Write in a way that breaks away from traditional thinking.

There are rules. You have to pay to learn the rules. ; Politeness comes first in traffic rules. ; Official rules are unreliable. ; Rule of survival: natural selection, survival of the fittest. Many rules make up this society. One person broke the unreasonable rules and divorced from society. Next, I will bring you an essay that deviates from the conventional thinking, hoping to help you.

One morning, a tourist pushed a cart full of straw to the border between the two countries. The border guards became suspicious: straw does not need to be taxed, but what is under it? The sentry searched the straw in the cart carefully, but found nothing. The sentry was confused and annoyed, but he let the tourists go.

The next day, tourists came again, pushing a cart, this time full of manure, which is also a commodity without tax. The sentry thought he could see through the traveler's tricks this time. Looking for straw is nothing.

No problem, but manure will make the sentry's hands stink. However, the sentry knows his duty. He found a spatula and examined the smelly trolley carefully, but still found nothing.

Every day, when the sun just rises to the roof opposite the customs, the same scene will happen. Once the carriage is full of sawdust, another time it is full of gravel, and later it is full of feces. Every search becomes a friendly routine.

"I know you must have something. I will find it. " The sentry grinned and said to the tourists.

"So many times, you already know that I am a very honest person." The tourist replied like this. The tourist is an optimist. During the search, he and the sentry will talk about what happened the day before: who cheated whom, the latest rumors about it and the tricks of the criminals who are now in the local prison.

"I don't want this to happen to you." The border guards said.

"Honest people are fearless." The tourist replied.

In this way, more than a year has passed. Suddenly one day, tourists didn't come to the border at sunrise and never appeared again. After more than ten years, sentries and tourists have started completely different lives, and everyone met unexpectedly in a pub. So the sentry asked the tourist, hoping that he could answer a question that had puzzled him for many years. "I left the customs many years ago. I work hard for the government. I know what you are doing. You must be somewhere. " He said, "After so many years of friendship, can you tell me?"

"It's a trolley."

Why didn't the soldier find out what he was? That's because he didn't think from another angle, but tourists used this method to push the cart.

Chapter 2: Encyclopedia of 800-word argumentative essays in Senior One: Breaking the routine and creating brilliance. Since ancient times, rules have always been respected and observed by people, but tom sawyer and Huckleberry Finn in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer don't abide by them. They are "naughty boys". They hate the stories that priests cheat people, and they don't like the boring and rigid education methods in schools ... Everyone always tries to break all kinds of rules that restrict students.

However, when danger comes, those timid "good boys" and "excellent students" hide in the face of the contest between good and evil, while tom sawyer and Huckleberry Finn can stand up and bravely stand in front, showing everyone's bold charm. The spirit of breaking the rules is admirable.

Don't blindly follow the rules. If we change the angle and method, it is possible to make things develop in different directions. A child accidentally fell into the water tank while playing. The water tank was deep and the child was about to be submerged. Other children cry whenever something happens. Only Sima Guang used his quick wits to lift a big stone from the ground and smash it into the water tank. The water tank broke, the water in the tank came out, and the child was saved. Sima Guang broke the mindset of "saving lives by entering the cylinder" and chose "saving lives by breaking the cylinder", which is a good move to break the routine.

As can be seen from the above, breaking the rules requires wisdom and courage, because without courage, there is no action to break the rules. Imagine, if tom sawyer and Huckleberry Finn don't have the courage, how can they defeat the big bad Joe? If Sima Guang didn't have the wisdom and courage to break the mindset, how could he successfully rescue the child who fell into the water tank? Therefore, breaking the routine is not useless, sometimes it will make us get twice the result with half the effort.

If everyone doesn't have the courage to break the rules, the world will be a world without scientific development and progress of the times. Throughout the ages, human progress is the result of people breaking the rules.

The ancients believed that the earth was square and the sky was a fixed circular roof. In the 2nd century AD, Ptolemy, an ancient Greek astronomer, put forward the geocentric theory with the earth as the center of the universe. Because geocentric theory was in line with theocracy, it was supported by the church at that time and remained in a dominant position in the Middle Ages. Although some people have doubts about the geocentric theory, no one dares to explore it. Later, at the cost of his life, Copernicus overthrew the "geocentric theory" and founded a new world view-"Heliocentrism". From the perspective of modern science, "Heliocentrism" has certain limitations, but it is precisely because there are many scientists like Copernicus who dare to break the rules and explore that they have promoted the process of human civilization. Innovation often comes at a price and requires extraordinary courage. Yes, without the courage to break away from convention, how can there be a major discovery of Einstein's theory of relativity? Without the courage to break the routine, how can there be Apple creativity that Jobs leads the trend of the times? Without the courage to break the rules, how can there be the rise and take-off of the Chinese nation in the 2/kloc-0 century?

We also need this kind of courage to break away from convention in our study and life. Think about the problem from different angles and find a simpler solution; Only by being brave in questioning and diligent in exploration can we truly master knowledge; Only dare to think, practice and try can we find our own shortcomings, so as to break through ourselves, surpass ourselves and create a wonderful life.

Once said: "Innovation is the soul of a nation's progress and an inexhaustible motive force for a country's prosperity." Dear students, let's summon up courage, break away from convention, create excitement, sail to the sea of learning, climb the mountains of life and work hard for the national takeoff!

Chapter 3: Breaking the rules. There is a match between Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia in the European Basketball Championship on TV. With eight seconds left in the game, Bulgaria leads by two points, and it is a shoo-in on the whole. However, the round robin system is adopted in this competition, and the Bulgarian team must win more than 5 points to win. But it's easy to score 3 points with only 8 seconds left in the game.

At this time, the coach of the Bulgarian team suddenly asked for a time-out. Many people laugh at this move and think that Bulgaria's general trend is gone and it is inevitable to be eliminated. Even if the coach has the power to turn the tide, it is difficult to turn the tide. After the time-out, the game continued. At this time, something unexpected happened on the field: I saw Bulgarian players with the ball suddenly dribble to their own basket, jump up and shoot quickly, and the ball answered the net. At this time, the audience was dumbfounded, and it was time for the whole game. However, when the referee announced that the tie between the two sides needed overtime, everyone suddenly realized. This unexpected move by the Bulgarian team created a chance for themselves to come back to life. As a result of overtime, Bulgaria won 6 points and really qualified!

Psychologists' research shows that the ability we use is only 2-5% of what we have. It is more necessary to advocate creative thinking that breaks away from convention.

Speaking of creative thinking, I have a little story here:

A child from China went to the United States with his parents. In primary schools in the United States, painting class is his biggest headache. American children there can't be called painting at all! What you draw is out of proportion, without layout, structure, Fiona Fang, rules and even basic brushwork. And whenever everyone finished painting, they asked the teacher happily, "OK?"

But that China kid is very different from others. She tries to draw what she imagines: parents, stationery, house, flowers and plants ... After drawing, she will happily ask the teacher. However, he never asked "good", only "like".

One is "good" and the other is "like it or not". This caused me to meditate. China's education teaches children to behave themselves, but ignores their creative thinking. When American children learn painting, teachers often do not design models or build models, so that children can freely "compose" from real life to inner imagination. In contrast, China's so-called model essays and reference pictures have become the chief culprit in imprisoning China's children's thoughts! He turned the children into photocopiers. Children in China may have a high ability to copy, but they lack basic creativity. So sad!

Here's another joke, which seems to be about today's topic:

A primary school Chinese teacher examines students:

"What is melting snow?"

A student replied:

"It's spring when the snow melts!"

The teacher said, "Wrong! The answer is muddy water. "

"It's spring when the snow melts!" What a naive and romantic idea! Creativity can't be taught, but creativity can be washed away by this mud!

There were two calligraphers in Qianlong period. Seriously imitate the ancients, Su Like Dongpo, like Li Taibai; The other is just the opposite, paying attention to nature and being independent. One day, when they met, the first calligrapher laughed at the second calligrapher and said, "Excuse me, my dear friend, which of your calligraphy belongs to the ancients?" The latter one didn't get angry, but smiled and asked, "By the way, my dear friend, which of your words did you say yourself?" The first one was shocked.

Yes, as Mr. Qi Baishi said, "Those who learn from me live like I die." If you don't create, you will only wander in the framework of your predecessors, and there will be no promise! It's not that we won't break the routine, it's just that the routine holds our hands.

Chapter 4: Breaking the rules People are used to saying, "Rules are power." Accustomed to most people follow the rules, inadvertently, we are kidnapped by the rules and gradually lose the spirit of innovation, so we often fail at special times.

The so-called "knowledge" we learn every day will also make us relaxed. For example, there are countless rules in mathematics, but in real life, except for dealing with exams and special work, they are all harmful. The so-called "triangle", "circle", "quadrilateral" and "linear function" are all useless knowledge, and there are no absolute laws and changes in real life. Does the shortcut in life use the knowledge of "the shortest line segment between two points"? No, the maxima of geometry and algebra hardly exist in real life.

Edison once gave an irregular light bulb to an arrogant researcher and asked him to calculate the volume of the light bulb accurately. The man casually took the light bulb and said simply; "Too simple" Two hours later, Edison came to ask him the answer, only to find that his desk was full of formulas, and there was no result after half a day's calculation. Edison picked up a glass of water to fill the bulb, and then poured the water in the bulb into the measuring cup. The volume of the bulb was easy to show ... In this case, Edison broke the routine and gave up the stupid method of geometry, so that the answer to this question could be solved correctly.

Even the most knowledgeable people, once controlled by the rules in knowledge, will not make a difference. This is always the case: after Alexander the Great invaded Asia Minor, he met the "Gaudien Knot" that no one could solve. Alexander the Great tried to untie it countless times at any time, but he untied the rules and immediately picked it up with his sword.

When conventional forces are locked tightly and cannot be cracked, when conventional forces are helpless and helpless, they should be as bold as Alexander the Great, let go of their brains, cut them down with one knife and open the door to success with their own creative thinking.