Persistence can win.
I remember Tagore once said, "God put many obstacles in the way just to strengthen your will." Some people will persevere and succeed; Some people are depressed and can only fail. As Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, said, "A man can carry a boat or overturn it." In the same way, adversity can make a person brilliant, but also can hit a person to the bottom.
Difficulties can lay the foundation stone for a person's success. I believe everyone remembers Homer in the Insect World-Fables. In 1992, he lived in poverty and was discriminated against, but external factors were only fleeting for him. He turned these unfavorable factors into powerful motivation and devoted his life to natural science and the insect world. That's why it was written as a scientific work-insects. He painted all kinds of insects with vivid drawings: "little singer" cricket, "Hercules" ant, "diligent" bee ... Why did Fabres make such great achievements? This is inseparable from his diligence and persistence. Once he ignored his own safety to catch wasps, boldly guessed and dared to experiment ... Once the experiment failed, he would sort out the data in the experiment and seriously reflect on the process of the experiment. Fabres's style made me understand what the real "scientific spirit" is. Therefore, tempering is not a bad thing, it can give a person indomitable quality.
But is it positive for everyone? No, adversity affects everyone differently. Sometimes it can be negative. Please look at the following fairy tale. I believe you will have a deeper understanding of the negativity of adversity.
A long time ago, there was a snail who wanted to see the sea of dreams. So it asks the eagle how far the sea is from here. The eagle told it that it would take twenty years at your speed! Twenty years! God, snails can't even think about it. The snail thought, twenty years later, I'm afraid I won't live that long. Therefore, it flinched, but the sea was its dream. It thought and thought, and finally died of depression. It can be seen that difficulties can also destroy a person. Because he was overwhelmed by the mountain of fear.
Perhaps, it is precisely because of the "pros and cons" of this adversity that different lives have been created. However, whether suffering has a positive or negative impact on a person, I think it is not the size of the difficulties, but whether a person has indomitable fighting spirit. Just like Fabres, it should be a piece of cake for a person with lofty goals to fail again and again. Suffering is nothing but a tonic for hard work. I remember there is a poem in the Chinese book, which is "Successful Flowers" written by Grandma Bing Xin. There is a passage in it that I appreciate: however, at the beginning, her bud was soaked with tears of struggle and splashed with blood and rain of sacrifice. It seems that if you want to succeed, tempering and suffering are inevitable. I often hear my father say that a foggy morning doesn't mean it is a cloudy morning. Countless wounds are the best things that life gives you, because every wound marks a step forward for you. Yes, a life without trauma is not wonderful. Like a delicate flower in a greenhouse, it will bend its soft waist when it rains and winds. But the outdoor trees, after the wind and rain, are more upright. They firmly believe that persistence is victory. Why did they give in to disaster? Therefore, a person with the quality of a big tree is really a talented person and a successful person. If we refer to the above conclusions, does Fabres belong to a "tree" or a "flower"? It goes without saying that snails are "big trees" or "small flowers".
Perhaps prosperity is easier to succeed than adversity, but we can also actively turn the unfavorable factors in adversity into some favorable conditions and turn this negative into positive ones through some methods, so as to lay a good foundation for our future success, right? In this new era of reform and opening up and the rapid development of science and technology, we should grasp the present conditions and the bright future before us and strive for our lofty ideals.
After 90' s, some of us have experienced great storms, while others, like Fabres, have encountered numerous bumps. So we often lack a spirit and perseverance. Therefore, only by establishing one's own outlook on life and paying a lot of sweat for it, can one succeed like Fabres, leaving no regrets until death, and adding gorgeous colors to one's life. Because I firmly believe that "after the rain, it will clear up."
Ideas:
Analysis 1, overall reading: Liu Chengde's success lies in his ability to experiment and explore without fear of difficulties, so we can draw such a topic from the overall reading: Only by persisting in the exploration of reform without fear of difficulties can we succeed.
2. Read and extract in sections. From the first paragraph, we can extract the topic: everything we do will be frustrated and will encounter difficult tests. The topic can be extracted from the second paragraph: as long as you are good at observation and discovery, there is always an opportunity: details determine success or failure; Resist the pressure of ridicule, go your own way and so on. The topic can be extracted from the third paragraph: success is hard-won, and only by adhering to and respecting science can we go further.
3. Find the contrast point to extract.
(1) Liu Chengde-villagers; Dare to innovate-conformism; Not afraid of ridicule-don't help, laugh.
(2) before success-after success, poverty-getting rich, being laughed at-being studied.
③ The tree is straight-the tree is crooked, and the routine-innovation.
4, transform, decrypt, hide into the concrete, and extract the angle.
(1) The process of planting peach trees to get rich means that we can realize our ideals only through continuous efforts.
(2) The success of correcting the poor peach trees and crooked peach trees symbolizes the old-fashioned meaning that binds people, and at the same time, it is necessary to break the routine, actively innovate and actively explore to succeed.
5. Find the causal relationship and extract the angle.
The reasons for Liu Chengde's success are: ① having ideals; 2 Dare to innovate; ③ Actively explore; 4 good at observation; ⑤ Good at learning; ⑤ Seize the opportunity; ⑤ Not afraid of difficulties and blows; ⑧ Adhere to ⑨ Self-confidence; Attending efforts.
The above reasons can be used as an extraction angle and a breakthrough point to write quickly.
If we broaden our thinking and change our perspective, we can also cover these topics:
1, "Jade is burned for three days and appraised for seven years." This cause was achieved through unremitting struggle.
2. You can't look at new things with unchanging eyes.
Go your own way and let others talk.
4, leading farmers to get rich, the key is to find a good way to get rich.
5. Taste setbacks and even pains by yourself, but share happiness with everyone.
6. In front of science, we should respect knowledge and talents.
7. The "crooked peach" does not necessarily bear good fruit, nor does it necessarily hide opportunities in the predicament.
8. Opportunities and challenges coexist.
9. "Consultation" is a scientific attitude.