When I was a child, what fascinated me most was my home. For young me, it is so high. Outside the door is a magical world, and inside the door is a warm harbor. I pushed it curiously and went out. I saw the blue sky, white clouds, red flowers and green trees with bright eyes, the vicissitudes of life and the ups and downs of the red sun. Back in the door, I enjoyed my mother's silent love, my grandmother's nagging and my family's kind care.

Time goes by, time flies, and I grow sturdily with the passage of time. Standing in front of my eyes is the pale yellow school gate. It is a little rusty, and there is a strong iron lock on the door. The short and strong chain firmly locked the high iron gate. Every morning, my classmates and I are holding hands. With the rising sun in Ran Ran, we jump into the gate. We are the flowers of the motherland, teachers diligently impart the pollen of knowledge to us, and we enjoy swimming in the ocean of knowledge. As the sun sets, with the afterglow of the setting sun, we walk out of the school gate with a full load, and the red sunset glow accompanies us home.

Now, I have opened my heart. I observe the world with my heart and feel life with my soul. I made friends of my own age by virtue of my own truth. My sentimental personality urged me to capture the true feelings of those scenes, and I was moved one by one. When others are in trouble, I will enthusiastically lend a helping hand; Whenever I get happiness, I will share it with others. Of course, I also learned to be grateful. I want to thank my family for their warmth and deep love. I want to thank my teachers for their hard work. I want to thank, thank my bosom friend, let me experience the purest friendship. In a word, this door of mind has taught me to discover love, taste love, create love and pass on love.

Life is a long road, but I don't know how many unopened doors there are on the road I haven't traveled. Inside the door, I am eagerly looking forward to seeing everything outside. I'm in the door. Do you know how uneven and dangerous this road is? I once asked myself this question. However, I will shout at the sky: "I can!" " "Yes, I know that this road may be full of difficulties and obstacles, but I am confident and optimistic. I will stick to it and will not be impressed by difficulties. The benevolent is not worried, the wise is not confused, and the brave is not afraid. I will eventually become the embodiment of the benevolent, the wise and the brave. I will go through all kinds of hardships until I open the door. The squeak when I open the door will bring me the joy of success and help me embrace the light outside.