Persevere in fulfilling dreams

There was a British teacher named Brody who found a copy of the text while sorting out the old things in the attic. The text is a essay written by a kindergarten child of 50 children 50 years ago. The title is "I am...".

Brody flipped a few copies and quickly became fascinated by the children's whimsical self-design. For example, there is a little guy named Peter who said that he is the future naval minister, because once he was swimming in the sea, drinking three liters of sea water without being drowned; another said that he must be the French president in the future because he can The name of the 25 French cities is recited; the most amazing thing is a blind boy named David. He believes that in the future he will definitely be the British cabinet minister, because there is still no blind person in the UK to enter the cabinet. In short, 31 children have described their future in their essays.

When Brody read these essays, he suddenly had an impulse: why not send these texts back to them and let them see if they have realized their dreams 50 years ago.

After a local newspaper learned of his idea, he published a notice for him. In a few days, the letter flew to Brody. Among them are businessmen, scholars and government officials, and more people without identity... They all want to know their childhood dreams and hope to get the text. Brody sent it by address one by one.

A year later, Brody had only David’s text left in his hands. He thought that this person may have died. After all, 50 years, what can happen in 50 years.

Just as Brody was preparing to give the book to a private collection, he received a letter from the British Cabinet Minister of Education, Brenket. The letter said: "The one who called David is me. Thank you for saving my childhood dreams for me. But I don't need that book anymore, because since then, that dream has been in my mind. I have never given up. Fifty years have passed, I have realized that dream. Today, I want to tell the other 30 students through this letter: As long as you don’t let the beautiful dreams of youth go away with the years, success will come out one day. Now you are in front of you."

The letter from Brenket was later published in The Sun. As the first blind minister in the UK, he proved a truth with his own actions. If anyone can work hard for fifty years when he wants to be president at the age of three, then he must be the president now.