2006 National College Entrance Examination Full Score Essay Special - Fangzhou New Concept

Author: Fang Zhou
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Life is long, and existence is vast. On the journey of life, everyone must find their own place. In the vast sea of life, please give yourself a precise positioning. Look, soaring in the sky, diving to catch sheep—that is the specialty of eagles. Yet the thin and small crow, always wants to display the posture of an eagle, fails to catch sheep and becomes the prey of the shepherd. This outcome is precisely because it did not find its own position. In fact, it is also very beautiful, why must it always envy things that do not belong to it? The crow is like this, and sometimes, how is humanity any different? In life, there are often people who envy others' various things, yet they always overlook their own unique characteristics. In their blind admiration for others, they also suppress their own talents, becoming an ordinary and unremarkable individual. Unaware that "heavenly gifts are always useful," every person is a special individual. God has bestowed upon us unique personalities. As long as we step out of the cage of blindly imitating others, find our own positioning, and our lives will become rich and varied. Walking into the space of life, one vibrant life after another shows us their charm.
The founder of one of the world's largest advertising companies, David Ogilvy, once worked as a salesman, farmed, and served as a diplomat. Later, he moved to the United States while constantly traveling between the European continent. At this time, Ogilvy was full of ambition and had two great desires: to own a Rolls-Royce car and to be granted a knighthood. Every evening, he would come to the House of Commons in the UK, sit in the audience, and listen to others debate, hoping one day that place would also become his own stage. However, one day he suddenly realized that he had lost interest in all of this. He told himself, "This is not for me," and then stood up, leaving the House of Commons with a light and composed heart. After feeling a sense of relief, came the inner anxiety—38 years old, could his life still be brilliant? Soon after, he founded an advertising company, and later he was known as the Pope of Modern Advertising. By finding his life's positioning, David Ogilvy crafted a perfect life for himself.
Let us turn our attention to the Spring Festival Gala of 2005. A group of beautiful girls captivated all the audience with their graceful dance moves. "Thousand Arms of Avalokite?vara" made every Chinese remember their names. Do you know, this very group of girls grew up in a world of silence. Yes, God took away their voices, but they used their beautiful body language to tell people that in this world, as long as you find your own position, you will achieve success!
When it comes to the history of scientific development, there is a name we cannot mention—Hawking. This giant who lived in a wheelchair made it clear to himself that he possessed a more developed brain than others. Yes, he could not roam the world freely like others, but he could use his brain to roam the vast universe. Hawking found his own positioning, and he became a myth in the history of 21st-century science.
Every success, every brilliance, stems from accurate positioning. The perfect lives of the sages of old and the living examples of successful people around us all demonstrate this truth. Friend, life is long, and existence is vast. On the journey of life, everyone must find their own position. In the vast sea of life, please give yourself a precise positioning!
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