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Ambition is the determination to make a difference; success is to achieve something. Regardless of whether it is studies or career, those who can achieve something are those who are ambitious.

Let’s give a few examples! Tong Dizhou's words: "What foreigners can do, Chinese people can also do!" showed the pride of the Chinese people in front of the world; Zhan Tianyou was not afraid of difficulties and ridicule, and built the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway north of the south entrance. , increased the ambition of the Chinese people and destroyed the prestige of imperialism; this is especially true for Mr. Lu Xun. He picked up the pen in his hand and used more than 100 pen names to write articles that awakened people. His The firm ambition made this great writer and thinker a Kunlun of modern Chinese culture... The ancients had more ambitions: Sima Guang wanted to make up for his lack of memory since he was a child, so he gave up playing time and studied diligently , finally enabled him to read the recited content intensively and never forget it for the rest of his life; in order to inspire himself to work hard, Mr. Pu Songling wrote a couplet: "Those who have a will, things can come true, even if the cauldron sinks the boat, a hundred and two Qin passes will eventually belong to Chu; for those who work hard, , Live up to the sky, sleep on the fire and taste the courage, three thousand Yuejia can swallow Wu"...

In fact, there are also cases that happen to us. Just tell me, I have experienced something similar.

I remember one time, I accidentally heard such a song: "Little bees, buzzing, buzzing, flying to the west and flying to the east." But there is one question I always don't understand: why bees " What about "buzzing buzzing"? After observation, I found that mosquitoes and flies also make the same sound when flying. So I thought, do they have a special vocal organ that can make such a sound? But I never found a clear answer. This question is always stuck in my mind.

Later, by chance, I finally found the answer. One sweltering midsummer day, I lay down in my armchair and took a nap out of boredom. Suddenly, a nasty mosquito planned to invade my "territory", waving its weapons - its sharp beak and wings. I stretched out my sweaty hands in disgust and grabbed it casually. Unexpectedly, I caught the hateful guy. Hey, why did the sound disappear just as I grabbed it? Oh, maybe I was frightened for a moment, but of course I was stunned and speechless. I was about to twist it to death, but a question flashed in my mind like a spark: Could it be the flapping of the wings that made the sound? I pinched the unfortunate mosquito out of my palm and gently pinched its belly with my fingertips. I stared closely at this insignificant little thing, and saw its wings flapping rapidly, buzzing, and the sound was loud and miserable. It was struggling to escape from my hands. I quickly squeezed it with my other hand. I tried a few more times and found a pattern. Every time it made a sound, it was always when its wings were flapping. It seems that the problem lies in the wings!

To learn more, I caught another fly alive. Because its wings and body were together, I had to hold its head. The result is the same as above.

Since then, whenever I encounter a popular science book, I can’t wait to open the table of contents and look for this question. Hard work paid off, and one day I finally found the answer in the "New Century Youth Popular Science Classics". It turns out that our ears can only hear sounds produced by air vibration frequencies of about 200,000 to 20,000 times per second. We cannot hear sounds below or above this frequency. A bee beats its wings 250 times per second; a fly beats its wings 100 times per second; and a mosquito beats its wings up to 1,000 times. The "call" we hear is caused by the flapping of their wings. Other insects, such as butterflies, flap only about 6 times per second, so we can't hear the sound they make. Ah, I finally know!

Because of ambition, the creeks merge into the sea; because of ambition, the dead branches look forward to the green leaves of spring; because of ambition, human beings contribute to the height of the mountains. Let us stand on the horizon and build our dreams, because we are determined and will fight for our dreams. We will be the sea, the green leaves, and the one standing on the top of the mountain will be us! Where there's a will, there's a way!

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“Where there is a will, there is a way.” This sentence illustrates the dialectical relationship between "ambition" and "achievement": "Aspiration" can "accomplish" things. If you want "things to happen", you must "have ambition"; if there is no "ambition", "things" will not be accomplished. . This sentence is very reasonable and can quite express the true meaning of "things come true". Isn't it? Please see: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu and Yue fought, Wu won and was defeated, and King Gou Jian of Yue became a prisoner. But he was unwilling to give in, determined to take revenge, and finally defeated Wu, leaving behind the eternal saying of "sit on fire and taste courage"; the famous mathematician Hua Luogeng met when he was a child He established his ambition due to the rebuke of "having no mathematical mind". Although he did not even have a junior high school diploma, he eventually became a giant in the field of mathematics... Many politicians and scientists at home and abroad in ancient and modern times have proven with their own actions that "where there is a will, there is a way." This sentence is correct.

But can “everything with a will come true”? Not really. Because there are certain conditions that play an important role between "ambition" and "achievement". Without these conditions, even if you are "ambitious", things will be difficult to achieve. The key conditions among these conditions are undoubtedly the following two:

First, the "ambition" of the aspiring person must conform to objective reality.

This means that the "ambition" set by a person cannot be a fantasy or fantasy that is divorced from objective reality; when the "ambition" conflicts with and is separated from the objective scientific laws, the "thing" will never be "achieved" of. For example, some people once determined to develop a perpetual motion machine and spent a lifetime of time and energy on it, but they were never able to develop it. why is that? The reason is simple: his ambition does not conform to objective laws. The knowledge of physics tells us that when a machine is running, mechanical energy is converted into other forms of energy, and the loss of energy during this process is impossible to avoid. Therefore, the "ambition" of developing a perpetual motion machine will never become a reality. It can be seen that meeting the requirements of objective reality is a necessary prerequisite for a successful career for "ambitious people".

The second is that the "ambition" of a person with ambition must be a "constant ambition" that will never change, and must be put into unremitting and diligent efforts. That is to say: you cannot aspire to be a scientist today, a writer tomorrow, and a politician soon after. If you aspire so often, it will be difficult to achieve it; your ambition must always be directed towards one goal, no matter how the outside world changes. , no matter what kind of setbacks they encounter, they will always be "infatuated". This emphasizes that with a "constant ambition" that never changes, we must also have actions that never change. In order to realize your ambitions, you must not be afraid of difficulties, sarcasm, or setbacks and failures; you must keep working hard, keep exploring, consistently put your diligent feet forward, and keep trekking hard on the winding mountain road to success. Only in this way, and only in this way, can "where there is a will, there is a way." Shi Ma Qian, a great historian and writer in ancient my country, determined to write a historical work that was different from others in his youth. For this reason, he not only devoted his life's energy to the vast historical books, sorted out fragments and fragments, traveled among the people, and collected rich historical materials. Even after he was imprisoned and tortured, he did not become depressed. Instead, he strengthened his ambition and became stronger and stronger. Inspired by the lofty ideal of "writing history", he worked hard to write. In his later years, he finally wrote a masterpiece that spans more than three thousand years from Xuanyuan to Hanwu - "Historical Records". "Eternal Song", it can be seen that having "constant ambition" and unremitting diligent efforts are the most important conditions for "things to come true".

In short, "where there is a will, things will come true" does not mean that if there is a will, things will definitely come true, but it just illustrates the dialectical relationship between "will" and "things will come true": if there is no will, then things will definitely not happen. If you have ambitions that are divorced from reality, you will not be able to achieve them. If you have ambitions that are in line with reality but do not have "persistent ambitions", it will be difficult to achieve things. If you have "persistent ambitions" that are in line with reality but without unremitting and diligent efforts, it will be difficult to achieve things. Only when the above conditions are organically integrated can "things happen".

Young friends, the flower of success is ready to be given to every aspiring person, but can you get it? It depends on you.

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Standing in front of the door of success, the weak are timid before they advance and belittle themselves: "I really have no hope... "

Standing in front of the door of success, the loser is dejected and full of complaints: "Why is fate so unfair? I failed again, is there any hope?

Why is it so? ! How do you know that you are not good? How do you know that after failure, there is no hope!

I want to shout loudly: "Where there is a will, there is a way!" ”

Looking at the history books at home and abroad, there are many people who succeeded because of their “ambition”.

Edison made more than 10,000 inventions in his life. But who knew that the young Edison made a living? He was forced to study for only one year? But he had great ambitions, refused to surrender to fate, and became the world's leading inventor.

The contemporary Paul - Zhang Haidi is paralyzed in a high position. As a disabled person, she once committed suicide. After swallowing a large amount of sleeping pills, her ambition to survive aroused her: How could she come and leave naked without leaving any trace in the world? ? She shouted: "I want to live, I can't die, I still want to do things for the people!" "So, she miraculously survived. All because of "ambition" - this spiritual pillar, she became proficient in acupuncture. The small silver needle became magical in her hands. How many disabled people like her were able to escape from wheelchairs? He stood up. His hard work finally paid off.

Also, a young worker in Shanghai only had a primary school education, but he did not feel inferior and worked hard to enter the university. < /p>

Aren’t these all examples of people who have a will and a purpose? People need courage to live a meaningful life. With lofty ambitions, he has this ability. "The King of Invention." Why did the laurel crown of "come to Edison's head? How come there is this Paul-like Zhang Haidi and the Shanghai youth who do not give up on themselves? It is "ambition" that overcomes hardship, digests inferiority, defeats death and sustains life. Green Umbrella! It has also supported the faith and determination of many people!

But there are also some people who have no ambitions and do not know how to use them. They are mediocre and achieve nothing in the end! .

There is a person in my family who has been depressed since he failed in the college entrance examination. He laments about the bleak future and the wasted years. He lets life take care of him and does not think about progressing until he falls.

It is true that failures and setbacks are frustrating, but we should not belittle ourselves. We should have confidence and resolutely carve out a way forward. We must not treat life as a grass or a leaf and play with it at will.

Failure is inevitable, but at the end of every failure is a success. It would be pitiful to give up pursuit and hard work just because of one or two disappointments.

At present, the tide of reform is impacting every corner of our ancient civilization. What lies before us is a road full of temptations but also extremely challenging.

As teenagers in the 1990s, we are born at the right time, so what attitude should we take to rise up against the trend? That is to cultivate your high aspirations, plunge into the great dynasty, not be timid, not shrink, not afraid of failure, and use your own hands to create tomorrow.