Moe Academy: Resurrection Battle

"Life can't be smooth sailing, there will always be some big and small setbacks." It is these setbacks that changed me and led me to grow up. When I was seven years old, I was very envious of people riding bicycles on the road. One day, I begged my father to teach me how to ride a bicycle. My father couldn't stand my pleading and agreed. Early the next morning, my father woke me up. After I quickly ate breakfast, my father took me to the open space downstairs, moved out a bicycle, and let me try to ride it. I sat on it with great joy, but just as I lifted my feet, I heard a "bang" and fell on my back. After this fall, I became a little timid. Sitting on the bicycle, I didn't dare to lift my feet. I was nailed to the ground and didn't dare to move. Dad said, "How about I hold the bicycle from behind, and you ride it again?" Under my father's persuasion, I once again started my cycling journey with fear, and my father followed behind holding the bicycle. At first, I was a little scared, so my father said to me, "Don't be afraid, I'll support you from behind." Slowly, I rode forward with confidence and rode very steadily. After a while, I turned my head and saw that my father was just following behind me, not supporting me. I panicked and fell to the ground again. I shouted, "Why did you let go?" After my father helped me up, he said, "You have to overcome your fear. You can ride well even if I don't support you! You have to imagine that I'm supporting you from behind, and you can ride well." I thought to myself: Just think of it as my father supporting me from behind. I stood firm and continued to practice. After several attempts, I was finally able to ride forward alone. After riding for a distance, I was very proud of myself and thought: It turns out that riding a bicycle is not that difficult! But at this moment, the bike accidentally lost its balance and I fell heavily to the ground again. I stood up and felt a sharp pain in my foot. I saw that a piece of skin was worn out and bleeding. I was discouraged and sat on the ground in frustration. I said to my father, "I don't want to learn to ride a bicycle anymore. I can't learn it!" My father encouraged me and said, "Since you have learned it, you must stick to it. How can you see the rainbow without going through the wind and rain? Don't give up!" After listening to my father's words, I stood up again. I made up my mind to learn to ride a bicycle. I told myself in my heart, "I can do it. I'm going to try!" For a whole morning, I practiced riding a bicycle non-stop. I fell again and again, but I stood up again and again, defeated the setbacks, and continued to practice. Finally, hard work pays off. I can ride a bicycle freely and smoothly, and I feel extremely happy in my heart. Since then, whenever I encounter setbacks, I always think of my learning to ride a bicycle. At this time, I will tell myself, "Don't be afraid! Don't think about how difficult this thing is. As long as you stick to it, nothing can't be solved." As I grow older, I have overcome one setback after another. In study and life, I have become less and less afraid of setbacks. Setbacks have tempered my will, setbacks have made my mind mature, and setbacks have led me to grow continuously! I stepped on the pedal with my right foot and pushed hard with my left foot, trying to make the bike "fly", but the bike shook a few times and fell to the ground. Suddenly, my heart was pounding, and my injured knee was aching. I gritted my teeth and tried to prop up my body that was crushed by the bike. I stood up panting and staggered to help the bike up. "I'm so stupid, I'd better not learn it", I was backing out. I turned around and suddenly saw the little locust tree in the yard. A few days ago, after a storm, its leaves were few and few, but now, the tender green leaves were nodding to me. Looking at this tenacious little locust tree, I lowered my head in shame, gritted my teeth, and pedaled the bike again. I carefully held the handlebars, looked ahead, and pedaled hard with both feet, no longer afraid of falling. Fall, try again! Fall, try again! After countless failures, I can finally race with my friends. I am racing on the tree-lined path. At this moment, the sun is so bright, and the breeze blows gently across my cheeks. I show the joy of victory, for me who grows through setbacks, for me who makes progress in growth!