As for me, I can do it. I will do it in about 650 words.

Others praise themselves through their unremitting efforts, through the encouragement of peers again and again, and through the phrase "I can do it" in my heart again and again.

I have seen a micro-movie: it tells the story of a girl who felt inferior since she was a child, didn't believe in herself and didn't succeed in anything. Once in an art class, she painted a bird into a wild goose. The students pointed at her, so she stopped painting. In fact, the students all appreciate this wild goose and think it is lifelike. The girl's distrust of herself made her ignore this talent.

Because in her world, she is an ugly duckling and a joke. Later, a close friend said to her, "believe me, you are the best painter in our class, especially the wild goose, with smart eyes and full feathers." Her good friend's words restored her confidence. So every time she paints, she says to herself, "I can do it." "Yes, Ican" over and over again, regaining their confidence over and over again, and artistic creations have appeared one after another.

"I can do it" is not just a sentence, it is also the source of girls' self-confidence, but also their own recognition of themselves.

When I learned to ride a bike, I was afraid of wrestling. Once, on a whim, I got on the bus and walked into the street. I took a sharp turn, was hit by a stone and fell heavily. My leg is bruised, my hand is skinned and my face is covered with flowers. My hands, face and legs are hot and painful. The fall made me timid and I never dared to ride a bike again.

During the holiday, Hao Hao came to see me. He said he would take me shopping by bike. However, my brother had to get into the back seat of the car, clamoring to go, and he came to Cheng on the way. I can only go by bike, but I'm afraid to ride it. Hao saw my hesitation and said, "If you hesitate like this again, I won't go with you, coward." Anyway, I was angered.

I said, "Who wouldn't dare? Who is a coward? You are. " So I got on the bike, but I still didn't feel at ease. It started well, but it was slow. But then he suddenly increased his strength and rode as fast as Luma. I was scared and flustered, because I couldn't ride a bike at all, but I followed him to speed up. I said over and over again in my heart, "I can do it, but I can't let them laugh at me." After you chased me by bike this time, I finally learned to ride a bike.

When we encounter some obstacles and want to give up, we all have to silently say to ourselves: I can do it, I can do it.