A made a farewell schedule and left the hospital. B stayed. A's schedule is: a trip to Dunhuang in Lhasa; Take a boat from Panzhihua to the Yangtze River estuary; Take a photo with coconut trees as the background in Sanya, Hainan; Spend a winter in Harbin; Take a boat from Dalian to Beihai in Guangxi; Boarded Tiananmen Square; Read all Shakespeare's works; Try to listen to the original singing of "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon" by the blind A Bing; Write all these things into a book.
He wrote at the back of this life list: I have many dreams in my life, some have come true, and some have not come true for various reasons. God doesn't have much time for me now. In order to leave this world without regret, I intend to use the last few years of my life to realize the remaining 27 dreams.
At that time, A resigned from the company and went to Lhasa and Dunhuang. The next year, I passed the adult exam with amazing perseverance and tenacity. During this period, he boarded Tiananmen Square, went to the Inner Mongolia prairie, and lived in a herdsman's house for a week. Now this friend is fulfilling his old dream of writing a book.
One day, B read a short article written by A in the newspaper and called to ask about A's illness. A said, I really can't imagine how bad my life would be if it weren't for this disease. It reminds me to do what I want to do and realize my dream. Now I understand what is real life and what is life. You have a good life, too! B did not answer. Because what I said in the hospital about going to Dunhuang in Lhasa has long been forgotten, because it is not cancer.
Helen Keller, a very extraordinary person. When she was very young, she suffered from illness and blindness. That's it. With amazing perseverance, patience and friendliness, she learned 26 letters in the dark, touched and understood objects with keen hands in the dark, and miraculously learned many languages such as English, French and Latin. She was admitted to Harvard University and eventually became a great writer and educator.
A father is very worried about his children. Because his son is fifteen or sixteen years old, but he has no masculinity at all. So the father went to visit the Zen master and asked him to train his children.
The Zen master said, "You leave the child with me. After three months, I will certainly train him into a real man. However, you can't come to see him for three months. " Father agreed.
Three months later, the father came to pick up the children. The Zen master arranged for the children to compete with the karate coach to show the training results of these three months.
As soon as the coach made a move, the child fell to the ground. He stood up and continued to meet the challenge, but was immediately knocked down. He stood up again ... so he tossed back and forth *** 16 times.
The Zen master asked his father, "Do you think your child's performance is manly enough? '
Father said, "I'm so ashamed! Unexpectedly, I sent him here for training for three months, and the result was a mess, and he fell down after a fight. "
The Zen master said, "It's a pity that you only see the superficial victory or defeat. Have you seen your son's courage and perseverance to stand up immediately after falling? This is the real manhood! "
As long as you stand up one more time than you fall down, you will succeed.