A loving family (part 17: Liu)

Liu, as the name implies. His name pinned his parents' expectations on him: "Peng" hopes that his son will rise thousands of miles away like Kun Peng, and "Xu" hop

Liu, as the name implies. His name pinned his parents' expectations on him: "Peng" hopes that his son will rise thousands of miles away like Kun Peng, and "Xu" hopes that his son will rise slowly like the sun to illuminate the world.

? Liu lived up to his parents' expectations. His firm eyes tell you that he will never be a mediocre person. At an early age, he had his own ambitions. He loves science and likes reading books. He is full of doubts about the prediction of the great physicist Hawking. He hopes to break Hawking's prediction, lift the fear of extinction of intelligence and save mankind. Let intelligence only serve mankind, not harm and exterminate mankind. This is a little boy with great vision, lofty aspirations and a world in his heart.

? Liu, a little boy in grade seven, is very tall and sits in the last row of the classroom. He is in such a good state in class that I can see him listening attentively every time I visit the class. Sometimes I appear outside the window, and some students are either whispering or doing little tricks. I look at him ruthlessly and blame him: I am in Cao Cao, and my heart must be in Cao Cao! Forty minutes in class is the most intensive time for us to acquire knowledge points. At this time, if you don't attend classes, you will spend twice or even several times of time and energy to make up for this gap. At this time, we should have no other thoughts.

? Only Pengcheng Wan Li is ambitious, and there is no tenacious practical action. The greater the ambition, the more bitter the failure! So Zhuge Liang warned his son: Don't learn if you don't want to learn, and don't learn if you don't want to learn. Determination and diligence are indispensable. Liu, I did it.

? Liu is an ambitious and studious child, and he is also a persistent child.

Reciting ancient poems, he is the first to appear in the WeChat group every morning, instead of fishing for three days and drying the net for two days, and has been doing it. Whenever I see several students in the WeChat group insisting on reciting ancient poems. I remembered the story of Socrates.

Socrates, Confucius' contemporary western educator, asked students to cut their hands 300 times a day. They say it's so easy? However, there is only one person who can really persist. Socrates is really funny. What he means is not that I want to supervise everyone to form good habits, but that he proposes one thing and then leaves it alone. He wants to quietly see which of the students has perseverance. A year later, most students believed that they had forgotten this matter, and only Plato persisted. It is this perseverance that makes him a great philosopher like Socrates.

? I also want to see if there are any children in our class who can be self-disciplined and finally stick to it without the supervision of teachers. To my delight, there are several such students in our class.

Have lofty aspirations, be willing to make unremitting efforts to achieve goals, be willing to do it, persist in doing it, and be able to do it well. It is precisely the accumulation of small successes that will eventually lead to success.

? No one can succeed casually. Bright flowers, people only admire the way it blooms, but they don't notice the blood, sweat and tears it pays for it. I believe that the hidden dragon is in the deep, and one day, it will fly by leaps and bounds. Like an eagle, it will spread its wings and soar for nine days, facing the bursting sunrise and shining brightly.