Growing up, I have always been a coward, bowing to difficulties, but I didn't understand the meaning of this sentence until I really understood the grass. Grass-no matter how people trample it, it won't break. It is very tenacious. However, it was at that time that I began to ask myself: Are you worse than grass? What can grass do? Can't you? Since then, I like this famous saying, which has always encouraged me not to be a coward.
There was a handmade competition, and each class had to hand in a piece of work to represent the class. The teacher said that interested students can make one, hand in their works on time next Monday, and then we will choose the best one.
When I got home, I found all the materials and tools to make my work. I first designed the appearance of the work and drew a simple sketch. I brought a small piece of wood and a saw and sawed it carefully according to the predetermined size. But my technique is unfamiliar, and the saw is rough and really ugly. I went to my grandfather, who wanted to help me, but he didn't agree to help me, just taught me the right way. Sure enough, under the guidance of grandpa, the first process was successfully completed. The next step is to paste. It is time to test patience. I spread white glue evenly on the wood block where it needs to be glued. When it's all dry and glued, I'm ready to make the final decoration. With my own inspiration, I cut out many kinds of patterns, and I can't wait to put them on at once. "It's over, it's so ugly, forget it, or don't pay it!" When grandpa heard this, he came to remind me: "Don't give up, get up from where you fell." . Think of grass, if you are not afraid of difficulties. Your failure this time is a failure in decoration, so pay attention to this step next time! "
Grandpa's words gave me confidence and made me stand up again. I made another work that I thought was almost perfect. Monday arrived soon, and I couldn't wait to hand in my homework. Teachers and students unanimously agree that my work is the best and submit it as a class entry.
"Where you fall, you get up from there." This famous saying has become my most unforgettable one. Of course, I also want to thank the grass, let me understand this truth, let me no longer be the original cowardly me.