Faucet

Every time I turn on the faucet, I always think of that little thing, the little boy, the voice.

On that day, when I passed the toilet, I found a loud voice, a loud voice, a loud voice, and a group of people watching. I walked in with curiosity and found that the tap was gone, and the tap water continued to rush down. , hit the ground, lying on the floor with a tap. The tap water is like a dam that breaks the bank, and a ferocious waterfall usually hits the ground.

This is a second- and third-grade classmate. When you grab the faucet, you can screw it on the water pipe. Just put it up, the water splashes like a high-pressure water gun, wets his clothes, and the others leave in twos and threes. The little boy next to him should be his good friend and advise him to leave, but he said, "I can do it." Then he picked up the faucet and the cat turned to twist. The water was too fast, and the faucet was washed down and slammed into the ground. At this time, his friend advised him to leave. He returned with a sentence: "I can do it." He ran out after standing for a while. When I was wondering, the class bell rang and I had to go back to the classroom.

When I was in class, I was thinking about the direction in which he ran out... Hey! I figured it out... When I went to the toilet in class, the faucet was fixed - he went to the maintenance worker.

On the way home, I recalled over and over again the brave and clever little boy, the phrase "I can do it." Later, when I encountered various difficulties in my life, when I was working on a difficult problem, I couldn’t think about it. When I gave up, I firmly believed: I can do it. So, I concentrated my spirit and used 12 points to concentrate on it. I finally solved it perfectly. When I was in the physical test, I felt that I had tried my best and I was still not ideal. With the belief of "I can believe," I tried again and finally succeeded. .

"I can do it". That voice is still fresh in my memory. It is a kind of self-confidence, and it is like this on the way forward.

Third grade: Chen Hongyi