The speech before the Chinese class in the first year of high school should be well written and rela

The beginning is: I once heard such a sentence, the vast world, I am just a speck of dust, the world without me, the same wonderful, I have no me, what is left.

Just as there are two sides to a coin, there are two sides to life. Brightness, happiness, pleasure, hope This is positive; Darkness, curse, despair, melancholy This is the opposite. If you had to choose, would you choose heads or tails?

A Japanese samurai once faced an enemy ten times stronger than his army, and he decided to win the battle, but his men were skeptical. When he led his troops past the temple, he stopped and said, "We use coins in front of the temple to ask for divination, and if the coins are face up, it means that we can win, otherwise we will lose, then we will retreat immediately."

The samurai took out the coin and threw it in public. Everyone opened their eyes and saw that they were facing up. Everyone cheered, full of courage and confidence, and they were eager to go into battle immediately.

In the end, they won by a big margin. One of his subordinates said, "Thank God for your help."

This story teaches us that if you want to win, you can't always look on the dark side, which will only make you worry and affect your physical and mental health. As a result, you will feel that everything is not going well.

Lu Shaoheng, a Ming scholar, said that when a person lives in the world, he must dare to "open his eyes" and not frown at every turn. "Open your eyes" and "frown" are the choices of both sides of life. If you choose to be positive, you will be optimistic and confident, and you will be brave enough to deal with everything. And if you choose the opposite, you can only frown, be depressed, and become a loser.

In a famous article "Serving the People", it was written: "In difficult times, our comrades must see achievements, see the light, and improve our courage. This teaches us to have a positive view of things and not to be overwhelmed by the negative.

Hello classmates! I will give these questions, can you give me some marks first (just in case, if it doesn't work, don't talk about it) and then I'll explain it to you, OK?

Whatever you fight: whatever you resist

You have to persevere.

Did you say anything about it?

Use so-and-so as a foreshadowing to lead to the following.

You can find some idioms to explain, such as surprise, and then replace the idioms just now with some synonyms on the Internet, such as: I'm stupid, etc., and re-make the sentence to enliven the atmosphere of the class.

Some people are at a loss as to what to chase on the journey of life, but I think it is happiness. The little girl in "Life", who has only 100 days of life, faces death with a smile, and in the last hours she exchanges eternal happiness for helping others; And the boy only complains and curses, so God gives him nothing but pessimistic depression in his last 100 days.

In the vast sea of people, some people pursue fame and fortune, while others are willing to be unknown; Those who seek fame and fortune are not happy when they get money and power; Those who are unknown may finish the journey of life with a smile because of the unique greatness of the ordinary people in the world. "Life does not bring, death does not bring", as long as you have a clear conscience, frankness, and happiness in this life, this is enough.

You're eleven, aren't you?

How can the request be exactly the same as mine.