Junior high school composition topic: There will never be eternal darkness.

Here is a topic about junior high school composition for everyone: there will never be a dark article forever, I hope everyone can like it!

I came home from school today and walked with a classmate. On the way, he suddenly wanted to go to a place not too far away to buy something, so he asked me to go with him. We got a lot of gossip from this.

Halfway through the writing, he suddenly asked me a question: "Are you still in high school?"

I wonder, why do you ask this question? Students should complete this journey, which belongs to students and is also a necessary journey in life. From elementary school to university, it is really common sense. There seems to be no reason not to complete this journey, so why can't they "go to high school"?

I asked, and he replied, "I'm hopeless in high school. Even I don't want to go to school now. "

I was surprised, but then I calmed down.

"Can't you afford it at home?" I asked.

"No, as long as it is at public expense, it will definitely be affordable." He replied.

"Why not take the exam at public expense?" I asked.

"So many people sharpen their heads and want to take the exam at public expense. I am an ordinary student. Even if I am admitted, I will pay for it at my own expense. " He answered again.

"How much does the public fee for the senior high school entrance examination have to do with others?" On the contrary, I don't think this is a complaint.

"There is no hope."

These four words, from his mouth, seem lifeless, just like dead saplings. I didn't meditate, I just sighed. At the beginning of life, we never said there was no hope. Hope is really created by people, and in my opinion, there is no such thing as despair, unless it is a real desperate situation-that is, people's hearts have been completely resurrected and cannot be resurrected. But how many such "ashes" are there? I'm afraid I can count it with one hand.

It seems that it is not hopeless, but the "inertia" in my heart makes people "hopeless"!

"No one's strength can repel the firm hope." In a movie, there is such a classic inscription that it is really not human power that can repel hope, because from the moment we set foot on life, we set foot on the abyss, and upward is the vast world we can see. Who wants to slide? Abraham lincoln, the16th president of the United States, stepped into despair from the dark and humid social bottom, grasped the only hope left in his heart after every setback with both hands, and climbed to the peak of his life step by step. Lincoln is a descendant of English immigrants, and his father is a shoemaker. His father's status can't give Lincoln any fame or more opportunities for further study. This family lives in poverty. Maybe Lincoln could give up hope, but Lincoln didn't. He didn't give up hope in his heart and wandered around looking for opportunities. 1832, Lincoln lost his job and had to make a living. Later, his life improved and he started his own business. Unfortunately, due to poor management, this enterprise went bankrupt. Because of the pressure of life, Lincoln spent a lot of time running around to pay off debts, going through hardships, seeing the cold world and tasting the bitterness of life. But at 1835, congratulations, Lincoln is engaged and his fiancee is not bad. But China people say that happiness is the root of disaster. Unfortunately, Lincoln's fiancee died suddenly a few days before they were about to get married. Lincoln was mentally weak because he couldn't stand the blow.

I wonder how many people are willing to give up their lives if they are hit by such "despair".

Later, he went into politics, ran for parliament and participated in the discussion of state affairs. Although he failed several times, now everyone knows his name-he is a former president of the United States and a great man.

Can we stand such a big test? After experiencing unimaginable hardships, can you still hope for success?

I don't think even I have such great perseverance. Compared with those successful people, our "suffering" can be said to be worse than the smoke of others. Compared with suffering, our generation eats less, is happy and eats the most. If you have such an experience, it is really not difficult to find out how much you expect, whether it is food, clothing, housing and transportation, or even you will think-ask God! I really don't want anything! Just want books full of knowledge!

Is there really no hope? No, it's just too much inertia.

"Inertia" is the root of self-abandonment. Some people often give up because of some seemingly "impossible" goals. In fact, it is not because of their negative inferiority. These negative feelings of inferiority are actually inner laziness. "Once you become a Buddha, once you become a demon", sometimes it is just an idea whether you can persist. There is no limit, and the so-called "limit" is actually just a bondage to be broken. It's not hopeless, but giving up on yourself.

Zhang Haidi, a famous scholar in China, got myelopathy at the age of five and was paralyzed from the chest down-who wants to sit in a wheelchair all his life? God will never give people absolute despair, it depends on how we who still have ideas get away. Zhang Haidi didn't give up hope. She taught herself middle school courses and learned acupuncture from old Chinese medicine practitioners to treat villagers. She also taught herself foreign languages and worked as an electrical repairman. Facing the cruel fate challenge, Zhang Haidi didn't flinch. She has translated hundreds of thousands of English novels, such as The Beach Clinic, and compiled A Window Open to the Sky, Questioning for Life and Dreams in Wheelchairs. Among them, Dream in a Wheelchair was translated into Japanese and Korean and published in Japan and South Korea. 1983, Zhang Haidi became famous in China for being a meteor and leaving light for the world published in China Youth Daily, and won the titles of "Lei Feng in 1980s" and "Contemporary Paul".

Ludwig van Beethoven, Michelangelo di Lodovico, Alexei Macsimovici Piskov (Gorky), Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy, Galileo Galilei, these names deeply engraved in the great history, have long been engraved in the hearts of latecomers, and there are still countless celebrities. Their success has never really been desperate.

When you feel gloomy in life, think of these names. Their frustration, their eternal hope and the truth of their life are your motivation. The ambition of teenagers is not to worry. Don't give up, encourage yourself, because there is no retreat; Don't be discouraged, give yourself a way, because there is no gloom; Don't despair, give yourself hope, because there will never be eternal darkness!