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发表于 2007-1-23 21:06:45
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236. "Encouraging young people to believe that they can accomplish great things if they try hard enough is both misleading and potentially harmful."
鼓励年轻人们相信只要他们努力就能够完成伟大的事情,这样做不仅仅是在误导而且存在着潜在的危害性。理想和现实之努力篇
Is encouraging young people to believe that they can accomplish great things if they try hard enough both misleading and potentially harmful? I fundamentally agree with this opinion. A contrary view will reveal a narrow and superficial understanding of great things. However, I will caution that extending this proposition too far may risk undermining those objectives.
First of all, achieving great things, or even common things in everyday life, lies in many factors other than trying hard. For example, a comely girl fascinates a boy, and therefore he tries hard to attract her. Unfortunately, the girl does not like him at all. The poor boy will eventually know that even such a common thing as the relationship between two persons cannot be accomplished only by trying hard, letting alone great things like researching new theories, pursing a trade, or leading a country. Other factors, such as other people's help, background conditions, and even luck, might contribute to success. Children who are only encouraged that if they try hard, they will succeed, could not accept failure peacefully, which results in psychological displacement, even social problems.
Furthermore, what children do need is not only encouragement, but help, experience, and method as well. Although children are always full of energy and diverse dreams, they are too green to know how to achieve great things. Children have to learn from learning to eat and walk, towards speaking and calculating. If parents only encourage them to try hard, they will probably fail repeatedly, hurt deeply, especially on the way to accomplishing great things. For example in a war, young soldiers, if true, never get told how to use a gun or shelter in a trench, and are encouraged to try hard to defeat enemies to achieve success, they will be slaughtered without doubting. Therefore, in some special cases, encouragement even is the pernicious to the youth.
Nevertheless, encouraging the youth to believe that great things deserves trying hard is important and necessary. Lacking experience, the youth might often feel afraid of failure and bog on the way to success. In these cases, we should encourage them to try hard with examples, such Thomas Edison, an inventor who has failed more than 1800 times to build a bulb, or Marco Polo who travelled across thousands of miles to reach in east. In addition, we will give them confidence and courage by telling them the fundament history of The United States. There is no denying the fact, with encouragement, one could perform better than ever, which facilitates their achieving great things.
To sum up, encouraging to try hard is necessary to accomplishing great things, while the latter needs far more than the former. Not only should we give the youth encouragement, but also direction and experience.
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