我的父亲教会了我What I Have Learned From My Father

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我的父亲教会了我What I Have Learned From My Father（第二名）之二
    Living in this curious world of ours, we learn a great deal from the many types of people we live with. But it is our parents who make the deepest impressions on us. Father, as the head of the family, the person who makes most of the important decisions comes to out minds first. My father has given me a great deal of knowledge---things I would have never received otherwise. This respected and dignified figure who brought me up-from babyhood, through childhood, to adolescence-this same person has had great impact on my life by teaching me, basically, how to live and how to enjoy life. My father is like an immense storehouse of knowledge and experience. He encourages me to make the best of what I have, to try my best to achieve my goals. He often said, “there is no such thing as luck. No one is a born loser. Anyone can succeed  as long as he has the will power to do so.” My father’s words inspired confidence. I remember one time when I was gloomy and pessimistic because I had gotten low grades on my tests. My father also knew about this and he told me, “life is one long trial. If you can not face these little obstacles, how can you conquer the challenges that lie ahead? Nobody’s perfect. I will be proud of your efforts as long as you try your best. Don’t give up!” this little admonition really shook me up and I started to tackle my challenges with zest and confidence. Everytime I had to do something, I would tell myself--- “give it your best shot!” because with my father’s love and encouragement behind me, I know I can do anything! In this turbulent world of ours, anything can happen. That is why it is so easy for anyone to stray from the right path of life. My father always felt that the basic principles of life were courage, honesty, loyalty and confidence. He lived by these principles and taught me to do the same. I have tried my best to use the knowledge I learned from my father, and though I have not succeed very well, I know that as long as I cling to these basic principles, I can walk on the path of life confidently, without any fear of being lost.
 

我的父亲教会了我What I Have Learned From My Father（第三名）之一
     This happened on a typical evening. I returned from school and pushed the door open. “what are we having for dinner, mom?” I shouted. “roast pork, and some beans.” “Oh, no! all that yucky stuff again! Why don’t you cook beef stew. Or something “more delicious?” My father, then, walked into the kitchen. “you spoiled little kid,” he began, “do you know what we had when we were your age? We never had meat except for new year’s or other festivals. For snacks, we had plain sugar instead of chocolate bars. We………”
“O.K., Dad, you don’t have to repeat it all over again.” I pied. And we started dinner. As father picked up his chopsticks, he went on telling his old story again. “you know how lucky you are, son? When I was a student, I had to clean the manger every morning. After school, the first thing I did was feed the cow. In the summer, I worked in the rice patty  under the blaring sun. and in the night, I had to guard the sugar cane field in total darkness. Can you imagine those hardships? No, you can’t. you live in an of prosperity, your parents provide you with everything, all you have to do is study, you can never understand how it is to be poor and hungry,” there was silence. Could I understand? “imagining” it is easy, but understanding is really something else. Though I seemed to have neglected his works, there were times when I really did ponder over what he said. The younger generation is far better off than the generation before. Many an afternoon I took a taxi home with my father, and he would chat with the m8iddle-aged drivers about their hardships. None of them would deny that in the Taiwan of the 1960’s. the economy, the living standards everything was incomparable with what we have today. They would shake their heads and sigh. Times have changed. As to the younger generation, some are really spoiled. I change buses at Chung-men road every day, a place very close to the well known “His-Meng ting”. Across the street, I often see the spoiled children of a rich society youngsters dressed in weird clothes (or “clothe” may be the better word) pass by. They hang around all day long wasting their parents’ money. They go to movies, dance, nothing else. Perhaps they may be referred to as parasites of the future society. But I shall never become one of them. Because of my father’s experiences, I understand that there is such a thing as “hardship” and that the elders who love us are merely hiding it from us. I am willing to take on any that I may encounter. I am just too eager to work hard. If I am ever appreciated in this world, I owe it to my father, so let me end this piece by saying, “dad, I love you! Your son has understood, and shall never disappoint you!”

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