Recently, I learned an article called "Better late than never", which means: Once upon a time, a man kept several sheep. When he went to herd sheep, he found that one sheep was missing. It turned out that there was a hole in the sheepfold, and the wolf broke in and took the sheep away.

Reflections on "Better late than never"

. Neighbors advised him to say, "Hurry up the sheepfold." He didn't listen to advice. The next morning, when he went to herd sheep, he found that one was missing. It turned out that the wolf had taken the sheep away from the hole again. He regretted not listening to his neighbor's advice, and he dared to tie the sheepfold firmly. Since then, there have been no fewer sheep. This incident tells us a truth: it is not too late for a person to do something wrong as long as he is willing to accept opinions and correct them in time. I have made such a mistake in my life: once, I finished a math problem, and my mother looked at it and said, "I made a mistake."

Reaction to a book or an article

After watching Better Late than Never (). "I bring them here and corrected the topic in a hurry. My mother said, "it's not about changing the topic, it's about letting you learn to analyze the topic and really understand its context." "I didn't listen to my mother and went to play. The second time I encountered such a problem, I made another mistake. Mom said, "Last time you didn't listen, this time you did something wrong. "After listening to my mother, I bowed my head in shame. This time, I wrote the wrong book seriously and analyzed it carefully, and really understood its ins and outs. Later, when I encountered such a problem, I did it right and didn't miss anything. No one is perfect, but it is not too late to correct mistakes in time. It is never too late to mend.