前车之鉴

我们在生活中都会犯一些不该犯的错误，现在让我们记住这些错误，我们需要学会弥补它们。

这些教训提醒我们，我们再也不会犯同样的错误了。 我记得有一次，考卷上有一道我从没见过的题。 我很震惊。 但我必须学会理清自己的思绪。 我没有紧张，而是冷静地处理每一个问题，这个问题就像无尽的黑暗会把我扔进深渊，我手中的笔就像一道微弱的光，只有克服黑暗，才有无限的光明，最后我在与问题的“生死搏斗”中迷失了方向，所以我的数学不是很好。 有了这次经历，我再也不会犯这样的错误了。 在古代，有一个天赋异禀的孩子，五岁就能写诗。 他就是钟勇。 他本可以成为一个天才，但因为他的父亲有利可图，他把他当作赚钱的工具，没有教他努力学习，以至于他的才能被世俗的奉承所淹没。 但是钟勇的“无面团”和他没有关系吗？ 当然有关系。

如果他不是那么懒，他怎么会掉进那个领域？ 如果他很勤奋的话，他会这么做吗？ 所以有了这次经历，我一定会努力学习。 今年春节的时候，我父母带我去滑雪。 我也很高兴。 当我穿上我需要的滑雪装备时，我真的有点害怕。 我走到雪地里。 我的心很不安。 我父亲一步一步地帮助我，当我到达山顶，看着人群逐渐变成一个点，我觉得腿有点虚弱。 当我从上面滑下来的时候，因为那是我第一次演奏，我没有很好地把握方向，我没有注意到滑下来了。

我没有意识到，在地板上坐了一会儿后，我意识到我摔倒了。 过去的警世故事，第二次，第三次，每一次都比一次好。 最后，我学会了滑雪。 我从错误中吸取了教训，从未失败过。

回顾我犯下的错误，我需要学会改正它们，并从中吸取教训。 在未来做得更好。 这是个警世故事。

We've all made mistakes in our lives that we didn't mean to make, and now let's remember those mistakes, and we need to learn to fix them. These lessons remind us that we will never make the same mistake again. I remember one time when there was a question on the exam paper that I had never seen before. I was stunned. But I had to learn to straighten out my mind. Instead of being nervous, I had to deal with every problem calmly, and this problem is like boundless darkness will drop me into the abyss, the pen in my hand is like a weak light, only overcome the darkness, only then has the boundless light, finally I lost the wind in my "mortal struggle" with the problem, so I didn't do very well in math. I think with this experience, I will never make this mistake again. In ancient times, there was a gifted child who could write poetry at the age of five. He was Zhong Yong. He could have been a genius, but because his father was profitable, he used him as a tool for profit and did not teach him to study hard, so much so that his talents were lost to worldly flattery. But does Zhong Yong's "faceless mass" have nothing to do with him? Of course it matters. If he hadn't been so lazy, how could he have fallen into that field? Would he have done that if he had been diligent? So with this experience, I will certainly study hard. During the Spring Festival this year, my parents took me skiing. I was also very happy. When I put on the skiing equipment I needed, I was actually a little scared. I walked to the snow field. My heart was uneasy. My father helped me step by step, when I got to the top and watched the crowd gradually become a point, I felt a little weak in the legs. When I slipped down from the top, because it was the first time I played, I didn't have a good grasp of the direction, and I slipped without noticing. I didn't realize it, after sitting on the floor for a while, I realized I had fallen. With the cautionary tale of the past, the second, the third time, each time better than a good slip. Finally, I learned to ski. I've learned from my mistakes and I've never fallen. Looking back on the mistakes I made, I need to learn to correct them and learn from them. To do better in the future. That's a cautionary tale.