The essay about black people being discriminated against makes us know how to cherish and survive

When we complain about the triviality and mundaneness of life, we do not realize that many things worth cherishing disappear from our world at that time.

Cherish friendship

On that day seven years ago, I met him. I don’t remember how I became friends with him. I just remember that we were best friends. We laughed together, made trouble together, got into trouble together and danced together. Our friendship was sweeter than honey. The spark of friendship was born from the collision of two naive and ignorant hearts.

In elementary school, we were lucky enough to be in the same class. We are still like that, talking and laughing but never fighting. After elementary school, we had formal study obligations, and we, who were ignorant, invariably regarded each other as our closest opponent in terms of strength.

We also have many similar hobbies. He is good at playing chess and I am good at playing cards. The two of us have beaten all the invincible players in the class. We also like to watch anime and play games. He is proficient in level-breaking games, while I stand at the top of fighting games like a god. After six years of primary school, we have grown up. Likewise, the spark that symbolized our friendship has now become a sacred fire.

What I never expected was that he transferred schools when he was in junior high school. I didn’t care at the time, thinking that our friendship would never fade even if we were separated. Looking back now, I regret being so stupid and naive. Time can wash away everything, and if the flame of friendship is not properly cared for, it will die on its own. Yes, during the period after we separated, we basically had no contact. I finally realized that the two people who once cared about each other and were so close might end up being worse than just passers-by.

Cherish family affection

I don’t know when and where I saw this sentence: “Please satisfy your parents’ small willful requests.” This sentence made me silent. For a long time, it triggered countless thoughts. Nowadays, we spend most of our time at school, and when we return home, we camp in front of the computer. We spend most of our time on the Internet or other aspects, but ignore our parents. We need the care and love of our parents, and similarly, our parents also need our care and love. Our parents gave us life, provided us with a comfortable living space, and met our requirements. What have we done for our parents? Besides being willful, what else can we do? Sometimes we complain that our parents are inconsiderate to us and don't love us, but do we value this family affection? When we are addicted to the Internet, have we considered the feelings of our parents?

Nowadays, we always think that our parents are nagging and strict. However, we do not realize that the nagging parents who have been by our side will one day leave us. disappear from our world. At that time, we could only shed tears and desperately recall, trying to construct that clear but fuzzy face and piece together the messy memory fragments.

As the days go by, our parents are getting further and further away from us. Please cherish every minute and every second with your parents, cherish every moment with them, and don’t spend too much time in your own life. Add a page of regret.

As I write this composition, perhaps something has disappeared from my world without a trace. So at this moment, I need to cherish everyone and everything around me. Cherish everything we have, even if...