A short story about the love of life 15

Don't look at it as a black cow, the milk is white like that. Jenny is a little girl who always likes to keep her head down, and she always thinks that she is not beautiful enough. One day, she went to the jewelry store to buy a green bow, and the shopkeeper kept praising her for being beautiful in the bow, and although Jenny didn't believe it, she was very happy, and couldn't help but raise her head, anxious for everyone to see, and didn't care when she went out and bumped into someone.

Jenny walks into the classroom and is confronted by her teacher"Jenny, it's beautiful for you to hold your head high! "The teacher patted her on the shoulder lovingly. On that day, she received praise from many.

She thought it must be the credit of the bow, but when she looked in front of the mirror, there was no bow on her head at all, and she must have lost it when she touched someone when she went out of the jewelry store. Self-confidence is a kind of beauty, but many people lose a lot of happiness because they are too close to the table. Tips:

Whether you are poor or rich, whether you look like a fairy or you are mediocre, as long as you hold your head high, happiness will make you cute - the kind of cuteness that everyone loves. Draw a leaf for life As long as you believe, there will always be miracles, and although the hope is slim, it will last forever. American writer O; Henry tells a story in his "The Last Leaf":

In the ward, a dying patient saw a tree outside the window falling in the autumn wind. The patient looked at the falling leaves in front of him, and his body deteriorated day by day. She said

When all the leaves are gone, I'm going to die. "When an old painter learned about it, he drew a leaf with verdant veins and hung it on a branch. The last leaf never fell.

Hope is an important value of human life. Where there is hope, life goes on and on! Cherish life, not afraid of setbacks There is a man named Abagh who lives in the grasslands of Inner Mongolia.

Once, when young Abagh and his father got lost on the grassland, Abagh was so tired and scared that he couldn't walk anymore. Dad took out five coins from his pocket, buried one in the grass, and put the other four in Abbagh's hand, saying, "There are five gold coins in life, one each for childhood, youth, youth, middle age, and old age, and you have only used one now, the one buried in the grass, you can't throw all five coins in the grassland, you have to use them little by little, and use them differently each time, so that your life will not be in vain."

Today we must go out of the grassland, and you will also go out of the grassland in the future. The world is very big, and people are alive, so they should go to more places, see more, and don't throw away your gold coins if they are useless. With his father's encouragement, Abagh walked out of the steppe that day.

When he grew up, Abbagh left his hometown and became a good captain. Tip: Cherish life, and you can get out of the swamp of setbacks.

Warriors in wheelchairs.

Who is Stephen Hawking? He was a brain, a myth, one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists of our time, a giant ...... in the name of sciencePerhaps, he is just a warrior in a wheelchair who challenges fate.

Once, Hawking was in a wheelchair back to his Berlin apartment, and while crossing the street, he was hit by a car, his left arm was broken, his head was cut, and he needed 13 stitches, and about 48 hours later, he returned to the office and went to work.

Despite his growing physical disability, Hawking strives to live like an ordinary person and accomplish whatever he can. He's even bubbly and active – which sounds a bit funny, and after he's completely unable to move, he still insists on using his only movable finger to drive his wheelchair on his way to the office; When he met with Prince Charles, he turned his wheelchair to show off, and ended up rolling on Prince Charles's toe. Of course, Hawking has also tasted the consequences of "free" action, this master of quantum gravity, many times under the weak gravitational pull of the earth, jumped into a wheelchair, fortunately, each time he stubbornly "stood up" again.

In 1985, Hawking underwent a tracheal surgery and lost his ability to speak completely. It was under such circumstances that he wrote the famous "A Brief History of Time" with great difficulty, exploring the origin of the universe.