Part 1: Selected 800-word excellent composition from the second grade of junior high school on "I Really Want to Grow Up"

The little bud that just got out of its head wants to grow up quickly and become a towering tree. , to look at the broader scenery in the distance; the newly budded little flower buds want to bloom quickly and sway their beautiful figures in the sun; the little moths and ants want to grow up quickly, so they can go find their mother; the little birds whose wings are not yet full, I want to grow up quickly so that I can spread my wings and fly high; I also want to grow up quickly and find a world that belongs to me.

It is said that childhood is the happiest and most carefree time. Many adults envy us and even want to be children. But who knows? In fact, our children also have a lot of troubles! I am no exception. Nowadays, I wander between homework and classes every day. I also write calligraphy, play the guzheng, and dance in my free time. I feel that there is never enough time. Behind the versatility, I feel like freedom is always being taken away from me. The word "freedom" feels far away from me. What's wrong with growing up? Sometimes I always think about how great it would be when I grow up. I can do what I want to do easily, and I can stay away from things I don’t like... But my mother also told me , Freedom is relative. When you grow up, you will have pressure and more worries. Every age has different sorrows and confusions. Despite this, I still keep looking forward to the wonderful things when I grow up...

When I grow up, I want to become a doctor, use my superb medical skills to save lives and heal the wounded, and bring health back to everyone. On each patient, the long-lost smile returns to their faces; when I grow up, I want to become a gourmet, I can taste all the delicacies I want to eat, and let go of my belly to eat all the snacks I coveted in childhood. It’s a beautiful taste; when I grow up, I will use my broad arms to support a windless and rainless sky for my home and my parents. My parents who have given selflessly are enjoying their happiness. I want to take them to travel around and see the more beautiful scenery in the world. When I was a child who was not sensible, I made my parents angry and even disappointed again and again. When I grow up, I —You must be the pride of your parents.

When I grow up, I want to become a volunteer. When a disaster occurs in every corner of the world, I will rush to the scene to help the people who need our help with love, and spread love to the world. The warmth and strength; when I grow up, I will stick to my hobbies, pick up the brush to write elegant calligraphy, play my favorite guzheng, and make the ordinary life more colorful. I can be ordinary, but I Rejecting mediocrity, I want to sublimate my soul more beautifully in the atmosphere of art.

I have grown up. Sometimes I will be lazy, sometimes I will be in a daze, and sometimes I want to cry or laugh loudly alone. I will choose to be happy with the people I like, and choose not to be with others. Keep a distance from the people you like, because this is the real me. I want to be myself happily, without concealment or hypocrisy.

I want to grow up quickly so that I can have the confidence and ability to find that "promised land". Although I am like a bird in a cage, always wanting to fly high, I know that my wings are not yet full. Now I must learn knowledge well and lay a good foundation. Otherwise, the future life path will be very bumpy, and I will lose the capital to create my own world, and it will be difficult to find a vast sky of my own.

Everyone wants to grow up quickly because they have dreams in their hearts. Dear friends, you should do the same. Let us study hard together today to lay a solid foundation for future growth and bring ourselves closer to our ideals! Chapter 2: Selected 800-word excellent composition from the second grade of junior high school on I Really Want to Grow Up

The bird in the cage longs to fly; the grass in winter longs for spring; the lost child longs to go home. But I long to grow up.

The word "grow up" has been in my mind since I was born. Why, why do I want to grow up? That's because I was too fat when I was a child. I couldn't stand up for several months. This made my parents very anxious. They yelled all day long, asking me what I should do when I grow up. It wasn't until I could stand up that my parents heaved a sigh of relief and stopped saying those words. At that time, I could almost recite these words and my ears were almost calloused.

I remember last Sunday, when I came home from my hobby class, I found a set of school uniforms that had not been washed. I decided to wash it myself. It just so happens that my mother is at home, so I can try my hands-on skills!

As soon as I said it, I found a basin, filled it with water, put the clothes in the basin, poured in the washing powder, soaked it for ten minutes, then picked up the clothes and rubbed them in the dirty area. Rub it several times and rub it with soap from time to time. Because my hands and soap were both wet, I accidentally dropped the soap into the basin. The soap in the water is like an active little mud carp. As soon as you catch it, it will "swim" forward immediately, so that you can't catch it. This is very troublesome. I used the strength of sucking. I just caught it, but unexpectedly, it slipped out of my hand and ran away again! I swallowed my anger and spent a lot of effort to catch it, and it was finally captured by me.

When I saw the turbid water, I picked up the basin and went to change the water. Unexpectedly, I twisted my foot and fell to the ground. The water also spilled all over the floor. My mother who had just entered the door saw me. With this embarrassed look, he didn't know whether to laugh or cry, and he said, "This little brat of ours can actually do laundry! It's rare, it's rare!" After that, he went into the room with a smile. I was left alone, standing there blankly.

During the Dragon Boat Festival, I was watching "Water Margin" with great interest. Unexpectedly, my cousin came in and was stunned when she saw me. After more than ten seconds, she smiled and said: " No way, I didn’t expect a little brat like you to see this, do you understand?” I raised my head and looked at her, but my cousin smiled and left. This time it was my turn to be stunned.

When I went out, grandma was making rice dumplings. I ran over and said to grandma: "Grandma, I also want to make rice dumplings. Can you teach me?"

"Hey, This is so tiring, you are still young, go and play with your cousin!" After that, he went out to help again.

I left angrily, thinking in my heart as I walked: You adults just look down on me, isn’t it because I am young? Now, I really want to shout so that people all over the world can hear: I long to grow up!

I long to grow up and not let my parents worry; I long to grow up and make my parents happy; I long to grow up and become the pillar of the motherland. Chapter 3: Selected 800-word excellent essay on "I Really Want to Grow Up" for the second grade of junior high school

I am a rural girl with very good grades, but I don't long for going to high school or college. I just long for growing up quickly. Da: When I grow up, I will work to make money, repair my collapsed house, cure my father’s nasty back pain, and send my sister to that glorious school.

I grew up in a poor family, but my parents’ love made me feel very happy. When I was doing my homework, they almost never watched TV in order not to affect my study; I had a bad appetite, so they always tried their best to get me something delicious; when I was unhappy, they would try their best to make me laugh. Yes, my parents love me more than they love themselves.

Every summer is the busiest and hardest time for parents. The poisonous sun scorched the earth and smoked, but they were still working in the fields. I could only squat in front of the door, holding my chin in my hand, silently watching the busy figures of my parents. Suddenly, my father's left foot went weak while he was working, and his right leg also knelt down. When I saw it, my heart felt as if it had been severely whipped by a whip, and I hurried to my father. Big beads of sweat were seen on his face, and his lips were biting tightly. I know that his back pain has returned again. I begged and asked to help him work, but my father's stern eyes told me that he would not agree. "I want to help you." I still didn't give up. "No, go back to the house quickly!" Dad shouted sternly. I was extremely disappointed. Why can't I help dad? The reason is that I didn't grow up. I asked to help my mother with the work again, and my mother stroked my head and said lovingly: "Good boy, you are so bad, go into the house." I had no choice but to go home. At this time, I wished I could turn myself into a cloud to shield my parents from the scorching sunshine. I really hate how old time moves so slowly, making my poor parents tired and miserable year after year.

My family is too poor and cannot afford for my sister and I to study. My father was very cruel and asked my sister to drop out of school, but he continued to let me study. I clearly saw the red eyes of my parents, and my heart was broken. This is all for me! But I can't do anything for this impoverished family---Part 4: Selected 800-word essay on I really want to grow up in the second grade of junior high school

My dream is to grow up quickly. Whenever I Looking at the white hair of my parents, and every time I look at their haggard faces, I want to grow up quickly.

I want to grow up quickly and repay my parents for their upbringing with a warm heart. I used my hands to help them cross the roads, and used clean water to wash their wrinkled hands and feet. I wanted to use clean water to brush away the aging of their skin.

I want to grow up quickly. Growing up, my parents were up early and stayed up late all day long. I thought it was a selfless dedication, but only today did I understand: They have conditions. Although there are conditions, they are also sincere conditions. Their conditions are to let me study hard and get into a good university in the future. School, this not only allows me to have a better tomorrow, but also allows me to honor my ancestors.

I want to grow up quickly, develop a good career, and let my parents live in a comfortable house. I don't want to repay my parents with formal dress, but I want to repay my parents with my sincere heart. As the saying goes, "filial piety lies in substance, not in appearance."

I really want to grow up quickly and use my youth to be grateful to my parents. Make their faces less haggard, make their expressions less disappointed, and make their hearts less hurt. There is a saying that goes like this: "The crow has the grace to turn back the breast." Even animals know how to be grateful to their parents when they grow up. We humans should be like them. If we work, we should work without forgetting our parents. When your parents miss you, come back to see them occasionally, no matter whether you are busy at work or not; when your parents can't see you, occasionally call them to say you are safe; when you anger your parents, try your best to stop them. Peace of mind. Classmates, an inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time.

Our parents are older than us and will gradually leave us one day. Therefore, please don’t let your parents down. There is no regret medicine in the world. Take every step of your life well. From today on, I will not let my parents down, in order to reduce the fine wrinkles on their faces. It is our parents who gave us all life, and we want our parents to live a happy and comfortable life.

That’s it, so I really want to grow up quickly to repay my parents for their upbringing. Parents! You are the creation of my life, you are the beacon of our life. I want to grow up quickly and not let my parents look disappointed.

Students, do you think you can help your parents live a happy and comfortable life? Do you think you can repay your parents for their upbringing? Do you think your parents are the creation and guiding light of your life? If you think you can, do it. Chapter 5: Selected 800-word excellent essay on I Really Want to Grow Up in the second grade of junior high school

Adults always say a sentence in detail: "It would be great if I could go back to my childhood!" I am I don’t understand, is childhood really so worth remembering? I asked my mother: "Why do adults want to go back to childhood?" "Because in childhood you can rely on your parents and enjoy a wonderful campus life with your classmates and teachers without worries.

People grow up After getting married, you have to worry about your work and your relationship. After you get married, you have to worry about your children, you have to work to make money, and you have to tutor your children in their childhood. How wonderful it is! If my mother could go back to her childhood, I would like to have a few more gray hairs!" Mom replied with a smile. But I don't think so, because I want to grow up quickly and live independently. You see, as a baby, you have to go to kindergarten, and when you are 6 years old, you have to go to elementary school. There are endless homework, endless lectures, teachers’ nagging and parents’ worries. It’s really unbearable. What a great adult, you can freely choose your own lifestyle, but your parents are always in charge. The most important thing is that as an adult, you can spend money as you like. You see, if you like a car or a house, as long as you have money, it is not a problem. Children are constrained by their attitudes. Everything they do must require the consent of adults. Everything is controlled by adults and they have no freedom.

Therefore, my biggest wish is: I will grow up quickly! They say that what you think about every day is what you dream about at night. That night, I had a dream, and I dreamed that I became an adult! In the dream, I was married and had a child in primary school. I have to get up at 6 o'clock every day to drive my children to school. I have to finish work before 6 o'clock and pick up my children to go home. When I get home, I have endless housework to do, and I lie on the ground tired. But I still have to cook, and after eating, I have to read homework, tutor, sign, and endorse my children. It was already 11 o'clock after the children had taken a bath, had a late-night snack, finished homework, and went to bed, and I hadn't had any rest yet. I still had to clean, lock the doors and windows, and write a good work report. After finishing all these, I almost breathed my last. It was 1 o'clock before I lay down on the bed to sleep. But I have to get up at 4 o'clock in the middle of the night to check on my children, wipe their sweat, and hand them water, which makes me exhausted..."

It's time to get up and have breakfast." At this time, I was woken up . Only then did I realize it was a dream. When I looked at the delicious breakfast, I realized that childhood is really the most precious time! We should take good care of and cherish our childhood.

The carefree childhood is really too precious. We should cherish it and do useful things. We should not regret it when we grow up. Chapter 6: Selected 800-word excellent essay on I Really Want to Grow Up in the second grade of junior high school

The days of anticipation are always so long, and the long days are always filled with expectations.

People who bid farewell to their childhood fantasize about giving them another childhood, but those of us who have youth long for growing up, looking forward to having full wings and being able to venture alone under the blue sky. Adults always tell us: "There is only one childhood, and there will be no more after it." But how many people can understand the desire to break out of the youth?

"What's the good thing about growing up?" Contented people gnaw on chicken legs, sniff Coke, click the mouse, and laugh at us for being stupid. "Your generation has everything it wants. There is no shortage of food, drink and entertainment. Even your parents have paved the way for the future. I really don't know what you are thinking!" Yes, what are we longing for?

Under the moonlight, a pair of melancholy big eyes stared at the moon, hoping to find the answer. After a short period of confusion, I found out: because I have dreams and ideals, I don’t want a confused future, let alone a puppet of life. I want to put aside the secular perspective, explore my own future, and create my own world. I long for a tomorrow full of sunshine, hope and love!

I love my innocent childhood, and I love my dreamy future even more. When I see children kneeling on the street begging, I long to grow up and have my own "Hope Project" to rebuild warm families for these orphans; when I see families being torn apart, I fantasize about growing up and having The power to purify the soul.

I long to grow up, but I can’t let go of my childhood. I can’t let go of the interesting things that include the ups and downs; I can’t let go of the innocence, laughter and happiness of childhood. How great it would be if the order of growing up and childhood could be reversed, so that I could enjoy my precious childhood with the joy of my dreams coming true! Unfortunately, this world is too real, and you have to pay to get rewards.

For my dream, in order to pass on love to the world, I have no choice but to say to my childhood: "Goodbye!"

The days pass by, and the expectations continue, and the growth is accelerating.

I grew up in expectation, and I grew up in expectation...