Essay about life in about 500 words 10

We are always accustomed to praising great figures such as Sima Qian and Goujian, the king of Yue, and praising them for their ability to achieve their ideals and make great achievements that shine in the annals of history after setbacks, but these always make people feel too long, too big, too ethereal, and too far away from ordinary people. Brother Dayi is very close to us, just because he likes to sing, but in a life full of stumbles, I don't know how much sadness I have tasted for life, I can't help but endure the complaints of my wife and children, I can't help but endure the kind or malicious cynicism of my neighbors and villagers, and I can't help but endure the constant beating of a lonely person in the depths of my heart. However, these did not change the simple pursuit of the name hobby in my heart.

Brother Coat persevered, and in the noise of flowers and applause, these were all scattered like the wind.

There is no shortage of excitement in life, what is lacking is silent persistence; There is no lack of excitement in life, what is lacking is the peace of mind; There is no lack of desire in life, what is lacking is the ideal to adhere to. It is also appropriate to say that life is a river that seems to be clearer, to say that life is a mountain seems to be thicker, or perhaps life is like a quagmire full of trivialities of life: we have no chance to contact any earth-shattering careers, but just live in a life full of oil, salt, sauce and vinegar trivialities, which are as trivial as mud stuck to the legs, making people irritable, tired and even numb.

Fortunately, there are hobbies, there are persistences, walking and chanting in the quagmire of life, constantly bidding farewell to the quagmire behind it, maybe there is a cluster of unknown small flowers blooming not far in front of you - this may be the original face of life.

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Fan Wen: Life needs obsession

In life, a strong calligraphy, a beautiful song, and a wonderful picture can often be intoxicating. And a good book that is gripping and unforgettable always makes me fascinated and has an endless aftertaste.

Once, there was a popular book in the class called "Dream of the Wolf King". It just so happened that I didn't have any books to read during this time, and as soon as I heard the news, I immediately ran to my classmates and borrowed a copy of "Dream of the Wolf King". Sure enough, after only a few pages, I was immediately fascinated by its wonderful plot.

When I got home, I forgot to eat and sleep, and I never took my eyes off the book. Throughout the night, I was immersed in a sea of books and couldn't help myself. "Dream of the Wolf King" brought me into a tragic and poignant fairy tale world, allowing me to grieve and rejoice with the animals in the book.

Suddenly, "Knock knock", my mother walked in and startled me, a bookworm swimming in a sea of books.

Daughter, it's eight o'clock, it's time to go to bed. I muttered vaguely, "It's only eight o'clock, wait a minute."

An hour passed in the blink of an eye, and Dad brought a glass of milk. At this time, I was seeing the wonderful place, and my heart was pounding nervously. I thought my dad was bringing me fruit, so I subconsciously put my hand into the cup, and my hands were full of milk, which was really embarrassing!

Dad saw it and couldn't help but laugh.

The obsession with beautiful things has set sail for the ship of life, leading us in life to the other side of the ideal. No matter how life changes, it's still beautiful and fascinating. Life needs obsession!

"We need setbacks".

Growing up is like a small boat in my life, sailing on the waves. Sometimes the wind is calm, and sometimes there are rough waves. But my growth boat has not been smooth sailing, and it has also experienced various turmoil.

For me, there are crying and laughing, sadness and joy, sweet and bitter. Who hasn't experienced setbacks on the road to growth? No one hasn't experienced setbacks.

A familiar name came to my ears – Helen Keller, who has experienced setbacks. Although she is blind, she is still trying to find the light. Her mother hired a teacher for Helen Keller.

I remember once, Helen Keller touched water with her hands for the first time, and Helen Keller asked the teacher what it was. The teacher touched Helen Keller's hand and told her that water is the source of life, and that moving objects are called water. Helen Keller asked the teacher how to write "water".

The teacher wrote the letters "W-A-T-E-R" (water) on the palm of Helen Keller's hand. After that, Helen Keller's various questions and the teacher's patient answers led Helen Keller to identify the teacher as the enlightening teacher of life. Finally, Helen Keller wrote the book "If You Give Me Three Days of Light."

She longs for the light, and the reason why she was able to achieve such great success is because she has encountered setbacks and gone through hardships, so she can achieve such great achievements.

Helen Keller: I've had setbacks, and I'm no exception.

I didn't know most of the Chinese questions in the past, and I was scolded by my teacher for getting rid of them. Mom said that you should ask more questions that you can't ask, otherwise you will have no future when you grow up. I was timid and looked at the tall figure of the teacher.

I would have flinched even if I had ten guts. In this way, I spent half the semester in a daze, but the frustration surrounded me all the time, and I had to try again. After that bold attempt, I became more and more bold, and gradually dared to raise my hand in front of my classmates to answer, and now my Chinese score has improved compared to the original.

When I was growing up, I encountered thousands of setbacks, but because of my growth, I broke through them one by one. I am a brilliant flower on the road of growth, and my growth is the color of my youth.