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The campus, where we learn and grow, makes me nostalgic for every corner of the place, and among them, a beautiful little garden often makes me fall in love.

As soon as we entered the small garden, we were greeted by huge, towering pine trees, standing straight and straight, like a mighty warrior, and an example for us to follow. Behind this pine tree stood many small and luxuriant trees, in rows and neatly, like a square when we were doing exercises, as if they wanted to compete with us. They stood upright, like energetic little warriors, and like guards standing sentry.

Walking into the "main road" - the wind and rain corridor, it is our "safe haven". Whenever the wind and rain hit, we always took refuge in the "wind and rain corridor" to avoid the rain. When it rains, the raindrops hit the glass of the corridor, playing a beautiful music, like a ** family playing affectionately.

Walking along the promenade, the scenery along the way is breathtaking. On the right side of the promenade is a small pool. The small pool is filled with clear water, and the bottom of the pool is paved with many colorful pebbles of different shapes.

Looking down at the bottom of the water, the pebbles at the bottom are in different shapes, like goats, like apples, like axes, the colors are bright, and they appear more golden under the sunlight shining through the water surface, and the pebbles are like bright pearls, which are very beautiful.

On the left side of the promenade, there is green grass. The grass was so green, so green that it seemed like it was a flawless carpet; The grass is so dense, so dense that not even a trace of sunlight can shine into it; The grass is so soft, so soft that people can step on it as if they are stepping on a sponge. And the most beautiful is the wisteria flower, which is purple and exudes a rich fragrance.

The ancients said: "There is a ** house in the book, and there is Yan Ruyu in the book." It can be seen that the ancients had a special love for reading.

In fact, for anyone, the greatest advantage of reading is that it allows those who are curious to learn from it, and it makes the ignorant become knowledgeable. Reading Stephen?

Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" and "The Universe in a Shell" swim in the situation of particles, life and stars, feel the luster of wisdom, like climbing a mountain, and instantly present a wide vision in front of your eyes like nine stacks of painting screens. So, just like Li Bai wrote in the poem, "Lushan shows off next to the Nandou, the screen is buried in nine stacks of cloud brocade, and the shadow falls on the green light of Minghu."

For the bumpy and tortuous road of life, reading is the best lubricant. In the face of suffering, we are depressed, hesitant, sad, hopeless, and even we bow our heads that were once noble and proud. But have we ever thought that books can give us hope and courage, slowly pour solace into our parched hearts, and bring light back to the dark sky?

Read Roman? The "Biography of Famous People" written by Roland and translated by Mr. Fu Lei allows us to draw the strength to survive and the courage to fight from the career of great men, and also makes us understand that only real suffering can drive away the suffering of romantic fantasies; Only overcoming the tragedy of suffering can help us bear the ordeal of fate.

Read Helen? Keller's real and touching stories feel the self-improvement and open-mindedness of people who have suffered a bad fate, so that we can go more and more courageously on the road of life that is not always smooth sailing, and become the real masters of destiny. Under the guidance of books, we will continue to hone our will, and our hearts will gradually become full and mature.

Reading can wash away the impetuous dust and filth, filter out a refreshing spiritual atmosphere, and even create an otherworldly and demure atmosphere. Reading Tao Yuanming's poem "Drinking", I experienced the realm of "settling in the human realm, and there are no cars and horses to absorb the noise", which is in the downtown but the people are as quiet as a deep pool, and I don't understand the determination and perseverance behind the author's profundity and clarity; Reading the world classic "Notre Dame de Paris", let us see that Quasimodo is so ugly but can have a kind and beautiful heart, simple and sincere quality, calm and calm temperament and not humble and arrogant demeanor, his heart reflects the dazzling brilliance under the witness of time, so that we can pursue the nobility and purity of the soul while looking for the true meaning of beauty. Reading Wang Meng's "The Philosophy of Tolerance", Lin Yutang's "The Art of Living" and the famous sayings and aphorisms that have been passed down to the world in ancient times, these can enable us to have honesty and abandon hypocrisy, have fulfillment and abandon emptiness, have steadfastness and abandon impetuousness, and spend every morning and every dusk calmly and calmly.

It is my joy to indulge in the world of books.

When I was a child, I liked to listen to my mother's stories under the bright moonlight, and the first story I heard when I was a child, and the one I remember the most, was "The Ugly Duckling".

The ugly duckling cried sadly and said, 'Nobody likes me, woo-' and when the young me, hearing this, I felt that the ugly duckling was so pitiful, and felt sorry for it, and I couldn't help but cry bitterly. Later, I heard that the ugly duckling had grown into a beautiful whooper swan, found his companion, and flew into the blue sky. I danced with joy.

In this way, the vivid stories of Hans Christian Andersen, Grimm's fairy tales and "365 Nights" opened the door to books for me.

Later, I learned to read and write, and although I had a study task, I didn't forget to swim in the book every day. Reading "The Story of My Life" touched me immensely. When Helen Keller was one and a half years old, she was robbed of her hearing and vision by a serious illness, and became an unfortunate child who was blind, deaf and dumb, and with a hundred times more courage and perseverance, she declared war on the command, and under the careful guidance of Anna Salivin, a female teacher, she overcame unimaginable difficulties, broke through the dark cage, mastered several foreign Chinese, completed her university studies, and became a strange woman who attracted worldwide attention.

Reading these stories, I understood the value of life, the importance of cherishing time, and cherishing life. Later, I read "The Story of Marie Curie" in one go, and Marie Curie's dedication to science touched me so deeply.