I will never forget that time. My grandmother and I competed to write a 700-word running composition.

Some things have been blurred in my memory, but one thing has been printed in my mind. That time, I will never forget it.

Grandma is a famous "long-distance runner" among her neighbors, but I am not convinced. I will show off in front of my family that I will run past her and let them see me race with her. Grandma and I got up early in the morning to prepare for the game. Before the game, my grandma and I did some warm-up exercises. After that, I bent down and assumed a starting posture. I thought to myself: Grandma is so old that even a famous "long-distance runner" can't outrun me. I will definitely beat her this time. "Ready, go" With my mother's command, my grandmother and I started running. As soon as I heard the order, I started running, rushing to the finish line like a rocket, while grandma ran unhurriedly.

At first, as I ran, I thought: Grandma must have been left behind by me. Can she compete with me physically? However, halfway through, I started to slow down and was a little out of breath. So, I sat on the side of the road to have a rest. At this time, grandma ran over with a big smile on her face and said, "What's the matter, can't run?" "No, I still have a lot of strength!" After that, I continued to rush to the finish line, but I was still a little short of speed. At the end of the game, I was panting and my feet were weak. By this time, grandma had caught up with me, still as energetic as before, and ran to the finish line in no hurry. But in a short time, grandma has surpassed me. I am in a hurry, but my feet are like lead, and I can't run fast. I'm sweating profusely and dizzy.

The game was over and grandma won, so I became a "braggart". My arrogance and pride make my sister laugh at me all the time. My sister said contemptuously to me with contemptuous eyes: "Sister, how can you brag so much!" " "I listened, was asked speechless, speechless, very anxious to find a hole in the ground. Now, I have fallen into the title of "braggart".

This time, I am very unforgettable, because this experience tells me that people should not be proud, but should know how to be modest. Lao She once said: "Complacency is a terrible trap for us, and this trap is dug by ourselves."