Youth, what a beautiful word! Youth, such as the rising sun, shining; youth, such as brilliant clouds, brilliant. The beauty of youth, the beauty in the blood boiling, the beauty in the strong bosom intense. Now in the era of reform, we should compose magnificent youth music.

Chapter one filial piety.

Who said inch grass heart, reported three Chunhui. Engels, a great thinker, set an example for us in respect of filial piety to our parents. After his father died, he left a huge legacy. According to the law, the eldest son, Engels, should get a fortune, but his younger brother demanded him to give up the inheritance. At this time, his mother was seriously ill. In order not to aggravate her illness due to the dispute, Engels resolutely gave up the right of inheritance. “There will be millions of businesses, but I will always have only one mother,” he said Thanks to my parents, water can‘t drown, fire can’t burn. My parents gave us everything. Endless exhortation, street lamp.

Chapter II friendship.

There is a bosom friend in the sea, and the ends of the earth are like neighbors. Apart from friendship, we can‘t talk about youth, because friendship is the most beautiful flower that embellishes youth. Youth of us, full of enthusiasm, need to hand in hand through ordinary and not plain days. Friendship is not abstract, it is a sincere greeting from the heart, a simple greeting card, a letter from afar, an umbrella in the rain, an eye full of encouragement and expectation, a warm hand in danger, love in the line of words... The dialogue between the smell of earth and the fragrance of flowers and plants is unique.

Chapter three ideals.

If you have ambition, you will not grow old. In our youth, we can only become useful talents for the society if we set a great goal. The ideal is the navigation light in the fog, and the ideal is the running aid on the rough road. With a goal, we should strive hard. If you share the wish of Yugong, you can move the mountain; if you share the heart of Jingwei, it is not difficult to fill the sea. As long as we strive unswervingly, we are likely to succeed. If we succeed, we should guard against arrogance and impetuosity, and use the ancient motto of “building outside the mountains, building outside the buildings, and building stronger in the middle”. If we fail, we should face it bravely