Competition brings progress, competition brings vitality

Chen Duxiu said: "Life is like going against the water, not going back." Competition is an important factor in determining human progress. If there is no competition, why do the cells in the water of ancient times develop into animals and plants? Why do you differentiate into different types? If there is no competition, how can people evolve? In this nature of the jungle, the cheetah evolved powerful limbs because of the need to catch up with the prey; the Arctic fox evolved the characteristics of changing hair in order to catch the lemming. Therefore, competition is an indispensable factor in nature.

Between New Guinea and Australia, there is a large coral island called Golet Barry. When people first boarded the Coral Island, they were surprised to find that there were many outside creatures on the Coral Island and the inside was very quiet. Biologists point out that this is because there are no waves on the inside of the coral island, and the creatures lack competition and are dead and dying. There are waves on the outside of the coral island, and the living creatures there must compete with the waves, so they survived.

A rare deer lives in a nature reserve in Alaska, USA. To protect the deer, all the carnivores in the nature reserve are killed. As a result, the deer's activity is getting less and less, and the body is not as good as before. Most of the plague came to an end. This shows that competition can activate life and stimulate vitality.

Competition is beneficial, competition is inspiring, and people are spirited. Competition is a long-distance gas station, an oasis in the desert, and a scull of a boat sailing in the sea. Competition gives people the greatest hope of struggle, which greatly inspires people's fighting spirit. If there is no competition for this barrier, the "pioneer" may also become a "martyr."

Competition is a necessity for human progress, what do you say?

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