Enlightenment from a maxim

The revelation of a maxim is "It is difficult to become a tree without wind and rain; it is difficult to become a steel without being tempered." This maxim is from the mouth of Lei Feng, and it is also my most admired statement.
I remember when I was nine years old, I started to learn to ride a bicycle. After I got on the bus, my front of the car was always swaying, not at all stable, and it didn’t take long after I got on the bus and fell to the ground, one after another, the opposite. Repeatedly fell to the ground. Although I have fallen many times and it is very painful, I will not give in to the difficulty so easily, and I will not give up. Every time I fall, I feel that there is a powerful force that encourages me in my heart. I am supported by this kind of power. Whenever I fall down, it will support me and make me not fall to the ground. And guide a correct path for me to go, keep going, no matter what difficulties you encounter, you must use your heart to overcome it, and never give in to difficulties.
Whenever I think about the situation of learning bicycles at the time, I always think of the Chinese people's bloody struggle. After years of war and hard work, I finally broke the dark rule that has enveloped our Chinese for many years and overthrew Chiang Kai-shek, who confronted our Communist Party. Our present life is in peace and tranquility. It is the great warriors and the great leader of our Communist Party, Mao Zedong, who exchanged war, blood, and even life. Therefore, I must study hard and become talented at an early date to win glory for the motherland.
"There is no wind and rain, it is difficult to become a tree; it is not easy to become a steel." This motto tells me that there is no free lunch under the sun. If you want to gain more, you have to work harder. If you exchange something with your own efforts, then it is very meaningful to you; on the contrary, if you get something for nothing, then it makes no sense to you. If you want to have something, you have to pay the price of having it.