Born in sorrow, died in peace

Today, I read an article in which there is a sentence "born in sorrow and died in peace", which gave me a lot of inspiration. I think this sentence is similar to the meaning of "hardship and hardship, and jade is good". It is said that people must be tempered in adversity to become talented. For the strong people of life, adversity is better than good. "Bitterness, labor, bones, hungry, and lack of body" can temper people's will.

How difficult it is to be talented. It was once considered a law. There are many examples in the article, such as Qu Yuan was exiled to do "Li Sao", Sima moved to the palace to be "Historical Records", Cao Xueqin's whole family porridge and wrote the immortal "Dream of Red Mansions", the more Wang Goujian retired and washed the country shame, Han Xin suffered The insults of the sins and the command of the million soldiers... They are the crowns of success in the struggle against adversity.

When Edison sold newspapers and did chemical experiments, he accidentally caused a fire on the train. He was beaten by the captain, but due to his hard work, he finally became a world-famous inventor. The Indian poet Tagore lost his father in his early years. He was raised by his elder brother. Because he was diligent and eager to learn, he became the first person in Asia to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Which of them was the strongest who struggled with destiny? Superior conditions are easy to kill people's will and arouse people's minds; hard environments, bumpy experiences, but can hone people's will and increase people's self-motivation. Of course, having superior conditions is a good thing, but you can't wait to eat and wear. You should study harder.

Difficulties like springs, you are weak and strong. Each of us should have a spirit of not admitting defeat and let the difficulties fall under our feet. Be a captain who bravely drives the boat of life, and fight against the stormy waves. The adversity is the mountain that blocks the weak, the melting pot of the honed strong, and the sharpening stone of the sharp and sturdy. We should grind out our true talents.

Sixth grade: Liu Wei