Difficulty is a whetstone to sharpen a strong will, and a strong will is always cultivated in difficult tempering? The book Iron and Steel fully embodies this point. In real life, life cannot avoid setbacks and difficulties. When we encounter difficulties, we sometimes seem helpless. And Paul-he was forced by life since he was a child, to take care of food and wash things at home, and was insulted by the priest and oppressed by the boss. He is not very happy. My brother Aerjiaom does heavy work in the yard, and my mother is a cook. The harsh rascal made him strongly dissatisfied with the real society and had a spontaneous rebellious spirit. Later, under the training and guidance of the Bolshevik Party, he gradually grew up, from a poor cook's child to an excellent proletarian fighter who loved the revolutionary cause, strived for self-improvement and struggled. We saw the difficulties and hardships he encountered in his growth trajectory. You know, to do a good job and complete a task, it may be difficult not only at the beginning, but also in the whole process. But he was not convinced by the difficulties, but faced them. No matter in the cruel revolutionary war or in the extremely difficult construction environment, Paul overcame countless difficulties and showed great wisdom and strong will. Like most people, I admire Robinson very much, because he lived alone on a desert island. Not only was he not swallowed up by the harsh living environment, he also owned his own farmland, orchards and sheep, and lived with relish for 26 years. Robinson is an adventurous man, which makes him rich. His strong will helped him overcome many difficulties when he unfortunately drifted to a desert island. When he was on a desert island, he suffered from malaria and lacked food, so it was difficult to guarantee even the simplest life. He was pessimistic and desperate, but he didn't give in. Instead, I found a cure for my illness with strong will, stood up tenaciously and created my own "beautiful" life step by step. A strong will can bring many precious things to people. Robinson saved his life with his will, while Chen Jingrun, a famous mathematician in China, used it to overcome a series of problems. He is addicted to reading in the library in order to collect relevant information to overcome this problem. The librarian asked "Is there anyone else" several times, but he didn't hear it and was finally locked in the library. On another occasion, his thin body became ill and he was admitted to the hospital. When reading at night, he ran under the bed and read with a flashlight, so as not to affect the adjacent bed, which startled the nurse on duty. Chen Jingrun was mentioned in Robinson Crusoe because both of them have a precious thing-perseverance and strong will. Without a strong will, Robinson will not come back alive; Without a strong will, Chen Jingrun could not have completed his Goldbach conjecture. No wonder some people say, "Strong will is the key to success. Without it, people are like birds without wings. " However, if we turn the camera to teenagers now, we will find that many of them have no "keys" and no "wings". Many people are afraid of hardship and fatigue, covet comfort, have no sense of responsibility and waste money, which is very dangerous. How can we cultivate a person's will? I think: first, we should pay attention to the accumulation of dribs and drabs. Everyone's will is accumulated bit by bit, not overnight. We should do "don't do evil, don't do good." The second is perseverance. We must insist on doing something and never give up halfway. "Rome was not built in a day" is the truth. Third, we must stand the temptation of bad things, enhance our ability to distinguish, resolutely fight against bad temptations and better hone our will. The fourth is to have goals and plans. Only by knowing what direction you want to go and how to go in this direction can you move toward this goal in a planned way. Fifth, do more meaningful things. Experiencing more beneficial practice can make people understand a lot of truth and shock and sublimate their hearts. Will is a person's wealth, and a strong will can benefit people for life. Robinson's island life itself is the best interpretation of tempering will, and Chen Jingrun's success is the best example of the influence of will on life. Therefore, I want to tell you that will is very important to a person, and it is necessary for us to temper our will to be stronger and make a successful career that is more beneficial to society and mankind. Pavel Kochakin's iron will inspired millions of readers to fight for the progress of mankind. I want to sharpen my will like Pavel Colta King, study hard, keep forging ahead, learn my skills well and serve my country! If there are too many, you can delete a paragraph. Thanks for your reference ~ ~ ~