Thoughts on Reading "Chasing Dreams"

I recently read a short story "Chasing Dreams", in which the chapter "The Virtue of Ink" deeply touched me. Ding Jinghua, the leading actor, was amputated because of electric shock. In the face of this sudden disaster, Xiao Jinghua was desperate and self-abased, but she soon pulled herself together. From persistent practice, to the scene of hard study, to vigorous and powerful calligraphy works, I understand that success belongs to those who persist in their dreams. Although he is disabled, he has a dream in his heart, but he is so strong in the face of difficulties. He fought against fate and competed with ordinary people, and finally he succeeded. Shaoxing young disabled calligrapher, one of the four talented disabled people in Jiangnan.

But you know what? Behind this admirable and infinite glory, the hardships and tribulations suffered by Xiaojinhua are undoubtedly unimaginable to ordinary people. He is a real strong man in life and an example for me to learn.

Ding Jinghua is a disabled person. Through her own efforts, she can achieve such achievements. As a healthy person, how can I not make better achievements? Think about yourself. I don't know how many different types of training classes I have participated in since kindergarten, especially interest classes, but I always feel that this is too tired, that is too boring, or that is too brain-damaging. As a result, I give up halfway and can't persist. I became a realistic version of "kitten fishing" in the eyes of my parents. Now I understand: I have achieved nothing because I have a dream, but I can't stick to it. In life, whenever I encounter a little setback, I either complain or "wow" my parents for help. "It is better to ask for help than to ask for help." "A gentleman seeks for himself, and a villain seeks for others." I understand all these reasons, but I can't apply them to practical actions like Xiao Jinghua. I remember a month ago, I was hospitalized for a week with a fever. During my stay in the hospital, I was paranoid and gave up on myself, which worried the adults. In the face of such a big encounter as "losing her arms", Xiao Jinghua can quickly cheer up and pursue her dreams. What are my setbacks?

I remember that Mr. Hu Xiong, Ding Jinghua's mentor in the book, said, "It doesn't matter if you are physically disabled. If you are mentally disabled, that person will really be finished." Yes, we should be a sunny person and a persistent dream catcher. Where there is a dream, there is hope; Where there are dreams, there is a future.

Dream is a boat, diligence is a sail, and perseverance is the wind. Let's sail the boat of dreams from childhood to the other side of the sea of dreams.