Yu Minhong's inspirational speech: The story of salmon

Yu Minhong's inspirational speech: The story of salmon

I think that life is more appropriate to express in six words, experience, experience, and sublimation.

Sometimes, our lives are not as good as a fish, because most people live only in one place, live in a habit, live under the imprisonment of a mind, without any innovation, no creativity, no Any kind of dynamics that motivate one's life and the state of life that touches you. If we have students who can't find a job, you can't find a job is a lucky thing, because you started the real life. It will bring you a sweet and bitter experience. When you find a job in the future, you will know how hard the job is and how much it is worth cherishing.
When I was in Canada, it happened to be the season for salmon to return. The return of salmon is every four years. Why should I return? It has to go back to spawn and reproduce. After the salmon lay eggs, the fish eggs are hidden under the stones. These fish eggs will be eaten by other fish in the river. When they become small fish, they will be taken by others. The fish eat a part, in the lake, they have to grow for a year. In the middle of this year of growth, they are constantly being salvaged by the eagle in the sky, the fish in the water, and the people by the lake, so every four salmon, only There is one left. One year later, these salmones began to swim to the sea. They had to travel around the Pacific Ocean for almost three years. In the past three years, their experience has been even more difficult. There are more fierce fish in the ocean, plus a lot of human fishing. So after four years, they will return to the estuary of the river. The ten fish that swim out each time, the remaining one is not there.
What is truly spectacular is that when they reach the estuary and return to the spawning ground, the river is very urgent. They have to go to the upper reaches desperately. When they swim, they can’t stop to eat anything. There is only one way. Twenty-four hours to the upper reaches, because they just came back with the river, and when they swam to their destination, they became red, because all their physical energy was consumed. At the time, the salmon began to fertilize and lay eggs, and both fish died after they had finished their sperm production.
Their life course has brought us shock. It is precisely because of this four-year life cycle that it is because of this sense of mission that their sacrifice touched humanity.