After reading Cao Fang Fang, talk about your understanding of "growth" based on the actual content.

In the book, when I learned that Bald Crane (name), in order to make up for his previous mistakes and rediscover the friendship with his classmates, took the initiative to participate in the annual art performance of primary and secondary schools in the township. When I requested and successfully played a role that others were unwilling to play - the bald puppet company commander, thereby winning honor for the school, I was really happy for Bald Crane; when I knew that Xi Ma was not afraid of hard work and hard work in order to treat his father's illness. When I was herding sheep in the field, I couldn't help but feel ashamed of myself; and when I learned that Sang Sang had to leave this golden thatched house where we lived day and night in order to pass the middle school entrance examination, my eyes were filled with tears. There are also Paper Moon and Sangsang. Zhiyue, such a cute and delicate little girl, depends on her grandma for life, but she is so determined. She travels alone for several miles and insists on going to school, rain or shine, without disturbing others, and with a young, tender, kind and flexible heart. Her heart silently gives people strength, her concerned eyes, and her baskets of fresh eggs and vegetables, all give great comfort to Sangsang in the midst of frustration and illness, and Zhiyue is destined to have a steadfast life. What I admire most in the book is Du Xiaokang. He was once the richest family in Yau Ma Tei. Growing in the tall and magnificent red door. Overnight, his family became impoverished, and he, who was among the best in studies, had to drop out of school and stay at home to play ducks with his father. His hopes were dashed again and again. But he, who had been living in a honeypot, was extremely brave and strong in the face of suffering. He did not give up life, and resolutely shouldered the burden of the family. He set up a stall in front of the school so that everyone could see him. Beauty and elegance behind toughness. Du Xiaokang's pathos and elegance when fighting misfortune tells us: when suffering comes, we cannot escape, but we must face it with hope and a smile.

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