In the road of life, we often encounter various difficulties. Some people choose to take a detour, while others choose to face it bravely. Although the second approach takes more time, regardless of whether it can be overcome, his courage is worth learning. As the ancients said: Learning is like sailing against the current, if you don't advance, you will retreat. When difficulties come, you must face them bravely and dare to go against the current to succeed. Difficulties are like water, and will is quality. If you don't want to be washed away by the current, you must deepen your quality. I once learned from a book that in the tropical rainforest of the Amazon River, there lives an animal called Enkorit Giant Bee. This bee looks very strange. They are huge, but they have a team of small wings that are extremely asymmetrical with their bodies. It stands to reason that such unfavorable physical conditions will be fatal injuries, and they should not be able to survive in nature. But it is such a bee that has survived to this day and has not yet become extinct. Physiological defects are indeed fatal weaknesses. They cannot fly as fast as other bees, but they have the strongest endurance among bees. In order to survive, they sometimes need to fly 250 kilometers continuously in the African savannah. With their willpower, they have developed this super flying ability. In the face of defects, we should not feel inferior. We should learn from others, improve our own quality, and not be afraid of difficulties. Fly like giant bees. Difficulties are fire, and wisdom is a lamp. If you want to shine in the dark, you must learn how to use the lamp. The giant bees have small wings and are inconvenient to move, which does cause great inconvenience to their lives. However, the cruelty of life makes them realize that they don’t have to compete with others because of their small wings. So they have been tempered again and again in failures, and finally became the bee with the strongest endurance and the highest flying altitude. Don’t complain about yourself being worse than others. You should learn to find your own advantages. If you don’t have any, then create one yourself. Difficulties are fertilizers, and life is a tree. If you want the tree of life to grow tall and straight, and if you want your life to be meaningful, you must know how to grasp every bit of fertilizer in life. Indeed, when difficulties come, we will inevitably have the heart to retreat, but every time we face difficulties, we can always gain something. Don't be afraid of failure. Challenge difficulties every time you can! Challenge difficulties, challenge yourself! Challenging difficulties requires not only courage, but also wisdom and perseverance, and more importantly, an unswerving heart. Believe in yourself, you are the Enkerite Bee of tomorrow. In the trend of life, dance to your heart's content! People will encounter various difficulties in learning and life. Take me for example. This summer vacation, I transferred from another place to Huangpu School. Because my current home is not far from the school, my mother rides a bike to take me to school and home every day. Whenever I sit in the back of the car and look at my mother's hard-working back pedaling the bicycle, I can't help but reveal a sour feeling in my heart. I secretly wondered: If I can ride a bike by myself, can't I reduce my mother's burden? One Sunday morning, I quietly said to my father: "Dad, can you teach me to ride a bike, please?" Dad agreed to my request very readily. This article is from 100% Network (

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), please keep this mark for reprinting, thank you! Soon, my father pushed the car and took me to an open space. Usually, this car looks very ordinary, but it is not so easy to ride. At first, I fell off the car as soon as I got on it. I tossed on the ground for a long time before I came to my senses. My father smiled and asked me: "Yiyi, do you still want to learn?" I answered without hesitation: "Yes! This little difficulty can't stop me!" Where you fall, you get up there! This is a sentence my mother often taught me. I rode this "little wild horse" again, but it was really disobedient. I wanted to go left, it turned to the right, I wanted to turn right, it turned left, I stood on it like a "tumbler", it was really ugly, which made me feel nervous and funny, but my father kept encouraging me, and gradually, I could ride it and run.