Reading "Stones and Buddha Statues"

Don't ask why others are better than you, you should ask how much you have paid, and how much has he paid? This is the truth that I realized after I read "The Stone Steps and Buddha Statues".

If you want to get a wonderful and colorful flower of success, then you should feed it with sweat, light and trained soil, as described in the fable story of Stone Steps and Buddha Statue. Buddha statues are worshipped by people every day. The order is very unconvincing, and the stone steps say to the Buddha statue: "We are all made of stone. Why are people so unfair! Stepping on my body and praying to worship you?" The Buddha said: "This is because you only suffered. Four knives, and I have experienced thousands of knives!" Stone steps did not say anything. I think that the stone steps can be completed with a few simple knives, and the Buddha statues have to undergo thousands of knives and suffer from cutting and suffering. As the saying goes: no matter how cold and sturdy, how can the plum blossoms scent; Bao Jianfeng smashed out, plum blossoms come from bitter cold. These poems are a perfect description of this story.

"The sky will be reduced to the people of Sri Lanka. It must first bitter its mind, work hard and be hungry." Although the Buddha statue is the same as the birth of the stone steps, the result is different. It is also a stone, an unconscious, Fear of pain and pain; one has aspirations, hard work, and eventually become a statue of Buddha. Goujian who has been reluctant to pay, Edison who invented the electric lamp, and Lang Lang who became a pianist, aren’t they all hard-earned to achieve a model of success?

If you want to achieve great cause, you must be tempered by the Buddha, bravely accept the challenge of fate, not afraid of difficulties, not afraid of danger, let fate shape a new self.

No pain No gain. I believe that as long as everyone persists, extraordinary perseverance and patience can become useful talents for the society, that is, the future of the motherland. I also want to be such a person!

Sixth grade: Yan Mingzhou