Ride the wind and waves.
In the Southern Dynasties, there was a famous soldier named Zong Xi in Song State. He had courage since he was a child, and practiced martial arts as a teenager. He is both learned and brave. On the wedding day of Zongbi, my brother, in the middle of the night, the guests were just about to leave when a dozen robbers suddenly robbed him. Without fear, Zong Xi stepped forward and repelled the robbers.
Once, his uncle Zong Bing asked him, "Zongxi, what are you going to do when you grow up? Please tell me your wish. " Zong Yi replied: "I am willing to ride the wind and waves!" His uncle was very happy to hear this heroic statement and said with satisfaction, "Good boy, that's what ambitious people should do!" "
When Zong Yi grew up, he served as general Zhenwu, secretariat of Yuzhou, secretariat of Yongzhou and other official positions, and once led an expedition to Linyi, the south of China, which won a great victory and established some feats.
When he was a teenager, he said, "Riding the wind and breaking the waves for thousands of miles", which vividly expressed his great ambition for teenagers and became an immortal famous saying that inspired people to forge ahead.
Bring the heart back to the motherland
The world-famous great musician, Polish Derrick Chopin, was brutally persecuted by the reactionary Polish government and lived in exile in France, Germany, Britain and other places for 19 years. During this period, many of his valuables were lost, except for a silver cup full of hometown that he brought out when he went abroad, which he always took with him. 1849, Chopin was seriously ill in Paris and his life was coming to an end. Before he died, he said to his sister who came to visit from Warsaw: "The reactionary Polish government is not allowed to transport my body back to Warsaw. After I die, at least bring my soul back to the motherland. "
On the day of Chopin's burial, the mourners sprinkled the soil in the silver cup 19 on his grave, dissected the remains according to his wishes, and took Chopin's heart back to Warsaw and deposited it in the Holy Cross Cathedral.
Chopin's heart is always towards the motherland, which is more precious than gold. In this heart, there is a deep attachment to the motherland and a strong patriotic melody.
Success comes from self-sacrifice
In order to find the best medical anesthetic, the Englishman Simpson (18 1 1870) personally tried all the anesthetics he could find, but he never found what he thought was satisfactory. One day, he found that "Mistletoe" might be a good anesthetic, so he inhaled a lot into his nostrils, suddenly lost consciousness and woke up for a long time. He was ecstatic like a child, dancing and shouting, "I found the best!" Found the best! "
Nobel, who had been absorbed in studying his new explosives, suddenly "boom", the broken tiles rained down, the smoke and dust vacated, and his newly-built laboratory flew into the sky. After the smoke, the family ran out and saw that Nobel was gone. They all burst into tears and beat their chests. Suddenly a man appeared from the ruins, covered in blood and dust. He is a Nobel Prize. Nobel rubbed his eyes, looked around, and then jumped up and cheered: "It worked! Success! "
A conscientious general
1940 In May, General Zhang Zizhong, commander-in-chief of the 33rd Army, led a column to fight with the enemy for nine days and nights in Yicheng, Hubei. Surrounded by the Japanese aggressors, he took the lead and led the troops to fight bravely, hitting seven bullets in a row and making a heroic sacrifice. On his deathbed, he said to his entourage, "May the country, nation and conscience be at peace. Everyone should kill the enemy for revenge! "
Comrade Zhou Enlai once praised Zhang Zizhong as "a model of national soldiers" and said that "his loyalty and heroism can be the soul of our anti-Japanese soldiers". Smedley, an American writer who once visited the front line in Hubei Province, called Zhang Zizhong a "general with conscience" in his book "Battle Hymn of China" and wrote: "People say that he feels like he is dead. To comfort my conscience. " General Zhang Zizhong is one of the anti-Japanese heroes of the Kuomintang. His feat of dying for his country is the embodiment of his unshakable national conscience.
courage
The horse is tall, handsome, dignified and powerful. It has a long mane that covers its eyes. The owner put it in the mountains to eat grass every day, because the horse is strong and the wild animals in the mountains dare not compete with it.
One day, the horse met a wolf. The wolf wants to eat it. Not to be outdone, he jumped on the wolf and fought with it. After a day of fighting, both sides had to go home separately.
Anyone who saw the horse fighting with the wolf praised the owner of the horse for being brave and good at fighting. The master said happily, "My horse is really magnificent! However, my horse can't beat the wolf because its mane is too long and covers its eyes. If the mane on its head is cut off so that it can see clearly, it will certainly defeat the wolf. "
The next day, the owner of the horse followed the horse to the mountain. Sure enough, he saw a wolf running towards the horse. The owner of the horse wants to see the spectacular scene of his horse defeating the wolf. Unexpectedly, the horse panicked immediately after seeing the wolf, and was eaten by the wolf without playing for two or three rounds.
The owner of the horse was very disappointed. He wondered why the horse was so brave yesterday but so timid today.
When an expert knew it, he said to him, "Success in the world lies in courage, and failure lies in cowardice. On the first day, because the mane covered his eyes, the horse didn't know that his opponent was a wolf, so he was brave and fearless. The next day, its mane was cut off. When it was clear that its opponent was a wolf, it became psychologically timid and discouraged, and failure was inevitable. "
Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers because they have courage and heroism. Doing other things is the same, relying on a fierce, vicious and indomitable spirit. For example, in the competition, in the arena, and even in the exam, "the two armies meet, and the brave wins." If you think too much about everything, it is often easy to look ahead and look back, be timid, and sharpen your guns when you get cold feet. At this rate, failure is inevitable. Especially in a close duel, whoever has confidence and courage may win the first prize.