Today, under the recommendation of Teacher Ye, we read the article "Dripping water wears away the stone". The story mainly tells: there is a stone cave, and there is always water dripping in the crack at the top of the cave. No matter day or night, the water drops drop by drop, and finally one day the stone is dripping through.

After reading it, I was very surprised: it is a miracle that such a trivial drop of water can stab a big hole in an incomparably solid stone! I think, if we can be like water drops, what else in the world can stump us?

I think of myself: I do everything by halves. I remember there was a time when my Chinese performance was poor and my composition held me back. I make up my mind that no matter what happens, I must read an article every night. But the next night, I broke my word and played chess with my friends. Today, after reading "A drop of water wears away a stone", I really want to scold myself: "It's useless! It's useless! It's useless! Even if you can't do such a small thing, how can you do big things in the future! "

As the saying goes: "As long as the kung fu is deep, the iron bar is ground into a needle." What you said is really good at all. From now on, I must learn to control myself and work tirelessly, so that I can achieve great things.