Golden window reading

Golden window reading

Recently, I read the book "You will find Smart Springs." This is a lively and interesting book that inspires wisdom.

There is an article in the book called "Golden Window" that makes me deeply touched. The article talks about a little boy. When the sun goes down, he always climbs to the top of the mountain and looks into the distance. Then he will find a house on the far hill, and its windows always shine like gold. He is so envious of the family, dreaming of how good it would be if he had a golden window in his home! One day, the boy father gave him a day off, so he ignored the road to find the golden window. But when he came to the house, his hopes were shattered because he saw the same glass windows as the other windows, and there was no gold on it. The little girl of this family took him to a mound. At this time, when the sun was setting, she pointed to a house in the distance for the boy to see. The boy saw that it was also a house with a golden window, and he found that That is his own home! At this point, the boy seems to understand what...

When the boy returned to his home, the father asked him what he had learned. He said: "I have understood that the window of our house is inlaid with gold and diamonds." Through this experience, the boy understands to cherish what he has. You must learn to use your eyes to discover: Sometimes the best around you is the most worth cherishing.

I thought of myself by the little boy, and I also had the time to envy the golden window of others. I remember when I was skateboarding in the streets and alleys, I saw that others were as light as Yan, and I was skilled in driving skateboards. I was so envious, and my mother also bought me one. But I slipped up and it was not as easy as I thought. Later, through unremitting efforts, I not only mastered the skills of sliding, but also slid freely and freely. I think, I also found my golden window, that is the unremitting efforts.

There is a saying that is good: "People are always unsatisfied, they don't cherish what they have, and once they are lost, they know that they regret it." The most beautiful and precious things are always around us, waiting for us to discover. A person can work harder for his own goals in order to live more valuable.

Let us all like the little boy in "Golden Window", cherish their golden window and spend every day happily!