Sense of shame and then courage

Each of us should be good at discovering our shortcomings and then stand up again where we fall. This is what people often say: shame and courage.

There is a scholar, Zhu Qifeng, who was unable to understand the "first two ends" and "the first two ends" can be used universally. The result was ridiculed by people. Since then, Zhu Fengfeng has worked hard to learn, and finally wrote a million words [rhythm]. It was later praised.

I am inspired by the deeds of Zhu Qifeng’s ridicule. Indeed, people are not born to be perfect. As long as they are human beings, there will always be shortcomings, and mistakes will always be made, but what is important is whether they can ridicule all kinds of ridicule, sarcasm and so on. The place rises and climbs up from where it fell.

Of course, there are still many ancient people who have left behind the ages in this respect. Yue Wang Goujian, after being captured, was raised in Wu Guo for many years, and he had gone through all the hardships. After returning to China, he worked hard and finally defeated Wu. Song Chao Yue Fei never forgets "Jing Kang shame, but still snow", led the Yue Jiajun to the battlefield, made a great contribution, and became a model of future generations patriotism. These are all typical examples of 'disgracefulness and bravery'.

We often make some mistakes in our study, such as: reading the wrong words in public in class, and writing the text is not correct. These are easy to cause ridicule from the classmates, but if they are ridiculed for making mistakes, we should laugh at this, neither to turn a deaf ear, nor to continue to make the same mistakes.

At the same time, we must take the initiative to find out our own shortcomings, and I would like to ask teachers and classmates for advice. In this way, constantly correct and make up for their own shortcomings, so that at least in the eyes of others, they are perfect.

The phrase "dissatisfaction and bravery" should be the motto of each of us.