An essay about the transformation of inspirational slogans from restrained and calm to domineering and unrestrained

. If a person does not have lofty ambitions and is only addicted to the colorful world of reality, he will naturally not be able to have a stable character. Ban Chao joined the army with the intention of serving the country. He was calm and calm in the battle against the Huns, and finally promoted the country's prestige and did not teach Huma to cross the Yinshan Mountains. Lin Zexu was categorical in his determination to ban smoking. When negotiating with foreigners, he was neither humble nor overbearing. He was steady but firm. In the end, he stopped smoking in Humen, which made foreigners tremble with fear. If you have lofty ambitions, you will look far ahead and your mind will be calm. Therefore, it is said: Those who have no ambition cannot be stable.

Calmness comes from difficulty. If a person has not experienced countless setbacks and tribulations, trapped in honey water and infancy, he will naturally not be able to have a calm character. When encountering difficulties, he will become impatient, how can he achieve so-called great things? You don't see that King Wen was restrained and performed "The Book of Changes", Zhongniu wrote "Spring and Autumn", Zuoqiu, who was blind, wrote "Guoyu", and Sun Tzu Binjiao revised the "Art of War". Without experiencing hardships, it is impossible to form a stable character and achieve brilliant achievements. Since the founding of the Qin Dynasty by the First Emperor, he has never been prepared for danger in times of peace. He has been caught up in sensual affairs and has always been impetuous and without composure. One man was in trouble and seven temples were destroyed. He died at the hands of others and made the world laugh. If the King of Qin did not care about extravagance and went through hardships in order to be calm, then