The puzzle of The Power of Dreams in the fifth grade

When the children saw Ryan, they hugged each other, crying as they spoke, "Thank you, I wouldn't be where I am today without you." "No thanks, we should live in the same world for us. ”

Thank you so much," the children of Africa hugged Ryan tightly, "You saved our lives, you are our god." Ryan smiled sheepishly.

When the children saw Ryan, they hugged each other, crying as they spoke, "Thank you, I wouldn't be where I am today without you." "No thanks, we should live in the same world for us.

Thank you so much," the children of Africa hugged Ryan tightly, "You saved our lives, you are our god." Ryan smiled sheepishly.

Thank you so much," the children of Africa hugged Ryan tightly, "You saved our lives, you are our god." Ryan smiled sheepishly.

When the children saw Ryan, they hugged him and said excitedly, "Thank you, I wouldn't be where I am today without you." "No thanks, we should live in the same world for us.

Ryan said. "Thank you so much," the African children hugged Ryan tightly, "You saved our lives, you are our god!" Ryan smiled sheepishly.

Ryan was able to realize his dream because he had a kind, determined, and persistent childlike childlike heart. We also have our own dreams, and dreams are also out of reach, as long as we make unremitting efforts and face them positively, dreams will come true!

This is a text that is heart-wrenching and moving to read. A 6-year-old Canadian kid is digging a well for children in faraway Africa. It sounded like it must have been a dream, a child's dream, an unattainable dream.

However, such an impossible dream has become a reality, and it has influenced more and more people to love and help others. That's the power of dreams!

The text tells the story of Ryan, a 6-year-old Canadian boy. In order to realize the dream of "building a well for the children of Africa so that they can have clean water to drink", Healy Jack's unremitting efforts to finally make the dream come true, embodies Ryan's kind, determined, and beautiful childlike heart.

Dreams are the deepest and most beautiful desires of our hearts. Many miracles in the world come from dreams, and through people's unremitting efforts to make dreams come true. The power of dreams is great, and it can create unimaginable miracles.

Ryan, the protagonist of the essay The Power of Dreams, is a man who uses dreams to create miracles. When Ryan was six years old, he decided to dig a well for children in faraway Africa. Initially, he earned 70 yuan enough to buy a water pump through his own labor, but it also cost 2,000 yuan to drill a well, which was an astronomical amount for him.

But that didn't shake Ryan's determination in the slightest, and he kept working hard to make his dream come true. The Canadians were touched by Ryan's spirit and helped him scrape together the money he needed to drill a well and buy a man-made drilling rig, and also established the "Ryan's Well" association. Today, Ryan's Wells has drilled more than 70 wells for Africans.

After reading this article, I was deeply moved by Ryan's kindness, love, and persistence. A six-year-old child sacrifices his precious playtime and playtime in order to fulfill his dream of digging a well for children in Africa. Compared to him, I really feel a little ashamed, if the whole family went to the movies, I must go with it, for the paltry two dollars to clean the windows for two hours, it is really not worth it.

Ryan did the opposite of what I had thought, and he wiped the window in earnest, earning two dollars that were one step closer to his dream. Ryan must have felt tired and wanted to give up while cleaning the windows, but the thought of African children not even drinking clean water dispelled that thought. Ryan's love reminds me of Old Man Bai Fangli.

In his life after the age of 74, in order to realize a dream of allowing poor children to continue their studies, Bai Fangli earned 350,000 yuan by pedaling three wheels one by one, which was donated to many universities, middle schools and primary schools in Tianjin, and funded more than 300 poor students. And he himself has pressed his material life to the point where it can't be lowered. He wears from head to toe all year round in a pair of clothes, shoes and hats that he picks up from the side of the street or from the garbage heap.

His daily lunch is always two steamed buns and a bowl of boiled water, and sometimes he pours a little soy sauce into the boiling water, which is already "delicious". Both Bai Fangli and Ryan have a loving dream, which not only makes me feel the warmth of love, but also makes me realize more deeply how great the power of dreams is. That's the power of dreams!

Beautiful and kind dreams will bring hope to people, will bring people endless motivation, and can create miracles.

The text "The Power of Dreams" tells the story of Ryan, a 6-year-old Canadian boy who decides to dig a well for African children after hearing his teacher say that children in Africa are living in hardship and thousands of children have died from drinking unclean water. Ryan gave up his time to play and earned money to dig wells by doing extra chores. After unremitting efforts, Ryan's wish finally came true.

Ryan was able to achieve his dream because he had a kind, determined, and persistent childlike heart of gold. I was very moved. As I read it, I couldn't help but burst into tears.

Reading "The Power of Dreams", I was reminded of a cartoon. This cartoon depicts a man who wants to dig a well because he has no water to drink. But he dug a few wells with great difficulty, and did not see water, so he sat down and sighed.

Actually, it's not that there is no water in the place he dug, the water is no more than 50 centimeters below the well he dug. Sometimes dreams are only one step away from us, and as long as we work a little harder, dreams can come true.

I finally understand that as long as we work tirelessly, never give up, think more when encountering difficulties, and face them positively, dreams will beckon to you.

The text "The Power of Dreams" tells the story of Ryan, a six-year-old Canadian boy who decides to dig a well for African children after hearing from his teacher say that children in Africa are living in hardship and thousands of children have died from drinking unclean water. Ryan gave up his playtime to earn money digging wells by doing extra chores. He first raised 70 yuan, then another 2,000 yuan, in order to drill wells faster, and finally raised the money to buy a drilling rig.

Through Ryan's unremitting efforts, his seemingly impossible dream finally became a reality. Why did Ryan's seemingly impossible dream come true? The answer is simple:

Because of Ryan's kind, determined, and persistent golden childlike heart. When I read about Ryan's process of earning 70 yuan, I was very moved, childhood is beautiful, what child doesn't like to play? And Ryan, in order to earn money to dig wells and help African children, even gave up the opportunity to play and do household chores.

I was also moved by the tears that Ryan shed after he went to Africa, those tears were tears of excitement and happiness, Ryan finally made his dream come true after his hard work, who doesn't shed tears at this time? As I read it, I couldn't help but burst into tears. Reading "The Power of Dreams", I was reminded of a cartoon.

This cartoon depicts a man who wants to dig a well because he has no water to drink. But he had dug several wells with great difficulty, but he did not see water, so he had to sit by with exhaustion and sigh. Actually, it's not that there is no water in the place he dug, the water is no more than 50 centimeters below the well he dug.

Sometimes dreams are only one step away from us, as long as we work a little harder, dreams will come true.

After reading "The Power of Dreams", I understood: everyone has their own dreams, and dreams are not out of reach. As long as we make unremitting efforts, never give up, think more when encountering difficulties, and face them positively, dreams will beckon to you.