The Ugly Duckling and I, who is the author of The Ugly Duckling?

When we finished learning The Ugly Duckling, the famous fairy tale, I was filled with emotion. I was angry when I saw the ducklings being ostracized by the animals and laughing; I was excited when I saw the duckling's dream finally come true and become a white swan. With the ups and downs of the story, my mood felt like knocking over a five-flavor bottle and I thought:

Isn't this ugly duckling a model for us students? When the ugly duckling is ostracized and ridiculed, isn't that exactly the difficulty we have to face. The ugly duckling has good thoughts, dreams, and hopes, and overcomes difficulties with an optimistic and strong heart.

When my grades were low, I stopped crying secretly, turned my sadness into strength, and overcame adversity. Just because there are ideals and pursuits in your heart, even if you are in adversity, you are not afraid, and gold will always shine. Under the spiritual guidance of the ugly duckling, I learned to be strong and persistent after being knocked down by difficulties; I learned to work hard, I learned to run relentlessly, to fall .......

In fact, there is a "white swan" in the heart of each of us, which is unattainable, but it depends on how you use it, if you treat it well, after unremitting efforts, you will definitely become a beautiful "white swan", if you waste it, you will definitely do nothing and become an "ugly duckling" for a lifetime. This "white swan" is the ideal and hope in my heart, in order to achieve it, we only uphold this never-say-die heart, with a belief in our hearts: "I can be repulsed, but can not be defeated", I believe that the world is big, everywhere is my home.

I look forward to the day when I will spread my wings and soar into the sky, where there will be no ridicule and ridicule, only praise and affirmation.

We also kept this essay, and we won't write it, and it's connected to fate.

No, no, no, no, don't know, is cocoa possible.

The Ugly Duckling is a fairy tale by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, first published in 1843.

This book writes about a swan egg that broke its shell in a flock of ducks, was despised by the ducks because of its strange appearance, and grew into a white swan after going through many hardships and tribulations.

This fairy tale is collected in Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales. It was written when Hans Christian Andersen was not in a good mood. At that time he had a play "The Sparrow in the Pear Tree" being staged, which, like many other works he wrote at the time, was unjustly criticized.

He wrote in his diary: "Writing this story has somewhat improved my mood. ”

"The Ugly Duckling" shows that as long as you have ideals, pursuits, and work hard for this goal, it doesn't matter even if you are in adversity, "gold will always shine". Setbacks and pains in life are inevitable and can only be faced strongly. At the same time, "ugly duckling" is also a metaphor for a child or young person who is not noticed, and sometimes refers to something that has just appeared and is not noticed.

To appreciate the image of the ugly duckling, the focus should be on its persistence. Everyone has ideals, everyone will struggle, but persistence in adversity is not something that everyone can do, how many people in adversity will give up or change their original ideals for food and clothing, and the ugly duckling did not give up, it finally survived, and watched a better future.