Have a dream, tomorrow

There is a pair, their family lives on the 80th floor. One day they went out to travel home and found that the building was out of power! Although they carried large bags of luggage, there seemed to be no other choice, so we said, we climbed the stairs! So they carried two large bags of luggage. Start climbing stairs. When they climbed to the 20th floor, they began to get tired. My brother said, “The bag is too heavy. It’s better. Let’s put the bag here, wait for the call and take the elevator to get it.” So they put their luggage in 20 The building is much more relaxed and continues to climb upwards.

They climbed up and laughed, but it didn't last long. On the 40th floor, the two were really tired. I thought that I only climbed halfway, and the two began to blame each other and accused the other party of not paying attention to the power outage announcement of the building. They climbed and clashed, and they climbed to the 60th floor. On the 60th floor, they were so tired that they didn't even have the strength to quarrel. The younger brother said to his brother, "We don't want to argue, climb it." So they continued to climb the building silently, and finally the 80th floor arrived! Excited to the doorstep, the brothers found their keys left on the 20th floor bag. Inside. Some people say that this actually reflects ours: Before the age of 20, we lived under the expectation of our family and our parents. We were burdened with a lot of pressure and burdens. We were not enough and we were not capable enough. After the age of 20, the pressure of the people, unloading the burden, and starting to go all out to their own, has been so happy for 20 years. However, when I was 40 years old, I found that I had passed away. I couldn’t help but have a lot of regrets. So I started to regret this, regret it, complain about it, hate it, and I spent 20 years in the complaint. At the age of 60, I found that there was not much left in my life, so I told myself not to complain, but the rest of the day! So I silently finished my remaining years. At the end of the day, I remembered that I had nothing to do. It turned out that all our dreams were left in the 20-year-old youth.