Presentative argumentative essay on urgency

After the earthquake and tsunami in Japan in March last year caused the nuclear leakage at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, a wave of salt rush occurred in China. Supermarkets, shopping malls, and wholesale markets were sold out of salt.

Such a spectacular scene seems like a farce that makes people laugh or cry today. Why is the salt market in disaster-stricken Japan calm, while in China, tens of thousands of miles away, there is a whirlwind of salt purchases?

I think one thing is undeniable, that is, we are not calm anymore, and we lack the quality of being impatient and calm.

The so-called "the wind is rushing and the heart is calm" means to maintain inner peace and calmness in the storm.

The facts tell us that without it, we can only make jokes; with it, we can be called "qualified", "characterful" and "cultivated".

Only those who are impatient and slow can achieve great things and turn the tide. During the People's Liberation War, Mao Zedong faced the Kuomintang army's all-out efforts to encircle and suppress Yan'an. He was neither anxious nor timid. He had some central agencies move to Xibaipo, while he disguised himself as an alias and led some troops to stay in the Yan'an mountains to accompany the Kuomintang. The army plays "hide and seek" to buy time for the deployment and adjustment of large forces. It is said that at the most critical moment, Mao Zedong's People's Liberation Army troops hid behind a slope. The troops covered their mouths with cloths and held their breath. However, the elite troops of the Kuomintang passed in front of them. The distance between the two sides was only more than a hundred meters, and they did not notice it! Just imagine, if any soldier made a sound due to nervousness and panic, then the founder of New China may no longer exist; if Mao Zedong became anxious when the army was pressing on the border, and impulsively challenged or fled in a hurry, then China The people may still be oppressed by the "three mountains" to this day.

Only those who are impatient and calm can have a true state and a fulfilling spirit. A person who has an empty heart and no state of mind must be insecure; a person who is insecure must be afraid of this and that, and worry about gains and losses. In this way, when he hears about "nuclear pollution", he will desperately buy salt and stockpile salt before the impact of "nuclear pollution" arrives, so as to avoid future troubles. And when we really talk about the four words "the wind is impatient and the heart is slow", I am afraid we will all think of "the way of Lao and Zhuang" or hermits like Tao Yuanming, right? Yes, the hearts of hermits should be calm and detached from the world. I never believe that they will follow the trend and grab salt today. However, their living environment is unworldly, and the storms they face may not be as severe as those of ordinary people. So I think those who are impatient and slow-hearted are more suitable for those hermits in the secular world. The so-called "great hermit in the city" refers to this state.

The four words "the wind is anxious and the heart is slow" are not new words. Since ancient times, some people have owned it and followed it. For us today, we need to learn from the ancients to be impatient and calm. Of course, what is even more indispensable is that we must let it grow in reality, not just a seed of "ancient style".