A famous writer once said: Only muddy roads leave footprints. This summer I read Jules Verne's "Around the World in Eighty Days" and deeply realized the importance of will.
The protagonist of "Around the World in Eighty Days" is Mr. Fogg. With his firm will and accurate timing ability, he overcame many difficulties and together with his servant Passepartout, he completed the journey in just eight days. He successfully traveled around the world in ten days, winning an almost impossible bet.
After reading the last page of the novel and closing the book, I breathed a deep sigh of relief for Mr. Fogg. I felt that his journey was really thrilling! I think Mr. Fogg has already understood that this almost impossible bet is a test of his will. Only the muddy road will leave his solid footprints.
Life is like a rugged and muddy road. As long as you persevere through the ups and downs of life and complete this road, you will leave the footprints of success. "The bamboo stick and mango shoes beat the horse, who is afraid? You can live your whole life in the misty rain." Facing the trough of life and the ups and downs of his official career, Su Shi's answer also made us understand: the bumps on the road, the bumps on the roadside, Although there are many thorns blocking our way forward, they also make us stronger and more open-minded. Su Shi's life was full of ups and downs, from Mizhou to Huangzhou to Hainan Island. Every demotion during this period was undoubtedly a painful blow to him. Although his official career was not smooth and he was demoted again and again, he did not suffer from it. The muddy road stopped Su Shi from chasing, but he still maintained an optimistic spirit in the face of adversity. It was the muddy road that made Su Shi move forward steadily and made him more mature and wise. Let him have a heroic life of "going eastward, making waves, and becoming a romantic figure through the ages."
As I closed the book, I couldn't help but think of my own experience of learning to drive. On my 10th birthday, I got a precious gift - a blue bicycle. I couldn't wait to push the bicycle to an open space, and rode on it imitating my brother's riding style. But the bicycle always refused to obey my orders. The front of the car would turn to the left for a while, and then to the right for a while. Before I could brake suddenly, there was a "bang" sound, and I and the car were thrown upside down.
I struggled to lift the car and rubbed my sore butt, feeling extremely frustrated. At this time, my father quickly ran over to help me up, and said to me with a smile: "Only muddy roads will leave footprints. If you give up when you encounter difficulties, you will never succeed!" After listening to my father's words, , I mustered up the courage to get back on the bike, and fell again and again. The dense beads of sweat on my forehead flowed down like crystal pearls. I finally learned to ride a bicycle.
Life is a ferocious and dangerous road. Traveling through mountains and rivers, with thousands of dangers, you will eventually survive. After reading "Around the World in Eighty Days", I have a deeper understanding of life. I believe that if you persevere in the wind and rain, rise up in difficulties, and leave solid footprints on the muddy road, you will reach victory. peak!