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Chapter 157

Chapter 16 Section 2 Mike who guards the oak barrel?
Changing the world starts with self-improvement. ? ?

Mike, a black kid, guards the oak barrels at his father's winery. ?
Every morning, he wipes the barrels clean with a rag, and then arranges them neatly in rows. ?
What makes him angry is: often overnight, the wind blows his neatly arranged wooden barrels to and fro. ?
Faced with this situation, little Mike cried sadly.The father stroked Mike's head and said, "Don't be sad, child, we can find a way to conquer the wind."?
So, Mike wiped away his tears, sat by the barrel and thought and thought, and after thinking for a long time, he finally came up with a good way. He went to the well to pick up buckets of clear water, and then poured them into the empty space. in the oak barrel, and then he went home anxiously to sleep. ?
The next day, just after dawn, Mike got up in a hurry. He ran to the place where the barrels were placed and saw that the barrels were neatly arranged one by one. None of them were blown down by the wind, and none of them were blown crookedly. of. ?
Mike was very happy, and he said to his father: "If you want the barrel not to be blown down by the wind, you must increase the weight of the barrel itself." Mike's father smiled approvingly. ?
Mind walk?

Human potential is unlimited. No matter what height you reach in life, there is always room for improvement, so you should constantly improve yourself.After all, there is no smooth sailing on the road of life. If you want to make yourself invincible, there is only one way, that is, to improve yourself.Only by continuously strengthening one's ability can one fight against the wind and rain. ?
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