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Anonymous users2024-02-09She is really undefeated, her heart is very firm, and she will not bow her head in the face of life's difficulties, let alone compromise.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08If you have a dream, you will be brave to chase it, but you must insist, there are many people who have dreams but not many people who dare to chase dreams, never underestimate a person's perseverance, people who really have dreams cannot be defeated.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07People who have dreams have their own persistence in their hearts, and as long as it is what they want and care about, they will work hard to the end. This girl is such a person, although she is suffering from illness, but she still wants to hold on to her dreams.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Knocked down. If you are just injured, you can still persevere, but you can't hold on because you are old and there are too many people to take care of, so you give up your dream.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05People who have dreams and work hard for their dreams really can't hit. People with dreams seem to have a bright light illuminating their way forward.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04People with dreams cannot be defeated no matter what predicament, because they have faith and work tirelessly for it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The difficulty she had to overcome was the deformity of her left foot that caused her to become uncomfortable with dancing. She has to work twice as hard as others, and she may have to do it ten times if others practice it twice.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02It was not easy to succeed because she had to overcome the problem of unstable movements caused by the deformation of her feet, and it took more time and pain than normal people, but she did not give up her favorite dance because of this.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01This 7-year-old girl, in order not to let her left leg atrophy, has been insisting on dancing, her left foot has been deformed, there will be obvious difficulties when dancing, can not stand for a long time, easy to hurt her foot when doing some difficult movements, this is the difficulty she needs to overcome, in order to dance, she insists on practicing regardless of wind and rain, he has made a lot of efforts, although she is just a little girl, but her spirit is worth learning.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31First of all, he needs to deal with the discomfort caused by the deformation of his left foot, and he needs to work harder than others, not be easily discouraged, practice diligently, and work tenaciously to realize his dance dream.
The 7-year-old girl's left foot is deformed and she still insists on dancing, and her optimistic spirit is worthy of encouragement from all of us. Because I think optimism is very important for a person. Many times, or for many people, generally they have bad things, or have suffered blows and so on, there are very few people who can have an optimistic attitude, most of them are casual, just whatever, anyway, there is no hope, so even less optimistic, has been thinking about the bad side, in fact, I personally think that this way is completely wrong, we can be optimistic when we encounter difficulties and tribulations, because many times optimistic about their own mentality, Or being sick can play a good role. >>>More
I think yes, her own love is very encouraging, and I think she is happy in pain.
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