勇于挑战

Everyone‘s attitude towards setbacks is not the same - holding back, but some people who don’t follow the trend choose to challenge themselves and overcome setbacks. Am I also willing to overcome setbacks?

I still remember a childhood experience. Once, we went to play with a few childhood friends. When we accidentally walked to an unknown hill, we were driven to the mountain by unknown curiosity. Entering the mountain, I thought it was a man-made hill, but as we got further and further away from the entrance of the mountain, I found that we had lost our way. When we tried to return, we found that the direction was wrong. After many attempts, we still didn‘t find the way to come. At this time, my heart began to worry: “if we don’t find a way out before dark, we will surely be trapped here.” At this time, two little girls beside me started to sob because of fear. Their crying made me disordered. I was eager to help them put a small stone on the road we had come. After many setbacks, we finally came out of the “devil mountain”. Now, I understand that these so-called difficulties are simply a paper tiger. When we hit it with our wit, it will lie down.

I don‘t think challenging ourselves is a “problem”, but a one variable quadratic equation that can be easily “taken down” by us.

After that lost revelation, I found that to challenge myself is to defeat what I fear to do through my own efforts, so as to overcome the “terrible” setbacks, and then I can successfully reach the other side of success.

Another time, I remember it was my brother’s birthday. My aunt took my brother and me to the park. Younger brother looked at the side of the bungee jump straight hair Leng, aunt a look at younger brother know his head melon seeds think what. “Let‘s go, I’ll take you to bungee jumping!” my brother jumped up happily. I listened, and my heart was tight. “God, no, I Can‘t you? ”I said in a trembling voice. I didn’t want to go at all, but I was shaken by my brother‘s poor eyes. “No matter, today is my brother’s birthday. I‘m happy for him. I’m free.” When I stood by bungee jumping, I didn‘t feel my hands shaking all the time. But I can’t help it. I still stand on my head. When I stood up, I felt that I was not so afraid. In the encouragement of my aunt and the cheering of my brother, I finished a series of difficult movements in the air. When I came down from the bungee jumping, I was relieved at last. I don‘t think I’m cowardly. I‘m still brave!

I think that if every failure is summed up as an attempt, not inferiority, and every success is imagined as a kind of luck, not to be proud; so, smile, play a leisurely string, to face setbacks, to accept happiness; to taste loneliness; to bathe in sadness.

Challenge yourself, surpass yourself!