Reading "Zhan Tianyou"

This morning, the teacher gave us a text entitled "Zhan Tianyou." This text gave me a very deep impression.

The text "Zhan Tianyou" is about to build a railway about 200 kilometers long from Beijing to Zhangjiakou. At that time, some imperialists rushed to repair and wanted to further control the northern part of our country. They asked China to repair with their own engineers. They wanted to ask for help in this way. China had to ask for help, but they completely missed it. China already has its own engineers. Zhan Tianyou is one of them. Later, Zhan Tianyou became the chief engineer of the railway. As soon as the message came out, the country was sensational, but the imperialists were very contemptuous. They laughed at Zhan Tianyou’s failure to repair.

When Zhan Tianyou repaired the railway, he often encouraged the workers to let them work without a sloppy, not roughly, almost. When Zhan Tianyou encountered difficulties, he always thought: This is the first railway built by the Chinese themselves. It must be repaired. Otherwise, it will not only provoke the foreigners to laugh, but also make Chinese engineers lose confidence. After their efforts, the railway was completed in only two years, two years ahead of schedule, giving the imperialist a powerful counterattack.

Zhan Tianyou is very admired for this kind of spirit that is not afraid of difficulties and careful work. When I was doing math problems, when I encountered a difficult problem, I retreated, and sometimes I often made mistakes, which made me feel embarrassed.

Once, when I was doing math night classes, there was a problem that made me difficult to live. I didn’t think much, just went to ask my grandfather. After my grandfather told me the answer, I wrote it in, and then wrote something else. question. When I finished writing, I immediately turned on the TV and looked at it with great interest. At this time, my grandmother came over and said to me, "Is your math night class written right? Check it out." I immediately blurted out: "I think it might be right." But when I checked my grandfather, the result was To my surprise - wrong.