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In this hot summer vacation, I read a book called Sky Blue Balcony at home, and after reading it, I knew that sky blue was really so transparent and bright, clean and pure, without impurities, and the beauty was earth-shattering but real and palpable. This article mainly describes Youruo, a girl with a literary temperament, who met two boys, Jin Ji and Han Dong, through her good friend Qiqi. She is attracted to the handsome Jin Qi, but because of Qiqi, Yuru has been suppressing her emotions with self-esteem and shattering the crystal wish tree that Jin Qi gave her.

And the gentle Han Dong has always liked her in a silent way. But Youru chose to study in Canada. However, one day later, she suddenly got the news that Han Dong was killed in the college student mountaineering team......It enlightens us that we should learn to cherish.

What impressed me the most was the sentence in the article: "When I first faced the death of my dear person, I no longer cared about the gains and losses in life, whether it was love or friendship". That's right, people do have to learn to cherish, if you don't cherish every opportunity that can make you successful, then it will inadvertently pass by you, it will come to naught, when you find it, want to cherish this opportunity, it is too late. I remember Disraeli saying:

The secret to success in life is to seize a good opportunity when it comes. "Yes, opportunities are reserved for those who are ready to seize them, and only by cherishing the opportunity in the future will they not regret the beginning. As the saying goes, "the opportunity must not be lost, and it will never come again" illustrates this truth.

In fact, there are many "examples" like Yuno in life: Once upon a time, there was a person who believed in Buddhism and he was sure that the Bodhisattva would bless him! Once there was a big flood in their hometown, and the flood came very quickly. Everyone was busy and running for their lives, and he was in his own house and didn't leave, people asked him why he didn't leave, and he said you go!

The Bodhisattva will bless me! The man shook his head and walked away. At this time, a helicopter came, searching for survivors, and the people on the plane saw that there was someone here!

Save him. Go away, you mortal bodhisattvas, and you will bless my destruction! Go away and leave me alone.

The people on the plane shook their heads and flew away! He had always believed that the Bodhisattva would bless him and save him, but the flood eventually took his life! After he died, he was very angry and reasoned with the Bodhisattva: I believe in you so much, why don't you come and save me!

The Bodhisattva smiled and said Who said I didn't come to save you, but you didn't grasp the opportunity! The first time I asked someone to let you go, you didn't go, the second time I asked a ship to tell you to go, you still didn't go, and when I was about to die, I called the plane to come and you still didn't go. Who can blame this for?

Isn't Yuno in the text the same as the Buddhist believer in the example? It was only by not grasping the opportunity that I gently closed the book, closed my eyes, and recalled the moving plot of the book, which made me understand that "opportunities are for those who are ready to seize them".