400 words after reading The Awakening Age

After reading a famous book carefully, I believe everyone has a lot to share, so it is necessary to write a review of your experience. So, can you write it down? The following is my collection of two 400-word essays on the post-reading of The Awakening Age. Welcome to share.

In this summer vacation, I saw the era of awakening. Here are some of my feelings.

The Awakening Age is a red TV series worth watching. It tells the story that a group of patriots, led by Chen Duxiu and Li Dazhao, spread new culture and fundamentally changed people's thinking during the Republic of China.

These ancestors tried their best to reform the domestic concept. Some plots are very real, which makes people feel immersive, and really makes people feel admiration, happiness, anger and other emotions.

Chen Duxiu's humor, Li Dazhao's approachability, Chen Yannian's self-improvement, Mao Zedong's diligence, Hu Shi's profound knowledge and Cai Yuanpei's affability all left a deep impression on us, and the spirit of these comrades is something we must learn. This TV series truly restored the history of China in the Republic of China to the greatest extent.

There is a plot that impressed me deeply: Mr. Li Dazhao is going to take his wife and children to eat instant-boiled mutton and is about to go out. Two students came over. It turned out that one of the students didn't have the money to pay the tuition fee, and wanted to borrow money from Mr. Dazhao, but he was afraid to ask Mr. Dazhao, so another student led him over. Mr. Dazhao decisively gave up instant-boiled mutton and lent him the money. I saw his kindness here.

We should learn from their spirit and make contributions to the motherland!

After reading Awakening Times, I carefully read the philosophical work Awakening Times by British writer Handy, and listened carefully to the unique sharing of book lovers, which gave me an epiphany. In particular, the last sentence of the book reads: "We should stand on our own feet and light our own small flame in the dark." This makes me feel warm and moved. I can't help asking myself: Who am I? Where will my future go? What is the meaning of my life?

After reading this book, I re-examine myself and feel like an "air raincoat". There is nothing behind the gorgeous appearance. Is leadership outstanding? Is teamwork tacit? Is your family life happy? There seems to be no definite answer, and there is still a lot of room for improvement. Suddenly I feel that I am really behind the times, requiring both independence of subordinates and teamwork; On the one hand, there are busy company projects, and on the other hand, there are heavy family chores; It's really all specious things.

My career of more than ten years tells me: "There is no second way to success except hard work." I firmly believe that any difficulty can be overcome as long as I work hard. Of course, it is far from enough to rely on hard work, and it needs to be done wholeheartedly. If a person goes all out to work, there will be less distractions and the efficiency will be particularly high. In fact, hard work, like the process of spiritual practice, can hone a person's will and soul, and so can business operators. He must spare no effort for the happiness of employees, and he must be above selfishness, so that enterprises can have a sense of justice.

Make rational use of "paradox", reach the "second curve" with your heart, strive to expand your "doughnut" and be a popular person everywhere; I believe that if you do the job you want, you will have a sense of accomplishment, live the life you want, and you will have a sense of happiness.

Finally, let's read it again: "We should stand on our own feet and light our own small flame in the dark."