In the early morning, when the first ray of sunlight shone on her body, she woke up from her sleep, stretched out her green figure, and worked hard upward, upward. . . . . .

She was a poor little grass that I took in. When I took her out of the abandoned pile of tiles, she was so petite and weak. So, I took her in and raised her in a flower pot.

One day, I woke up from my dream and looked at her in front of the window, ah! I almost screamed - she bloomed! She is a lily, not a grass. Her charming flowers are so pure and flawless, making people feel relaxed and happy. I know that she has a dream in her heart - I want to bloom. It is because of this beautiful dream that she blooms beautiful flowers.

Yes! Every kind of grass will bloom. No matter what kind of grass you are in the corner of the world, as long as you have a beautiful dream in your heart, it will always bloom.

I remember when I was a child, on the first day of school, the teacher taught us to write the pinyin "a". I wrote it flatly and only got a B+. I was very sad and determined to study hard.

Finally, in the fourth grade, I was admitted to the top class of the school. At that time, my score was still ranked after the 30th in the whole grade. I knew the ten Mathematical Olympiad questions given by the teacher. I was less than half done, so my mother encouraged me to keep working hard. Finally, advance to twenty-five, advance to twenty, and then advance to fifteen! I was admitted into the top fifteen of the top class. I was very happy and thought, I will continue to work hard and enter the top five in the whole grade!

Every kind of grass will bloom, this is true! I advanced to the fifteenth grade precisely because I had a dream in my heart. As long as you have a beautiful dream in your heart, you will also bloom the flower of success.