Moe Academy: Resurrection Battle

It grows, sprouts, and bears fruit slowly. It is attacked by wind and rain, but it never bows its head and always faces the place where the sun rises. Everyone works hard, struggles, and keeps making progress for their own goals. After failing the exam three times, the famous medical scientist Li Shizhen made up his mind to become a doctor. He studied carefully throughout his life and wrote the medical masterpiece "Compendium of Materia Medica" after 27 years of hard work. It is inevitable to encounter many setbacks on the road of life. As long as you believe that the sun is always ahead, keep running and moving forward towards the sun in your heart, there will always be a moment of success. Edison was insulted as a "retard" when he was a child. He returned home sadly and made up his mind to do a big business when he grew up. He kept doing experiments and finally became a world inventor. He invented more than a thousand things in his life and made great contributions to mankind. There is a classic game called "Plants vs. Zombies" that is still popular today. I originally played this game just because I was bored, planting sunflowers, constantly collecting sunlight, and then defeating zombies. In life, our goal is to overcome difficulties and move towards our goals. Sometimes the sun capture always shines in every corner, but as long as there is sunshine in everyone's heart and they keep running towards the sunshine in their hearts, there is hope for success. Let us learn from sunflowers, they insist on facing the sun because they want to grow. We also have to run towards the sun. Work hard because we want to live. Struggle is a kind of fighting spirit when people are in adversity and face challenges. It is a valuable quality of people. Throughout the ages, those who have achieved great things have all experienced such a process: Marie Curie's experimental conditions for discovering radium were very simple, and the Wright brothers were mercilessly ridiculed when they were making airplanes, but they did not give up their beliefs, persisted in struggle, and finally succeeded. Our young people in the new era must also have such a spirit of struggle. There are often such sighs in society: "I am just a weak person, I have no education, and I have no work experience. I will eventually be eliminated..." Indeed, today's society is a society full of challenges and struggles. It needs competition to support it. Just as "survival of the fittest and elimination of the weak" is cruel, it also needs struggle to prove it. Life is a process of struggle, and sometimes, struggle is a supplement to life. There is such a story: Two little frogs sneaked into a farmer's house to play, and accidentally slipped into a jar. They became helpless, but the smaller frog kept paddling with its limbs, fighting against death. Soon after, the butter solidified, and the smaller frog got a chance to survive, but the larger and stronger frog stayed in the jar forever. People often say: adversity brings out talents. Maybe you will encounter setbacks in the struggle, but as long as you stick to it and don't give up, you can always turn danger into safety. In the struggle, Marx adhered to poverty, explored struggle, and revealed the truth; in the struggle, Wen Tianxiang went to the south and died laughing and talking, highlighting his character; in the struggle, Bill Gates resolutely dropped out of school, loved what he loved, and founded Microsoft. With blue sky, birds will be free; with sea, fish will be carefree; with green, life will be full of hope... With struggle, life will be surprisingly gorgeous. Life needs competition to support it, and it also needs struggle to accompany it. Some people say that Lu Xun’s life was a life of shouting; Hu Shi’s life was a practical life; Lin Yutang’s life was a humorous life; Liang Qiushi’s life was an elegant life... Dear students, why not turn our lives into a life of struggle?