I sow, so I reap.
The cold wind blew off the swaying yellow leaves on the branches and buried them in the deep soil. In winter in southern China, only some evergreen trees stand proudly in the cold wind. Oh, I would like to be a deciduous tree that leaves in the cold wind. I will not deliberately show myself in the cold winter like an evergreen tree, but turn that display into strength and wait for the next spring to bloom.
Some people say: "Simple, simple again, this is life." After the smell of harvest was diluted by the cold wind in the south, I deeply felt that life was so short and youth was so full of vitality in the days of racing against time. Learning knowledge is like an annual ring. Over time, it carved traces of knowledge in your mind bit by bit. After learning, I can't help feeling: a little busier, a little busier, that is learning.
I sigh that time passes like water without trace, so I cherish time more. Before the fateful exam next year, our life is a sea of books. Ostrovsky said, "You only have one life. Don't regret doing nothing. " He did what he said, which is why he has an immortal masterpiece-How Steel was Tempered. From the race against time, I understand the true meaning of "young people don't work hard, but old people are sad" Yes, in the field of study, you have the same sunshine and plenty of water, but the richness of the fruit that grows as a result depends on the fertility it obtains. We are busy studying in a simple life, trying to create energy, and waiting for a bumper harvest in the coming year in constant efforts.
I was amazed at the passion and vitality of youth, so I redoubled my efforts to sow my own seeds and wait for them to blossom and bear fruit. Comrade Mao Zedong said: "Young people at the age of seventeen or eighteen are like the sun at eight or nine o'clock, full of vigor." Yes, we are like the sun. We must know how to sow light and heat in order to harvest a vibrant life. But if we don't know how to sow, then the earth will be dead, and all we get is darkness. Youth is upward. As long as you know how to sow and be good at sowing when you are young, a green and vibrant harvest field will be displayed in front of you.
Although sowing is an important way for us to succeed. We are eager to harvest and enter the hall of success, then we must learn to sow. When we stand in front of a magnificent building and marvel at its brilliance, don't forget that it is not a castle in the air, but a pile of ordinary bricks, or it can be said that it is the harvest of sowing again and again. It's also a pile of bricks. If you use it, it may create the most gorgeous building in the world. On the contrary, if you are lazy to use it, it will eventually become a pile of useless bricks, and you will accomplish nothing.
I sow, so I reap. I deeply understand the truth of "no pains, no gains". So, I took the hoe of knowledge and worked hard in the field of learning, gradually becoming clear from the hazy state in my dream until it became a reality.
Perhaps the trees in winter are dreaming the same dream. Under the cold wind, they gradually shed their leaves and let them fall back to their roots. This is also sowing a hope like ours. It allows Ye Er people to replenish nutrients and accumulate strength, hoping to show their prosperity next spring and let people see the power of life-this is the harvest of trees. In spring, people will only praise these trees that have regained their brilliance, and will not praise those evergreen trees that don't know how to sow.
"A little more, a little more, that is the harvest." We are eager for harvest, so we should "work harder and sow harder".