Material composition: A young man was going to a distant place, but encountered a vicious dog blocking his way. Young people don't deal with it, but take a detour...

Description ideas: This is a typical new material composition. There are five paragraphs in the material ***, which provide students with a social life phenomenon with conflicting thinking and aim to inspire students to think dialectically. From the understanding of the material: the key words in this material are obstacle (evil dog), victory (sweeping), detour (avoidance).

That is, "When encountering obstacles on the road of life, should we overcome it or avoid it?" This is the core content of the material. So you don’t have to describe it as a vicious dog. You can describe this essay based on what inspires you. The example is:

Maybe we don’t have to be too harsh on people with a “shortcut complex”, because this may be a human It's nature. For example, in mathematics classes, it is common for teachers to inspire students: "Is there an easier way?" In life, people like to "take shortcuts." Even the great Comrade Lenin chose a very dangerous "shortcut" in order to rush to the top of the mountain to watch the sunrise. "Shortcut" up the mountain - of course, mainly to exercise your will. Few people take detours simply "for the sake of detours." People who don't take shortcuts may want to exercise or enjoy the scenery, or they may be afraid of problems with their lives and property.

I don’t want to laugh at those tourists who take detours. I have heard too many jokes about the “shortcut complex” that makes people take detours. If I were one of this group of tourists, I would say very Ah Q: "So what if I took a detour? At least I already know that there is a mountain road that cannot be walked!" using the tone of Edison back then. Where do shortcuts come from? experience. Where does experience come from? detour. To paraphrase a famous person, detours are the mother of success.

While most of the apes were still swinging on the canes, a few tried to stand up on their hind legs and walk. They fell down countless times, and were ridiculed with scars all over their bodies. It can be said that they took countless "detours". After many years, I was able to sit here and write this composition by hand.

When most European businessmen traveled all the way from the Cape of Good Hope to Asia to do business, Columbus, who firmly believed that "the earth is round", also developed a "shortcut complex" and wanted to cross the Atlantic to Asia. He set sail amid ridicule and contempt, and experienced hardships and many "detours" on the sea. Although the "shortcut" was not found, there was an "unexpected gain" - the discovery of a new continent.

Not long ago I watched "Global Exploration", a scientist introduced how humans can travel to distant planets. Relying on conventional methods alone will not help, only through "shortcuts" - curved space-time. Countless scientists are working hard to find and realize this "shortcut." There will also be many "detours" waiting for them. But I firmly believe that they - no, they are human dreams - will eventually come true.

"Shortcut" and "detour" are not opposites. The "shortcut complex" is a double-edged sword. For a period of time, it will make you take detours, hit dead ends, get your head bruised, and be ridiculed and looked down upon. But in these countless "detours", you can slowly accumulate experience and finally find your own path. shortcut.

In the history of mankind, the "shortcut complex" has also led to countless "detours", sometimes even causing inestimable losses. But every time a "shortcut" is found, human civilization takes a step forward. Don’t be afraid of the “shortcut complex”. Don’t be afraid to take “detours” in order to find shortcuts. I'm just afraid that those who spend their whole lives being honest, keeping to themselves, and following others will never find shortcuts and will never achieve great things.