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Leaning alone in front of the window, holding a book and reading at night, suddenly, a moth suddenly flew in from outside the house, desperately pursuing light and heat, circling in the cracks of the lamp, no matter how hot the heat was, it would not give up. My heartstrings were tense, I closed the book and meditated quietly, and Ostrovsky’s famous sayings from ancient times emerged in my mind: "The most precious thing for a person is life. There is only one life for a person. A person's life should be spent like this: When recalling the past, he will not regret for wasting his life, nor will he be ashamed for doing nothing..."

It is true that youth requires a steel-like spirit, but how is steel tempered? I asked myself.

Steel is made by quenching, and the process is divided into three stages: heating, heat preservation and cooling.

Heating, calcining, and constantly absorbing external energy. As early as thousands of years ago, Confucius advocated that a gentleman should cultivate himself, regulate his family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world. If he did not cultivate himself, how could he say the latter? Afterwards, Xun Kuang upheld this idea, and further encouraged students to correct the way of teachers. Today, the competition for talents is becoming more and more fierce. Many students study hard, sleep on books, and study extensively to enrich themselves, so as to shoulder the historical task of realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and continue to forge ahead for the prosperity of the motherland. Youth, full of dazzling colors, are just beginning to shine under the blue sky. Just as Lu Xun studied literature for the awakening of the nation, and Premier Zhou read books for the rise of China, youth chooses to burn, forge ahead, and surpass. Youth is a seedling. Only by constantly absorbing the sun and rain can it grow into a towering tree and support a green shade for the earth.