[Junior High Textbook 2] - Super Reading - Tiered Reading Weekly Plan

Author: Zheng Xiaolong
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Through thick and thin, we sing a song. A seed grows into a towering tree, and it undergoes many trials. The same is true for a person's growth—it is full of twists and turns. The story of growth is rich and diverse. We all want to create a brilliant life, realize our life's value, and taste the joy of "sailing straight to the clouds across the vast sea." So, how is growth considered successful? What is the key to life's success? Some say it lies in the spirit of striving upward and never giving up; some say it lies in the integrity of being impartial and awe-inspiring; some say it lies in the courage to break through obstacles and lay down one's life for justice; some say it lies in the talent to seek innovation and excellence and to do good deeds.
Growing up also brings many worries. Whenever we hear the song "Little Boys, Few Worries, Sunlight Shines…," a sense of inexplicable loss and melancholy fills our hearts. It is precisely because of these worries that we become more mature and ultimately achieve success.
God's prescription: Since the number of believers in Him is declining, God decided to increase His popularity. So, He transformed into a white-coated doctor with a stethoscope around his neck and a red cross box on his shoulder—yes, He decided to practice medicine.
That day, God went on a house call. When He returned, exhausted, Nurse Rani handed him four medical records. The diligent God took them without hesitation and examined them—
Number: 1
Name: Wu Zhiqi
Symptoms: Often feels lazy and weak; lacks competition awareness and sense of crisis; prefers an empty mind with nothing in it; highly nearsighted, only sees the present, not the future; colorblind to ideals and ambitions, only recognizes eating, drinking, and having fun.
God shook his head and wrote a prescription—
Formula: Inject tiny doses of "small victories" daily to stimulate his desire nerves, gradually increasing the dosage over months, then stop. Read "How the Steel Was Tempered."
To avoid: Reading Yellow Dragon philosophy, listening to bluegrass jazz.
God turned to the second one—
Number: 2
Name: Wu Zhengqi
Symptoms: Enjoys taking advantage of others, becoming money-focused, only caring about personal gain; uses his authority for power and money deals; enjoys scheming and petty rivalries; breaks rules and plays petty tricks.
God frowned and wrote—
Formula: Take five "Legal Awareness" capsules and five "Moral Education" tablets daily. If the effect is insufficient, administer severe "physical punishment."
To avoid: Insufficient dosage of medicine or inadequate intensity of "physical punishment."
God turned to the third page—
Number: 3
Name: Wu Yongqi
Symptoms: Hesitant and indecisive, often resulting in headaches; afraid of drawing attention, always doing things secretly, with severe "fear of light" syndrome.
God smiled bitterly and wrote—
Formula: Take two grams of Korean ginseng daily to boost his fire energy; three bags of the "Trial" brand instant powder daily, supplemented by "social activity" injections.
To avoid: Being a lone wolf, reading horror novels and watching horror movies.
God rubbed his puffy eyes and saw the name of the last patient, "Wu Caiqi," and couldn't help but burst into anger, writing in large letters:
Stop whining without illness. Go home and read more books! Books are the life root of Wu Caiqi.
Just as he finished writing, God fell asleep at the desk, dreaming of his youth. In fact, he had suffered from these four illnesses when he was young too. But because he kept striving, he had become the God he is today!
A person's success cannot be achieved without ambition, integrity, courage, and talent. And not everyone is born with them. Only through effort and relentless pursuit can life shine, life be perfect, and life be successful.
—Excerpted from "Reflections After Reading 'Three Locust Trees'"
After reading the above, you must have felt something. Write down your thoughts or what you want to say at this moment in smooth, flowing prose. Record these, and they will definitely become a valuable treasure in the future.