Dream catching

Human beings are great because they have dreams. If there is no dream, life has no meaning.

When I was young, I wanted to be an archaeologist to solve the mystery of the pyramids thousands of years ago and explore the history of ancient Chinese civilization. My dreams prompted me to read a lot of books, and I was eager to uncover the veil of history like a successful archaeologist.

Later, I wanted to be an astronomer. I wanted to explore the vast universe and understand the vast sky. How small is the earth for the universe!

Now, I have found that both archaeologists who uncover history and astronomers who unravel the mysteries of the sky need to work hard. Otherwise, all dreams can only be dreams. Living is because there is a dream, and there is a dream for it to become a reality.

Many friends have said that the dream is too ambitious. I know that dreams need to have a foundation, just as high-rise buildings need foundations. I will work hard for my dreams. Of course, on the way to pursue your dreams, you will encounter difficulties and bumps, but the lyrics of the songs are not written like this - "Do not experience the rainbow of rain and wind." No matter how far this dream is, there will be a day of fulfillment; even if my dream is not realized, I have at least won and worked hard for it, and I have no regrets. I remember, I read a documentary, "Days in Japan," which tells the life and experiences of two Chinese students studying and working in Japan. When they first came to Japan, they didn't even have the language they needed for basic life. Communication has become a problem, but they have not retreated and have not given up. Because in their hearts, there is always a dream to support them. For this dream, they persisted and paid for the hard work that ordinary people could not imagine. Finally, they finally realized their dreams and entered the Japanese university they dreamed of.

I don't know how far I am from my dreams, but I think that as long as I raise the sails of my dreams, the dreams in my heart will surely wave in front of me...

Shanghai Xuhui District, Shanghai Fourth Middle School, sixth grade: Ye Yichen