An essay on the old saying of China.

I read this article a few days ago, and the content is roughly like this: Roque is going to celebrate his eightieth birthday, and Cpaing, Lu Xixi, Shunk and Shuli are going to celebrate their birthdays, but Beta didn't come. After waiting for a while, Beta came in a hurry and took out his gift to Rocco. It turns out that this gift is a magical rejuvenation pill! Six people ate a medicine and all ran out in a hurry. It turns out that they have to hurry to live again.

Yes! How precious time is! Life is irreversible. In this limited life, let's make every day meaningful and rewarding.

There is an old saying in China: an inch of time is worth an inch of gold, and an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time. There are countless poems and epigrams about chanting and lamenting time at all times and in all countries. Like the sun and moon in China, time flies. In particular, a famous saying by Gorky of the former Soviet Union impressed me deeply: the fastest and slowest in the world; Longest and shortest; The most ordinary and precious; The most easily overlooked and most regrettable thing is time. We can't live again like Roark and others. Real life is not a fairy tale world. As Zheng said: I can give you anything except time. Is time so important and precious in your eyes? Do you also cherish the time that came and passed quietly?

Although time is so precious, people who waste time are everywhere. Students who are addicted to online games such as Crossing the Fire Line and Legendary World day and night in Internet cafes have paid money and time and gained emptiness! There are some classmates around me who can finish their homework in five minutes, but they have to dawdle for an hour! These are all a waste of time and disrespect for life!

Seize the present, seize the present! In this way, when we grow up and look back, we will be gratified by our intelligence and wisdom. Our cleverness and wisdom lies in cherishing every inch of time!