400 words of inspiration from life (1)

The ancients left behind many famous sayings. For example, "An inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time" and "Where there is a will, there is a way." However, my favorite saying is - hard work pays off. This sentence has benefited me a lot.

I remember that when I was in the first semester of fourth grade, one month before the final exam, my mother and I were afraid that I would fail the exam the next month, and we were worried every day. I had to memorize English words and numerical laws every day, and I had to do test papers, which made me dizzy. Before the exam, you have to write the exam requirements on the pad to remind yourself. The exam started and I got the test paper. Well, the questions were pretty easy. After I finished writing, I checked it five or six times. However, 6 points were deducted because of mistakes, and I got 94 points. Great, it met my mother's requirements! The same goes for English, with a score of 94.

When I got home, I reported the good news to my mother. My mother and I kissed and hugged each other. During the meal, the atmosphere at home was very lively. The two elders were laughing and joking with a pair of children, which made my heart feel as sweet as honey. Before going to bed, my parents warned me again and again not to be proud and to keep working hard. I nodded quickly, as if I had taken a pill!

Early the next morning, I wrote the motto "Every effort pays off" in beautiful cursive characters and posted it in the most eye-catching place at home. From then on, I Listen carefully in class, read all kinds of extracurricular readings, practice calligraphy well, and do your homework carefully. The famous saying "hard work pays off" has become my motto and will always spur me on.

400 words of inspiration from life (2)

I went to the countryside with my mother on the weekend, and I walked alone on the path in the fields. As I walked, a small animal crawling slowly came into my eyes.

Looking carefully, it turned out to be a small snail. It occurred to me that I wanted to take a walk with this little snail. So, I had to walk slowly, for fear that this little snail would not be able to keep up. When I took a few steps, I looked back and saw that the little snail was so far away from me.

I pushed behind it, but it still crawled slowly. I urged it, I fooled it, I scolded it. The snail looked at me with apologetic eyes, as if to say: "I have tried my best!"

Although the snail can't crawl fast, it still crawls. . The purpose is to get where you want to go, and to achieve the goals you set for yourself.

What is our goal? How do we accomplish these goals? The snail achieved its goal through its own efforts and never-giving-up spirit. We must learn the spirit of a snail to achieve our goals!

Life often gives people inspiration, but life does not take the initiative to deliver "revelation" to people's doors. Life goes on according to its own pattern and rules, and everyone has the right to get inspiration from it. It gives everyone an opportunity, and the question is whether we can discover "enlightenment" from it. A thoughtful person is, in a sense, someone who is diligently searching for enlightenment—looking for it with unanswered questions and doubts. Only by thinking about life itself and the various phenomena in life can you receive the gifts of life.

400 words of inspiration from life (3)

There is such a book: there is not a word in it, but there is knowledge everywhere. There is no author's name on the book, but everyone is the author of the book. (m.taiks.com) The name of this book is Life. Life not only allows people to discover and respect, but also gives us inspiration.

That day, I took the bus home after school as usual. After getting out of the car, I walked on the road in our community. There were flowers, plants and trees on both sides. In an unnoticed corner, a little spider was weaving a web. It looked interesting to me, so I walked up to take a look. . At this time, a gust of wind blew by and blew the web that the little spider had just weaved to the ground. I looked at the little spider and saw that the little spider crawled along the wall to the place where it had just weaved its web and started weaving its web again. With a whoosh, another gust of wind blew over and blew the little spider to the ground again. I thought the little spider wouldn't weave anymore. It had already happened twice, so I was ready to walk away! But I was still curious to see what the little spider was doing underneath.

At this time, I saw the little spider slowly getting up again, and started to weave the web again at the place where it had just been weaved. Slowly, the web became bigger and better, and became better and better. Finally, the web was weaved by the little spider. As I looked at it, I thought, the spirit of spiders is very persistent and persistent. I think of my usual study, and I feel blushing! I usually give up when I encounter some difficulties in my studies, and give up when I encounter some difficulties and setbacks. Am I worse than a spider? I seemed to understand a lot of truth at once!

No matter what you do in the future, you must have a spirit of perseverance and a momentum of never giving up without setting your sights. Only with such perseverance can you succeed in anything!