It’s painful, I’m happy – I’m reading about “Love Life”

I read an article two days ago, which is the American novelist Jack London's "Love Life." The gold digger is alone in the uninhabited wilderness, facing various tests of life and death, let me deeply feel the greatness of man and the greatness of life.

There is a saying in the text that has made me remember. "It is pain to live." Yes, living is painful. A student may feel that the pain of learning is painful; an adult may feel that the busy work is painful every day; an old man may feel that his increasingly aging body is suffering. However, when students make new progress in their studies; when adults achieve new achievements in their work; when the elderly are more and more aware of the leisure, living, or painful life?

Happiness and pain are in harmony. People cannot be happy forever, nor can they suffer forever. There is a very ordinary saying: If you can see the rainbow without going through the storm, no one can succeed casually. It is said that the eagle will age when it is in its 40s, and its mouth will bend and its claws will age, until it loses its ability to prey and die. But as long as it builds a nest on a cliff, pulls out the toenails and feathers on the claws, smashes the shackles that are no longer sharp, and waits for the new energetic toenail feathers and cockroaches to grow out. You can re-fly in the blue sky and be born again. The eagle is still the same, let alone people? If the eagle can't stand the pain before rebirth, can it still enjoy the beautiful blue sky? If the gold digger gave up the pursuit of life and let himself die in the empty desert, he might still have hope for life? In the face of this, is it painful and not beautiful?

Life is a rough road. There are sunny flowers and applause on the road, and there are lightning thorns and blows. Smiling through the thorns, you can see the flowers in the depths; calmly face the thunder and lightning, in order to bathe the warm sunshine. When a student stands out from the competition of 10,000 people, you have known how many days and nights he has endured and how many times have he spent the night fighting nights? When an athlete wins a crown in a thousand fights, you have learned how many times he has struggled in the spring, summer, autumn and winter. How many times has he sweated on the training ground? Only by withstanding the hardships can we meet with applause. Life is happy because of pain.

After reading this article, I seem to see the rough road to success. But what is terrible? I am convinced that I will taste unprecedented happiness in these pains and sorrows.

I am no longer embarrassed today, I want to bloom the brilliance of life. - the end

Third day: TMK