Essay on Betrayal Taught Me to Disguise 500 Words 40

When I was a child, my father told me the story that black people were racially discriminated against and could not even participate in the Olympics. After many years, the blacks finally qualified.

The news spread throughout the black community, and everyone was so happy that they finally selected a skinny black boy to represent them in the Olympic marathon.

On the day of the game, in the audience before the game, strange eyes were on the boy, with ridicule, ridicule, anger and ...... in his eyesIn the face of the "cold arrows", the boy raised his head, returned the salute with great courage, and then looked at the front with resoluteness and plunged into the game. The referee's gunshot rang out, and the boy rushed out with lightning speed, faster than the wind, and he rushed towards the champion. Towards the end of the line, a white man sitting in the audience threw a bottle of soda that had not yet been opened into the runway, hitting the boy on the head, and he fell heavily on the runway, and the blood instantly flowed down his head, redder than the road.

Seeing the white runners overtake him one by one, he knew that he was missing out on the championship, he knew that he had failed the high expectations that black society had given him, and he knew that there were many people waiting to see the jokes of black people around the track. The boy immediately used all his strength to get up, because he knew that at this moment he needed to face this sudden setback with great courage, he limped, fell and got up and fell, and in the end, he could not get up again, he had to use his fingernails to pick at the ground and crawl forward with difficulty, his nails were broken, bleeding, and more than a hundred meters of blood were dragged on the track. In the end, he finally climbed to the finish line, and there was no more ridicule and discrimination in the audience, only cheers and applause.

With courage, the boy earned dignity for blacks and respect for himself. Everyone felt that black people were the real first, and they hung him the first shining gold medal.

Life will inevitably encounter setbacks, and the boy told me with his actions that using courage to overcome setbacks is the end of failure and the beginning of glory.

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I learned to do laundry, I learned to cook, I learned to be brave, I learned to think independently, I learned to take care of my sick sister, I learned to help children review their homework, I learned to be united and fraternal, and I can do essay topics.