An 800-word essay on my favorite advertising slogan

I was walking on Ganjiang Road, and a huge, eye-catching black character jumped into my eyes: "Pet". Take a closer look and you will see the following small words below: "Pet is excessive love, a dragon that cannot take off." After reading it, I couldn't help but applaud.

"Chong", as far as the font structure is concerned, a "treasure cover" covers the "dragon", and the "dragon" under the "treasure cover" naturally cannot fly. And we Chinese people are the descendants of the dragon, and the dragon is our symbol. This advertising slogan has put the facts before us: parents' doting and excessive love for their children is like putting a lid on our heads, preventing us from taking off and becoming the pillars of the country.

"Pampering is excessive love, a dragon that cannot take off." This short line shocked my heart and made me think. We are the successors across the century, and the country’s hope lies in us. "The wisdom of young people will make the country wise, the richness of young people will make the country rich, and the strength of young people will make the country strong..." A prosperous, democratic, and civilized modern socialist country should and must be built by us. And why should we build? With our talents. Of course, this cannot be learned from books alone. We also need to combine the scientific and cultural knowledge learned with practice, constantly exercise our abilities, and cultivate a hard-working spirit. And pity the parents in the world, they all regard us as the apple of their eyes, they hold us in their arms for fear of melting away, hold us for fear of falling, they don’t let us do this, don’t let us do that, and they take good care of us in every possible way. But if we are not allowed to suffer even a little bit, how can we withstand the big storms in the future, and how can we become useful talents for the country? The little bird will always leave the big bird and fly alone. If the little bird is never allowed to After a test flight, will it still be able to fly in the future? You can't just stay in the nest and rely on the big bird to make a living.

Love can build people up, but love can also destroy people. When you love too much, it is no longer love. Dear parents, please let your little bird try to fly! Dear young friends, let us free ourselves from the fetters of "love" and fly out as soon as possible!

At this time, I Come to the advertising slogan. "Pampering is excessive love, a dragon that cannot take off." This is clearly a warning to us. I looked at the word "pet" and seemed to see the "dragon" slowly arching upward...