"Distance produces beauty" seems to be an eternal truth.
On a clear and bright night, we look up at the sky. What catches your eye is the seemingly flawless star twinkling in the Milky Way, and its beauty evokes too many reverie. In fact, everyone who flies to the star knows that it is just a planet composed of rocks and gravel whose environment is worse than that of the earth.
Indeed, I do not deny that distance can produce beauty, but what I want to say is that "distance produces beauty" is not comprehensive.
Newton, do we know him? Some people may say that we admire his success. Is that all? It is clear why he finally stopped his firm pursuit of science and turned his energy to theology after his lifelong exploration, which seems to run counter to science. People are sighing and abandoning him. Did the great men of his time really lose their authenticity? I don't believe it. Maybe we should go into his heart, eliminate the distance between us and him, and experience his great wisdom-he suddenly realized that the universe is big, so we don't have to care about people's complacent little wisdom. The deeper we explore, the more we can appreciate the profoundness and impenetrability of science.
Dreams bring comfort to our hearts, but often returning to reality is only more emptiness and disappointment. In the face of learning, we sigh. Sometimes we fantasize about the arrival of the notice from Tsinghua Peking University, and we jump for joy. But the distance of that dream seems too far away from us, so the goal can only be realized if it is based on reality.
Once upon a time, literature experienced several ups and downs. China is an ancient civilization with a long cultural history. Literature is the mother of our spirit. As descendants of Chinese children and dragons, we should feel loved and nourished in our mother's arms. Because literature can make us full of confidence, keep us naive and willful, cheer us up, and cheer us up mentally and physically.
Friend, distance doesn't necessarily produce beauty, sometimes it will blur our eyes and make us unable to see the world clearly. It might be interesting to look closely.
Lushan needs to take a closer look at its Qingxi strange rocks and colorful caves and rocks.
The wheat field needs to be carefully examined, and the ears of wheat are full and falling;
Life needs a close look, the beauty of sunshine, the singing of birds and the smiles of passers-by.