Writing (60 points, including 5 points in writing).
From "reading" to "understanding" is a journey of spiritual growth. Read nature, read time, and understand life. This kind of understanding and perception of nature or life is everywhere in our Chinese textbooks. Zhang Dai read the solitary self-appreciating attitude to life in the snowy scene; Bi Shumin reads the independent personality in the three huts of the spirit; In his hometown, Lu Xun understood the desolation behind the changes and the ...... hope for a better future
In your upbringing, which people, things, and truths did you slowly understand? Please write an essay with the title "I read it".
Requirements: Complete the title of the essay Except for poetry, the style is not limited Please avoid the names of people, places, and schools related to you in the text, and the names of schools should not be less than 600 words.
Refer to the example
I read the grass in the crack in the wall
The grass, the small and inconspicuous plant, did not have the breadth of the sea, the fragrant beauty of the flowers, the majesty of the mountains, but I could read the grass in the cracks of the wall.
What's going on with this exam? It's dropped so much, Xiaoying, you've been declining these times, haven't you reflected on it? "Mom's interrogation lingered in my heart. I wanted to refute it, but I felt that what I wanted to say was so weak. The different subjects, the endless classes, and the endless homework all overwhelmed me like a mountain, and I was restless and wanted to give up ......Am I giving up so easily?
I sat by the window, looking aimlessly, looking at the birds flying in the sky, there was also its goal, the flowers were blooming with smiling faces, the green trees shared its shade, and what was my goal now?
Just as I was about to leave, I caught a glimpse of that little green in the gray, what was that? I approached the window and looked there, and found that it was a gray wall, and then I looked down at the little green, which was a small grass growing in the wall. The cracked wall gave it a living space, and its short stature, obviously without enough sunlight and nutrition, still survived tenaciously, even in danger, and did not want to give up.
I was shocked that a small grass, a grass that is easy to uproot, has such tenacious perseverance, but when I think about it, I want to give up easily after experiencing a failure, is it really right? Wrong! I said firmly. I can't give up on myself so easily, I should learn from the grass that grows tenaciously from the cracks in the wall. I want to learn from its tenacity and tenacity, and its spirit of not giving up easily. In an instant, the green was so dazzling.
At that moment, I read the grass in the crack of the wall, and there is its beauty of life, the display of its tenacious and tenacious spirit, and its gratitude for the soil. Isn't it the same with grass, and isn't it the same with people?
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