Reflection on The Call of the Wild, composition for middle school students, 600 words.

Buck is a cold-resistant dog. He lived in Judge Mitchin's house in the south of San Francisco and was cared for and loved by his owner. Manuel, a gambling addict, sold Buck to a dog dealer one night in order to pay off his gambling debts. Later, he was sold to the desolate and cold north as a coolie and lived a hard life from then on. The change of Buck's life made him learn how to protect himself and how to survive in the law of the jungle. However, Thornton saved Buck from his second master. Thornton and Buck have deep feelings. After Thornton was killed by the natives, Buck avenged him and buried him. Finally, Buck finally returned to the embrace of nature.

Buck's life has been very stable. I never thought he would struggle to survive among dogs. But it is brave and strong, and it has survived one by one in difficult days and never flinched.

The economic recession in today's society has caused many people to lose their jobs or be reduced by their employers, and live a life of poverty. Some people will think of suicide to solve the problems in life, but there will be prosperity and adversity in life. Is it worth giving up your life in adversity? Buck is still struggling to survive in adversity, isn't he?

Buck's spirit really deserves our admiration. No matter what setbacks he encounters, he will bravely break through. But nowadays, some young people will only escape when they encounter few blows or setbacks, or when they encounter difficulties in making friends, and some even choose to die to escape. These people are really stupid.

Young people will inevitably encounter setbacks and difficulties on the road to growth. How could they be destroyed like this? Young people should have the courage to regard these as a kind of training. The so-called "jade is uncut, abrasive; People don't grind, they don't wear tools. The road of life is sometimes as calm as the sea, but sometimes it is full of waves. There is no road in life that is not bumpy.

You must know that there are joys and sorrows in life, and Buck has experienced countless setbacks, but they all crossed over and finally returned to the embrace of nature, so we must also believe in our own abilities!