Writing ideas: You can write "Footprints of Growth", you can write about your own growth experience in elementary school, or you can write about what happened after you entered junior high school, etc. The center should be clear and the language should be fluent.

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Unconsciously, we grow up slowly. He is no longer the ignorant child he used to be. However, looking back suddenly and recalling the past time, I once questioned: What is growth and what have I gained along the way.

But since I entered junior high school, I have become more and more aware of the changes in growth.

As I entered junior high school, I seemed to be growing up in silence again. Life in junior high school is colorful and stressful. But with these emotional changes come troubles.

My life in junior high school made me feel stressed all the time. Maybe it’s my competitive mentality, I don’t want to lose to anyone on any side. But there are people outside the world, and there is a sky outside the world. Looking at the report card, I will always be second to others in the grade department; looking at the blackboard downstairs, my name will never flash; looking at the duties of other groups, I will always do better than myself. good.

I often think, why do we strive for that illusory ranking? Can’t life be spent in a relaxed way? Isn’t it more desirable to be in a paradise and be isolated from the world?

But when I recalled the past carefully, I found that I was wrong.

I once naively thought that growing a little taller every day was growth; that I became taller and stronger was growth; that I did housework for my mother today was growth. Yes, these are all growth. But real growth comes bit by bit.

Competing with people who have a higher learning level than myself, I have improved, and I find that I have grown; competing with the blackboard on the wall, I can conquer it, and I find that I have grown; Compared with the on-duty group, I can surpass him, and I find that I have grown. The troubles of the past have become witnesses of my growth today. I finally understand the true meaning of growth.

Growth is like the wind, if you follow it, you will get twice the result with half the effort; Growth is like rain, if used properly, it will nourish the dry soul; Growth is like fog, telling us not to aim too high and take every step in front of us. .

The growing five-flavor bottle: sour is cultivation, bitter is sowing, spicy is maintenance, salty is waiting, and sweet is harvest.

The path of growth is to learn to pay and then you will gain. And every effort we make is a test for ourselves, and it also leaves our own footprints on our life path. This is growth.