I remember that time, I was writing my math homework. First I read the question, thought for a while, and finally I was at a loss. "hey."
I put my pen aside and pushed my homework aside. "Why not write that question?" I turned around and saw you standing behind me frowning. I replied, "I thought about it. This question is too difficult! " "Have you thought about it carefully? How long have you thought about it? " I looked down, turned around and began to think about that problem again. You also sit next to me and think about that problem with me.
I frowned, holding my head in one hand and writing on the draft paper in the other. You also took a piece of paper, wrote and counted, and drew.
After a while, you raised your eyebrows and said with a smile, "Oh, this question is not difficult! How's it going? Have you figured it out? " "Not yet. How did you work it out? " I am happy to look at you and ask.
Then you patiently and carefully help me analyze and explain this question step by step: "Look, it's like this ... and then, will the next one be ok?" "Well, yes." I buried my head and calculated again, but I really didn't want to forget, so I said, "Dad, please show me your process!" " ""no! " You said categorically, "Do it yourself first, and then see if you have done it right, so it will be easy to do it next time you encounter this type of problem!" " "
I have to start counting again After a while, I finally worked out the answer and said happily, "Dad, I worked it out." As soon as dad checked, he frowned and said, "Did you check?" I knew it must be wrong, so I picked up my pen and checked it in disappointment. "Oh, it turned out to be a calculation error."
After I changed the subject, you said earnestly, "You can't back down when you encounter difficulties. How can you succeed if you always retreat when you encounter difficulties? " Dare to face difficulties and learn to overcome them! Also, do everything seriously, don't always be so-so! "
Whenever I make a mistake, you always patiently reason with me and tell me the correct way. You taught me to face difficulties, overcome difficulties and do everything seriously. Thank you! Dad, you are the sunshine in my heart, shining and warming me, and pointing out the direction for me when I feel confused!