By chance, when I was rummaging through the Internet, I saw the article "A bowl of clear soup and buckwheat noodles", which is the work of a Japanese writer Su Liangping. This article mainly tells a story about New Year's Eve. In the pavilion noodle restaurant in Beihai, Japan, three poor mothers and children only bought a bowl of clear soup buckwheat noodles as their New Year's Eve dinner. After reading "A Bowl of Clear Soup and Buckwheat Noodles", the kind boss not only didn't discriminate against their mother and son, but also put half a bowl of noodles, and encouraged them to refuel with words of blessing when they left. On New Year's Eve the following year, they came again. The three of them are still a bowl of clear soup and soba noodles. As usual, the boss gave them half a bowl more. On the third lunar new year's eve, the boss and the proprietress learned through their mother-child conversation that their father owed money to eight people before his death. For so many years, mother and son have been heavily in debt, and mother has been working outside all day without worrying about food and clothing. The clothes she has visited in noodle shops in recent years are all the same. The two sons went home from class to help their mother with housework, and also sent the morning and evening papers behind their mother's back. That year, they finally helped their father pay off his debts. This year, they ordered another bowl of clear soup buckwheat noodles, and the three of them talked and laughed happily while eating noodles. The noodle shop owner and proprietress eavesdropped on what happened to the mother and son, and their eyes moved. They haven't been here since mother and son said goodbye that year. But every New Year, the boss and proprietress are still waiting for them. Ten years later, no matter how the noodle restaurant is decorated, the second table they once sat on remains the same. Whenever a customer asks about Table 2, the boss will tell the guest the story of mother and son, and everyone will silently pray for the mother and son after listening. 14 years later, on the New Year's Eve, the mother and son came to this noodle restaurant again. After unremitting efforts, the two sons finally made a name for themselves. My brother is an attending doctor in the hospital. My brother works in Kyoto Bank. My mother lived a happy life in her later years. After reading A Bowl of Clear Soup and Buckwheat Noodles, she felt her thoughts after reading it. This time they still want clear soup and buckwheat noodles, but the difference is that they want three bowls. I was deeply moved by this story. A bowl of clear soup and buckwheat noodles has supported the hard work of a family of three for more than ten years. This story touched many customers who came to the noodle restaurant and told us that we would never bow to fate. The boss and proprietress in the article are very kind to mother and son. In the second year, the price of this kind of noodles has risen to 200 yuan, but the proprietress still accepted them 150 yuan, which is still the original price. Also, the noodle restaurant should close at eleven o'clock in the evening, but the proprietress waited until they finished eating. The most precious thing is that every time the mother and son walk out of the noodle restaurant, the boss and proprietress will thank them for coming to the noodle restaurant, wish them a good year and cheer them on. Treat the poor mother and son with their sincere kindness. It is this kindness that has turned into a silent warmth and encouragement, giving the mother and son the courage and confidence to face the future life with a smile. I want to say to this great mother, "I admire you very much." The courage of three people to order a bowl of noodles is precisely because of your strength that your children have the ambition to make progress, which has created the great achievements of the two children today. " This article has given me profound enlightenment: we should study with a kind heart and keep an optimistic and positive attitude in our study. Stand up in adversity, not afraid of difficulties, and strive for progress. As the saying goes, "difficulties are like a spring. Strong is weak, weak is strong. Look at our life now, what we want and what our parents have given us. One bowl of noodles is enough for the three of them. Now we let parents buy whatever they want, and if they are not satisfied, they will make trouble without reason. We should learn from our mothers and sons. To get a little satisfaction is to fill a big piece of desire.