One thing that bothers me the most (300 words)

The unpleasant smell got into the nostrils again, alas! Grandpa must have smoked again. I have reminded him not to smoke, but grandpa won't listen to a word.

Once, I read an article on the Internet about the health hazards of smoking, which said: cigarettes contain alkaloids such as carbon monoxide and nicotine and other chemicals. It is harmful to human body and has a pungent smell of smoke. Smoking will affect children's growth and development, prone to bronchitis, pneumonia and other diseases, life-threatening ... Seeing this, I was shocked and thought: Oh, my God! There is so much poison in cigarettes! I must help grandpa quit smoking.

The next morning, I took out yesterday's paper-cut and wrote many slogans with watercolor pens, such as: cigarette or granddaughter? No dinner for three days after smoking a cigarette! No smoking! ..... After writing, I put the paper in grandpa's book and went out to play.

When I got home, I opened the book and saw that there were no slogans. After dinner, I came across this slogan when I was watching Oliver Twist. Take a closer look, and a few words are added to each slogan. "Cigarette or granddaughter?" -"both!" ! "No smoking"—"No way!" "You can't eat dinner after smoking a cigarette for three days" —— "Don't commit the crime of abuse at an early age!" ..... What I saw was really dumbfounding.

Alas! Grandpa, when can I quit smoking and get rid of my troubles?

Things that bother me.

In life, I am carefree and carefree every day, but there are also many troubles, such as my mother always comparing my shortcomings with the advantages of others, my parents always telling me to take interest classes and so on. But what worries me most is my temper. It haunts me every day, just like a close-fitting plaster. I finally got rid of it and I don't know when I will come back. In order to get rid of it, I wrote dozens of letters of guarantee at all costs! When you are bullied, your temper comes and your strength comes up. That's the real anger and anger. Anyone who gloats when I am angry will be miserable! Because in this way, I will intensify, look down on my eyes and laughter and my "anger" will arouse more power to make me swear, and soon I will call that person "dog blood is imminent." Of course, the result was both sides, but I was still very angry. But later, I regretted it, because I lost a best friend, and I really didn't know what to do. Another time, I was disobedient at home, lost my temper, and talked back to my grandmother, making her almost go home. Now that I think about it, I really don't think so. Ah, when can I get rid of my bad temper?