First, live up to youth.
To live up to youth is to live up to good times and good years. It refers to taking one's dreams as the direction and motivation for progress. Live up to your efforts, live up to every minute.
Live up to the poet Haizi Shao Hua's famous sentence "Take dreams as horses", which means to take lofty ideals as the driving force for your continuous progress, work hard and live up to this wonderful time; The original sentence is "Like all poets who take dreams as horses, I will walk on the same road as martyrs and clowns", and the beautiful moment becomes an eternal memory; The course of struggle is full of colorful dreams. We need to cherish time, don't waste time and do meaningful things.
Second, the realistic enlightenment of "Shame on Youth"
1, grasp the time. Time is money. Time is as precious as our life. Don't be idle, it's white and sad. You may delay, but time will not. If you don't cherish time and study hard when you are young, it will be too late to regret when you are old.
Cherish the present, try to live every day well, and don't let down our youth. A happy life is a struggle, not a complaint. Don't live up to every minute.
Third, live up to your youth and make sentences.
1, "Time waits for no man! History waits for no man! Time belongs to effort! History belongs to the endeavor! In order to realize the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, we must race against time and keep pace with history. Seize every day and live it to the fullest.
2. Have a dream in your heart, take the dream as a horse, aim at the distance and live up to your youth. Shiny, walking around. The road is at your feet, and your heart is far away.
3. Go ahead and pursue your dreams, live up to your youth, persevere and forge ahead, Do not forget your initiative mind, live up to your youth, go ahead, come on!
4. Take dreams as a horse and live up to your youth. On the road of youth, we walk hand in hand and water the flowers of hope with sweat and tears. I will accompany you in the future scenery!
5. Lang Lang's "The Scholars" is still in my ears, and the layers of papers are still in front of me, patched together into a short and satisfactory three years. We take pens as swords, dreams as horses and live up to our youth. May the moment we put on the pen cap, like a knight, put away the scabbard and embark on a new journey.