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In the minds of most Americans, Mark Twain was a great writer who wrote about the idyllic journeys of Huck Finn's eternal childhood and the adventures of Tom Sawyer on long summer days. Indeed, America's most beloved writer has reached the pinnacle of his exploratory spirit, patriotic fervour, romantic temperament and humorous tone. But through reading Mark Twain's autobiography, I discovered a different Mark Twain—a man who had become cynical and bitter because he had been struck by the tragedy of his life, a man who was worried about the weakness of human qualities and who clearly saw that the future was dark.

During the winter vacation, I read many books, each of which contained profound truths, and they were all imprinted in my mind. But what impressed me the most was the book "Mysterious Visit". The general content of the story goes like this:

A boy sees someone else using a letter to convey a message. After reading it, he thought: I also used this method to deceive the headmaster of the army.

So he infiltrated the army and began the "operation". During the day, he folded his hands and stood on his chest, crossed his legs and muttered something in his mouth, like a monk. I think he's meditating on planning at this point!

At night, he hid in his room with the light on, took out a blank piece of paper and a pencil to write a letter. The next morning I took the letter to a place and put it there, and on the third day I took the letter back and put another letter. At this time, I sweated for him, will he be discovered?

Will you be expelled from the principal? And so on and so forth. I'm so worried about him!

Over time, this caught the attention of the principal, who lied and slipped away when the principal asked him. But in the end, he was caught, and he had to admit it. The headmaster was furious and reprimanded him harshly, and he was almost expelled.

After reading it, I learned that the least thing to do is to be honest, and the little boy in the article was criticized for being dishonest and was almost expelled, which really shouldn't be! So, I have to be an honest child, otherwise it won't end well. After reading this book, I was reminded of a famous saying:

A man cannot stand without faith. Therefore, we should be honest and trustworthy. Only by being trustworthy and developing good habits can everyone trust you and gain a foothold in society in the future.

Students, let's be trustworthy together!

In fact, I feel that what he said is quite reasonable, but he will also be a little angry and say that human beings are like this, no one is perfect, and it is precisely with such a variety of people that the world will be colorful. So if you don't like humans, if you were to be an animal, would you be willing? I don't like this kind of article, and I feel very uncomfortable after reading it, but I also have some thoughts.