_____The topic of time is eternal. If last week we discussed the impact of time on us, then this week we will discuss whether we have learned to use the effectiveness of time to achieve something.
_____The growth of age, physical development and growth are all obvious traces of time. We can see and feel the influence of time. It's just that time gives us conditions. Have we made good use of them?
_____When the time utility is applied to oneself, it becomes one's own "human" body, but when applied to other places, it also has different effects: parents, the utility of time makes them older; life, the utility of time makes it complicated; school, the utility of time makes it hierarchical... We cannot change the utility of time, but shouldn't we stop and think about it?
_____ Face it - the effectiveness of time has changed your parents, are you rebellious; the effectiveness of time has changed your life, are you naive; the effectiveness of time has changed the school, are you slacking off?
_____ Therefore, the effectiveness of the "time capsule" forces us to think about a question: When our bodies grow, do our minds also grow?
In fact, Xiaoji is a guy who is physically mature but mentally immature...
The confused generation of scholars℡(ID:42940) said: "
(There are many more in front, I will omit them...) Summary: Everyone has their own way of life, regardless of whether they are mentally mature or not. Yes, it's just to live a better life. Some people passing by said that stupid people are also lucky. How can we know that other people's choices are wrong? "
(The scholar's meaning is obvious, that is, everyone has their own life. As long as they live well, then we should bless them.)
Silver Wolf. 〤(ID:38887) said: "In just one year in 7 Tan, I have grown a lot, gained friendships, and gained lessons..
Looking at the changes in my body, the childish thoughts of wanting to stop growing have also drifted away, and the state of mind of growth and the harvest have gradually made me accept growth and yearn for growth. If you hold on to the past too tightly, you will lose your new future. Cherish your time and be true to yourself.
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(Thank you Yinlang for sharing your past experiences with us emotionally. Yinlang, go and grow according to your own ideas!)
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"Weekly Topic" seventh time item: "Time Capsule" - Your body grows, but does your mind also grow?
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Up until middle school, I always ranked among the bottom three in height in my class (including girls). In my first year of high school, within one year, I grew from 1.4 meters to 1.7 meters and finally realized that I had grown up. That boy who used to lie by the bed in the afternoon, shaping mountains with the quilt and playing with little green soldiers, seemed somewhat distant. I remember at that time I had already gained awareness and promised myself that I would not let my heart grow old; even after growing up, I could still play with little soldiers. However, it was only after entering high school that I began to understand why the elderly are unwilling to talk about the past. Yet the change in my mindset always allows me to mock myself for some of the little things I occasionally recall, sigh at the ridiculous ignorance of those times, and marvel at how serious and earnest I was when I actually knew so little, always puffing up my face to argue with others. During the short year at 7th forum, I grew a lot more, gaining friendships and lessons alike. Watching the changes in my body, the childish thought of wanting to stop growing disappeared spontaneously. The mindset and gains from growing up gradually made me start to accept it, yearn for it, and realize that if you hold on too tightly to the past, you will lose a brand-new future. Cherish time and stay true to yourself.
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