Don't compare your compositions blindly.

Confucius said, "Busy makes many mistakes." This sentence means to do things quickly and slowly, and you will make many mistakes blindly. Yesterday, my friends and I went out of the classroom to do exercises. Walking, I saw a little girl wearing a purple Webster coat with the same hairstyle as my cousin. I mistook her for my cousin I was about to shout, but I looked at her again and felt a little different. I walked around and looked in front of her. Oh, no. I'm glad I didn't call her, otherwise, I wouldn't be joking! From this, I understand, don't take it for granted and do it blindly. Doing things blindly will lead to many mistakes. For example, in the math exam, if you copy the wrong number in order to catch up with the time, you will be deducted a lot of points. When you answer a question, you think you have done this question, so you take it for granted that you have written the answers to other questions. Needless to say, the consequences are absolutely wrong. Many examples prove that doing things blindly equals doing things for nothing. So, how to do things? To do something, you must think through your brain before you do it. Confucius once said, "Think twice before you act". This sentence clearly tells us that to do one thing, we must think a lot. Although I have thought about it, I can't take it for granted and I can't rush for success. I must think carefully about how to do it. Is there a simple way to do it? After doing this, you can go back and savor how you did it. If it is successful, think about how you did it successfully. If you fail, think about why you failed. What is the problem? What should I do to do this kind of thing in the future? In this way, one thing is really done with great care. Here, I sincerely tell you that doing things blindly is a bad phenomenon and the consequences are not good. You must think through your brain before you do it!