One day on the weekend, I was doing my homework in my study when suddenly a big fly broke in. It buzzed overhead, like a Japanese bomber, and it was so nasty. This also seriously affected my study mood.
Dad said, "Destroy it!".”
I went to the living room and quickly got a fly swatter, followed the fly's whereabouts, and flapped it. After a few rounds, the fly seemed to be getting braver, quickly crossing the ceiling, the bookcase, the wardrobe, and it played hide and seek with me. The beat clapped continuously, and the flies still rested firmly on the large window glass. It rubbed its front two feet leisurely, bathing in the sun, and a pair of reddish eyes on its big head watched vigilantly everything around it. I can't miss the opportunity, I will fight the flies fiercely. Maybe the heart was too anxious, the angle was off, and it slipped away again.
My father comforted me and said, "When you do things, you must calm your heart, calm your breath, brake with calm, and seize the opportunity, so that you can have the possibility of success." ”
The flies that had escaped death were frightened and walked through the small library in an orderly manner, desperately looking for an escape exit. I clenched the beat and followed it tightly. Finally, the little fly was still tired of flying, and it was lying on the window again, gasping for air. I crept closer, and with swiftness and without time to cover my ears, I condensed all my anger into one end of the beat, and Tarzan pressed it to the top, and now it became a bloody patty, and the corpse fell on the windowsill. I wrapped it in paper and threw the body in the garbage basket.
The study was quiet again. I can do my homework with peace of mind again. (Yu Tengxiang, Yongcheng No. 1 Primary School, four.) Class 4 tutor Cheng Xiaomin).