Essays related to the overemphasis on honor that affects the progress of life

Lao Tzu began by saying: "The Tao is the Tao, the very Tao." The name is famous, and the name is not very famous. ”

Dao, which is not explained here. Name contains the meaning of honor.

The name is famous, not very famous, that is, although the honor is not as valuable as the Tao, and it is not an innate talent, but people create a "name" through the efforts of the day after tomorrow, and the tears, blood, and sweat contained in this name are not only the most cherished by the hero himself, but also look up to the people who are saved by the hero.

Tao may be able to exist beyond time and space, but name cannot. Yesterday's namelessness to today's fame, or today's fame to tomorrow's namelessness, means the ups and downs of a lifetime in the world. As a teacher, I hope to have a good reputation among students and parents; Entrepreneurs constantly advertise their products; People all over the world are staring at all kinds of awards, trophies, and this is the weight of honor in people's hearts.

Ten years of consistent attitude An example of a person who has maintained a high level of focus from start to finish: Marie Curie.

In the past four years, no matter whether it is cold or hot, heavy labor, and poisonous smoke, they have never complained. The persistent pursuit of science turned hard work into a real joy of life, and perseverance led them to finally extract 0 1 grams of pure radium chloride from the slag of 7 tons of bituminous uranium ore in 1902, 45 months after the discovery of radium, and measured the atomic weight of radium to be 225. Radium exists, and skeptical scientists have to bow their heads in the face of facts.

Such a little radium salt, this simple number, embodies how much hard work the Curies have! At night, when they came to the hut and admired the glowing radium chloride without turning on the lights, they were completely intoxicated by the illusion of happiness and magic. Whenever Marie Curie recalls this period of her life, she considers it "the most meaningful years of their lives".

And they're all in pain and happy! But something unexpected happened to Marie Curie's heart. Her husband, Pierre, had a car accident, which was undoubtedly a heavy blow to Marie Curie.

Relaxation of one's own standards due to the praise of others or the honor received changed the original attitude towards doing things The final failure: China's history from the heyday to the sick man.

Frustration is a common word in our lives. Yes, setbacks are not a bad thing, as long as we have self-confidence and treat them with our hearts, then you will definitely overcome it, raise the sail of self-confidence, and sail to the other side of success.

Looking at the countless report cards reminds me of someone I will never forget. It was he who taught me that setbacks are not terrible.

I remember when I was in elementary school. Since the beginning of the first semester of the fourth grade, my grades, which are usually at the top, have suddenly dropped and I have dropped more than a dozen places. I blamed myself countless times for this, and although my parents and teachers tried very hard to teach me, my grades still didn't catch up.

As a result, I gradually became introverted and had low self-esteem. The grades are also getting worse and worse.

I no longer believe that I am a good boy, that I am not who I used to be. Every time the exam rolls out, I cry bitterly. Before, I didn't know what a setback really was, and I always felt like it was far, far away from me.

Now that I'm older, I've finally tasted the pain of setbacks, and I don't have the confidence to overcome them.

Early one morning, I went out early and inadvertently kicked the stones on the side of the road. The other children walked past me in twos and threes, and they were so happy, energetic, and carefree. I think they must all be good students.

This road to school, which was not long, seemed like I had walked for a long time......