Struggle, how far from success

This is the simplest and most complicated question mark, simple to everyone can understand, complicated to no one can answer its definition.

From an early age, I envied the carefree butterflies in the air. They can fly on the side of the sky. At the end of the sea, I don’t know what they experienced before they owned and enjoyed it. Cracked into a butterfly, a butterfly, we only stunned its current beauty, but at the beginning its nephew, soaked in the tears of struggle, sprinkled the blood of the sacrifice. I have asked myself this many times, what is the difference between struggle and success, and who is worthy of our lifetime experience.

In the long years, I have erased the glory of fifteen years. Today, 15 years later, I really understand its meaning. The important thing is not success, but struggle. A person's life is a life of struggle. People continue to work hard for success and continue to struggle. Success is the result of struggle, and struggle is the only way to success. However, everyone wants to be successful. I hope to write a brilliant ending on my own page. In my opinion, the process of failure has continued, and the process of failure and hard work is not very meaningful. Is it brilliant? The joy of success is hard to describe, and the process of struggle is even more memorable. Success is not something that everyone can achieve. Let us work together to fight for our lives!

Mrs. Curie once gave the daughter of the Nobel Prize in Literature as a toy. Some people puzzled and asked: "Why is it not good to collect the result of self-effort, but give the child a toy?" She said: "I gave the medal to me." She is a toy, she wants to let her understand that she is not only fighting for honor." What a convincing answer, yes, Madame Curie struggled for a lifetime and received many honors. She succeeded. But she is not only successful for future generations, but her spirit of perseverance. There are many people who have succeeded like Mrs. Curie. They have exchanged flowers and applause from people. Doesn't these flowers and applause reflect the process of their struggle? There are also many people who have struggled but have not succeeded. Can we call them losers? No, of course not. They are also successful, they embody their value in their struggles, and they also have flowers and applause. Otherwise, why do people have to applaud the last few runners in the Olympics? On the contrary, I only want to succeed. For the purpose, I don’t want to do it. Is such a person really successful? In my opinion, they are real losers and will be cast aside. The true winners always dare to challenge, and the people who keep making progress, when they succeed, are not in the aura of honor, but continue to work hard.

In fact, the struggle is far from success. Some people struggled, she succeeded, but some people struggled, but she did not win. Classmates, from now on, starting today, let us fight in the right way!

The second day: zhanghui7222013