Arguments about sweat and harvest 10

Here is an example of "Harvest for hard work"....will come out.

If you put in a piece of labor, you get a penny. There is a story about a man walking in the desert who, following the prompting of a voice, brought back some stones and stones.

When they returned home, the stones and stone sidelines were transformed into diamonds and jewelry. As the voice had suggested, the man was both happy and regretful. Think so:

These diamonds and jewels are a reward for the man because he gave first. Think about it, walking in the desert is a difficult thing to do, and then bringing stones and stones is undoubtedly adding pressure, negative losses and starting to walk again, how easy is it? But this man, unaware that these inconspicuous stones in the desert would become diamonds and jewels, and without any utilitarian purpose, overcame the hardships of the journey, shed the sweat of fatigue, and brought back the worthless stones, which unexpectedly turned into diamonds and jewels.

This is something he did not expect, and it is a reward for his efforts along the way.

Edison's invention of the electric light took more than 1,600 trials to succeed, and that's true"No pain, no gain"Yes!

My good friend Zhang Juan has a melon seed face, white **, two big grape-like eyes, blinking. She has long black hair and always combs a ponytail, which makes her look very energetic.

Once, we took bus 201 together to go to the shopping park. Bus 201 is usually very crowded, and even the aisles are full of people. At the Cathay Pacific station, a gray-haired grandmother came up.

The people sitting in the carriage were indifferent and did not react at all. When Zhang Juan saw it, she immediately stood up and said to the old woman, "Grandma, sit here!"

The grandmother hurriedly said, "Thank you, child." Everyone in the carriage gave him approving glances.

Zhang Juan is not only a role model for me to learn, but also a good example for me to be a person!

Wang Wei, without his hands, relied on his own efforts to successfully appear on the stage in Vienna, and he was also the champion of the first season of China's Got Talent.

Beethoven, deaf, strive, and finally successful, **Master.

You know, take three, cut it a little shorter, almost thirty.