A few days ago, I read "Chicken Soup for the Soul" written by Jack Canfield and Mark Hanson, and I was filled with emotions after reading it.

There are more than 300 interesting stories in this book, each of which contains profound truths. They have taught me to cherish others and meet the challenges of life with confidence. When I face setbacks and failures, they will appear in my mind and give me encouragement and comfort; when I face success, they will make me humble and peaceful, and continue to move forward with confidence. These stories will be my lifelong mentors. This book cleanses our souls and gives us guidance when we are confused. It makes our souls like delicious chicken soup, always fresh, beautiful and endlessly memorable.

There are countless classic stories in this book. Among them, the story in Volume 7 that impressed me the most is the feeling of wild goose. This story tells the story of a group of geese helping each other and flying to the south. Along the way, they encountered many difficulties, but they worked together and relied on the strength of the team to finally reach the south successfully. Blake's words in this story are still vivid in my mind: "No bird can rise too high if it only uses its own wings to soar."

In fact, it's not just birds, it's the same for people. . Only by helping each other can people achieve greater success.

This reminds me of my fifth-grade jump rope. The physical education teacher said: This year's year-end physical education exam is a "double jump". I was so anxious when I heard that I couldn't even skip rope, let alone Double fly. When I got home, I danced in the morning and at night, but I couldn't jump at all. My feet were swollen from jumping. But as long as I worked hard and ground the iron pestle into a needle, I finally learned to skip rope, but Shuangfei still couldn't jump. When I came to school, the collective strength gave me infinite warmth. My classmates extended a hand of friendship and taught me how to jump in a double fly. Especially classmate Yuan Hui taught me step by step, guided me on how to jump, and demonstrated to me. Under the careful guidance of my classmates, I finally got it! Moreover, I got an excellent grade in the dual-study exam at the end of the semester! I read the article "Chicken Soup for the Soul" and thought about double dancing. I learned how to be grateful...

What I deeply realized is the power of the team. If a person breaks away from the team , alone, like wild geese that stray from the flock, flying neither high nor far. The team will give you strength and courage. Remember, those who succeed are always those who know how to help each other, because when people unite, the power is infinite. I remember someone said: "You have an apple and I have an apple. After we exchange, we still have one apple; but you have a thought and I have a thought. After we exchange, we each have two thoughts." "It is precisely because of this that a united collective can always win.

"Three cobblers are better than one Zhuge Liang." People who share common goals and a sense of community can get where they want to go faster and more easily because they rely on each other's momentum and momentum to move forward. Various examples in life prove this. In scientific research, many people who succeed in research are actually backed by people who have given them great help. Take those who won the Nobel Prize as an example. After they win the prize, they always have to thank certain people for their great help during this period. Without these people, he may never be able to invent or create anything. It is precisely because of the help of these people that they can reach the next level and ultimately achieve success.

Of course, "Chicken Soup for the Soul" has helped me far more than that. It also taught me that I should love and be grateful to others. It taught me that the accumulation of stories is not just a story, but the crystallization of human wisdom. I will embrace this "Chicken Soup for the Soul" and pass on the life wisdom it imparted to me, turning my life into a bowl of delicious and memorable chicken soup. How to realize your dreams, how to overcome obstacles, etc.