A 500-word composition of the sixth grade with short stories and great principles, which is practical in life.

On the quiet African grassland, the sun sets. At this moment, a lion is meditating. When the sun rises tomorrow, I will run to catch up with the fastest antelope. At this time, an antelope is also meditating. When the sun rises tomorrow, I will run to avoid the fastest lion.

It is said that the lion found an antelope and chased it for a long time without catching up. Other animals laughed at the lion. The lion said, "The famous run is only for a good meal, and the antelope runs for a life. Of course, it runs fast. ：

Yes, whether you are a lion or an antelope, when the sun rises, all you have to do is run, although some are for dinner and some are for life. Because the purpose is never neglected, mistakes and sins always lie in the means. Just as hunters only aim and don't shoot, soldiers only shout and don't charge.

Maybe you ran all your life and never reached the other side; Maybe you have run all your life and never reached the top, but it is not necessarily a warrior who reaches the finish line, and it is not necessarily a hero who dares to fail. Don't care too much about the ending of running. If you run away, you have a clear conscience; Running is a successful life.

The road of life is not demanding. As long as you run, the road will extend under your feet, and people's lives will be truly innovative and their wisdom will be fully exerted.

In life, those so-called winners always exaggerate in good faith, as if they were born to prove that they are an extraordinary person, while those mortals who used to be like you and me are performing farce over and over again, trying to prove that they are not mortal. After repeated failures, mortals finally found themselves just mortals. It is because of this discovery that the gains and losses of everything seem insignificant. The miss of meeting again and again, the superior conditions that passed away again and again, and the failures again and again ... mortals ask themselves: "Is this the sorrow of mortals?" A mortal is a mortal, and a mortal only has a mortal heart, so a mortal says to himself, "Why should you be depressed? Why should I feel depressed by looking at other people's roles? There must be a role for me in this world. "

Mortals have gradually discovered that mortals have their successes. A kind compliment, a deep touch and an expensive harvest all mean that mortals have succeeded. The word "success" doesn't mean being famous in the world like Einstein and benefiting mankind like Edison ... Everyone knows that all success doesn't have to be vigorous or outstanding. As long as you have a good grasp of yourself, live a good life and don't waste your time in troubles, you will find yourself an extraordinary one in the vast sea of people. ...

How far can people run? This is not a question of feet, but a question of ambition; How fast can a person run? It's not the foot, but the quality.