When I was a child, I used to stand upstairs and watch my neighbor's children ride bicycles. I really want to be one of them. However, although I have a children's bike at home, I can only ride four wheels. Now that I'm in two rounds, I'm unbalanced My father often encourages me, but I am timid and always refuses. Finally, in the afternoon, I watched dozens of games and finally couldn't help it. Pushing my two-wheeled bike downstairs, I stopped in a deserted place and began to practice. At first, I practiced well. I fell down after riding for nearly 8 meters. I never believe that I won't succeed. I just fell and fell. Until the eighth fall, self-confidence was severely hit. I collapsed to the ground and had no strength to get up again. At this moment, I suddenly remembered what my father usually said to me: Where to stand up bravely, victory is always in your hands. "I stood up bravely again. This time, I won't be a coward again. I got on the bus and rode hard, and finally succeeded! Later, in the competition, my performance was not bad.
"Failure is the mother of success." As long as you work hard and fail many times, as long as you are full of confidence, success will not be too far away from us! "
Behind the success
-thoughts on reading the biography of Madame Curie
In the summer vacation, when I picked up the book Biography of Madame Curie again, I was once again impressed by Madame Curie's perseverance and indomitable spirit.
This book mainly describes the glorious course of Madame Curie's unremitting efforts to succeed for her dreams and relatives. Madame Curie is the only female scientist who won two Nobel Prizes in history. Her achievements in science are inseparable from her efforts. Although her family was poor, Madame Curie studied very hard when she was young. When Madame Curie was young, she lived alone in a shabby attic in a different place and struggled for her dreams in a difficult environment. In middle age, Madame Curie studied radium tirelessly in the shabby laboratory ... Madame Curie's spirit always inspired me not to give up easily no matter what difficulties I met.
I remember one final exam of physical education, and the teacher told us that the content of the exam was 400 meters long-distance running. To get the best result, you must finish the race in 1 min 50 seconds! I was blindsided when I heard it: long-distance running is my worst skill, not to mention only 1 10 seconds! How can I get to the finish line in such a short time? Thinking of this, I can't help lowering my head and worrying about this exam. Not long after, I don't know who shouted, "the number is the exam for students from 30 th to 40 th!" " As soon as I heard my number, I was both nervous and worried: all the students who took the exam stood on the runway to prepare. They are full of confidence and energy, but I dare not stand on the runway. What should I do? I couldn't help frowning when I looked at them with answers, but the exam was about to start, so I didn't have time to think about it, so I had to bite the bullet. Reluctantly, I trudged towards the runway. At first, I looked at the whistle in my teacher's hand, and it suddenly occurred to me that Madame Curie had been struggling for 45 months to extract radium from 9000 kilograms of asphalt residue. What's the difficulty for me? With this in mind, I made one.
Take a deep breath and tell yourself in your heart that you must strive for good grades! So, I pricked up my ears and waited for the teacher's departure password. "Take your positions-get ready-run!" As soon as I heard this password, I flew like an arrow, for fear of falling behind others. When I first saw myself running in the top few, I couldn't help but feel relieved, have more confidence in myself and try to run forward. Time passed unconsciously, and gradually, the finish line seems to be only one step away from me! I was so excited that I hurried to speed up, but the speed was not as fast as when I started. I didn't care at first, but before long, I suddenly felt short of breath, my footsteps were getting heavier and heavier, and the whole person seemed to have no strength. I want to run as hard as I can, but my feet are like lead, and I can't run any more. I just feel thirsty, and there are sweat on my forehead. I really want to sit down and have a rest Just when I wanted to give up the exam, I once again remembered Madame Curie's perseverance in the face of difficulties, never back down's spirit, and her spirit of hard work in adversity ... There is always a powerful force in my heart to support me to stick it out! I threw off the heavy lead and ran with all my strength, trying to run to the finish line as fast as possible! Near, near, I ran across the finish line excitedly! When I look back at the road I ran, I feel a different kind of pride, and I can't help but think of Madame Curie's famous saying, "My highest principle is: never give in to any difficulties!" Yes, difficulties and setbacks are not terrible. As long as we have the courage to beat them, everyone is the best!