Why you should learn to fold a quilt

The process of folding a quilt

Being praised

Inspiration

Example:

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One Sunday, I saw the mess on the bed and wanted to fold the quilt. I worked hard and planned to spread the quilt first. But here's the problem: the quilt is big and heavy, and I can't hold it up. So I pulled hard on one corner of the quilt, and then pulled hard on the other corner, until the four corners were straightened. Then I planned to start making quilts again. As soon as I jumped on the bed, I tripped over the quilt. I thought to myself: I quit! I suddenly remembered Chairman Mao's famous saying: "Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb." I became confident and stepped onto the "battlefield" again to start "fighting". I straightened the four corners again, folded them up with difficulty, and then put them away laboriously. After I finished folding, I wanted to see the fruits of my labor. When I saw it, I was shocked! There is a huge difference between the quilt I fold and the quilt my mother folds. The quilt my mother folds is square and neat, but the quilt I fold is twisted and messy. At this time, my mother walked in and said angrily: "You are just making trouble for me, overlap!" I blushed, lowered my head dejectedly, and said unconvinced: "Overlap is overlap!" I followed my mother's example, I grabbed the two corners of the quilt with both hands and lifted it up with all my strength. When it was flat, I started folding it. I folded the quilt gently and walked over there cautiously, fearing that I would be tripped by the quilt again. A fall. I folded the other side of the quilt, and then folded the two folded sides into the middle of the quilt. Hey, I'm almost there! Finally, I put the folded quilt neatly. I was overjoyed. I quickly showed the folded quilt to my mother and said to her coquettishly: "You see! Am I good?" My mother had no choice but to admit defeat and said: "Okay, you are the best, okay?" I nodded happily.

After folding quilts this time, I understand that as long as there is perseverance, a rope can cut wood and water droplets can penetrate stones!