It feels so good to be successful.

The feeling of success is so successful that it is desirable. What does success mean? Only the winner can truly understand it. I have had success. There have been failures. The one that made me feel the most fresh is the successful attempt.

One day in the summer vacation, I was attentively reading at home. Suddenly, I was attracted by a question in the book: How can I make the eggs that fall from the sky not break? When I saw this problem, I felt very strange. When the egg hits it, it will break. If it falls from the sky, it will not break. How is this possible? Although I thought so. But I still want to try. I found an egg and climbed to the balcony. When the hand is loose, the egg will fall from my hand. Just listening to the "啪", the egg blossomed, I was not willing, and took an egg. This time I am not as rash as I have just been. I thought about it: If you want to make the eggs not break, it is best to wrap the eggs with something, I saw a piece of cloth. I wrapped the eggs in Buri. Then tie the cloth tight. Go to the balcony and keep the eggs down. I didn’t hear the sound of “啪” this time. I want to succeed. The eggs are definitely not broken. I came downstairs. I untied the rope tied to the cloth. What disappointed me was that the egg was still broken. The egg yolks flowed to the ground and failed twice. "I don't believe this evil! My cow I came up again. I picked up the egg for the third time. This time, I found a thick sponge. I wrapped it tightly on the egg. I kept going carefully, and I couldn’t wait to run downstairs. Ah, one Only the intact eggs appeared in front of my eyes. I succeeded, and I felt very comfortable inside.

Through this attempt, I realized that only the joy of success can make you feel gratified that no matter what difficulties and setbacks we encounter, we must face it bravely and move forward step by step. Yes, there are inevitably rugged and bumpy things in the journey of life, but as long as there is a belief in bad luck, the light of hope will dispel the cloud of despair.

Fifth grade: Dai Haoyu