take life for granted. We know that one day we will face death, but we always think that day is still in the distant future. When we are healthy, death is unimaginable, and we seldom think about it. The days seem endless. So we are so busy with trifles that we hardly realize our indifference to life.

I'm afraid the same indifference exists in our use of senses and consciousness. Only the deaf can understand the importance of hearing, and only the blind can understand the value of vision, which is especially suitable for those who have lost their sight or suffered from hearing in adulthood and rarely make full use of these precious abilities. Their eyes and ears vaguely feel the surrounding scenery and sounds, absent-minded and ungrateful. Just as we don't know how to cherish until we lose it, we don't realize the value of health until we get sick.

I often think that it would be a blessing if everyone was deaf for a few days when he was young. Darkness will make him more grateful for the light, and silence will tell him the beauty of the voice.

youth

Youth is not a period of life; It is a state of mind; This is not rosy cheeks, red lips and soft knees; This is a will, an imaginary quality, and an emotional vitality; This is the freshness of the deep spring of life.

Youth means a kind of courage to overcome timidity, a kind of adventurous desire to overcome ease. This is more common in a 60-year-old man than in a 20-year-old boy. No one grows old just because of age. We grow old by giving up our ideals.

Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Worry, fear, self-distrust bows the heart and turns youth to ashes.

Whether you are 60 years old or 16 years old, everyone has the temptation of miracles, the insatiable desire for the future and the fun of life games. In your heart and mine, there is a radio station; As long as it receives messages of beauty, hope, courage and strength from men and God, you will always be young.

When your aerials are down, and your spirit is covered with the ice of cynicism and pessimism, even if you are only 20 years old, you are old; But as long as you put up your antennas and catch waves of optimism, there is hope that you will remain young at the age of 80.

Translation:

youth

Youth is not a period of time, but a state of mind; Youth is not a soft knee with rosy cheeks and red lips, but a deep will, a grand imagination and passionate feelings. Youth is the deep spring of life.

Youth pervades Changhong, courage overcomes timidity, and enterprising overcomes Gou 'an. This spirit is born after the age of twenty, and it is more common for men in their sixties. Getting old is not getting old, but giving up ideals will lead to getting old.

Years are long, and decline only reaches the skin; Enthusiasm gives up, decadence gives up the soul. Worry, fear, self-distrust bows the heart and turns youth to ashes.

No matter how old you are, whether you plan to be 28 or 28, you have the joy of life and the temptation of miracles in your heart, as naive as a child. In the center of everyone's heart there is an antenna, so long as you receive messages of beauty, hope, joy, courage and strength from the sky, you will always be young. 、

When the aerials are down, your spirit is covered with ice and snow, and you are covered with cynicism and self-denial. Even at 20, you are old. However, as long as you put up your antenna to catch optimistic signals, you may die young at the age of 80.

success

"Where there is a will, there is a way." Thomas Edison said. The road to success is narrow and many people will miss it. The road to success is also broad, and there are many people who fail. This shows that the road to success does not depend on seven-legged boots. Step by step, bit by bit, bit by bit. This is road to riches, this is the road of wisdom, and this is glory road. What do you think is more important for your success, cleverness or hard work? There is no doubt that the work is hard.

I remember I failed English once. When I was in middle school, I had to face the final graduation exam, but my grades were not ideal. In particular, my English scores are even worse, especially in English writing. Although I know English is a very important subject, I think it is a bit difficult for me now. My poor writing skills led me to get low marks in the English exam. This makes me dislike English, and I am afraid to take more exams. I really want to change my situation and enjoy learning English again. I want to know why so many students like English and can get good grades in English exams. I really want to be one of the best students and go to my ideal high school after graduation. This is my dream, but my English is not good enough. I almost decided to give up English. I don't think there is any way to improve my grades. But my English teacher gave me her hand. She told me that life is not always easy and comfortable. In real life, it's much more difficult than easy. It is likely that we will have to face some failures. Therefore, those who learn how to deal with and endure failure will eventually taste success. Then, I read many English newspapers and magazines every week, do many English writing exercises and collect writing materials. After several months of hard work, my English level has been greatly improved. I'm interested in English learning and I'm not afraid to take any exams. I use this English learning method to study her courses. Finally, I got excellent results in the final graduation exam and went to my ideal high school.

For me, success means realizing my dreams. No matter what your dream is, you have a goal, and then focus all your attention on it. Dreams bring you hope and happiness. In the process of fighting for it, you cried, sweated, complained and even cursed, but the joy of harvest made you forget all the pains and troubles you experienced. So an old proverb says that the sweetest fruit has experienced the most painful test.

There are several keys to success. First of all, your goal must be practical. If you set your goal too high, chances are you will never achieve it. Next, you must make a plan. You can take some measures to realize it. As the process is quite difficult, you need diligence, patience and perseverance. Even if you encounter some difficulties or setbacks, you should take it calmly. You can always tell yourself that nothing is insurmountable. With this will and determination, success will surely wait for you at the end of the tunnel!