My name is ~~~, from . I am very excited at this moment, and I sincerely hope that I can use the most sincere words from my heart to encourage everyone. The title of my speech is "Grasp the Happiness in the Hands". "Happiness" is a very common word, everyone pursues it. But what exactly is happiness? What does it mean to be happy? I was always confused before. Two days ago, I read an article in "Yilin" - "Gain and Loss". I was inspired and found the answer. The general idea of ??the article is about a spider who has acquired Buddha nature. During her more than three thousand years of cultivation, the Lord Buddha asked her three times what was the most precious thing in the world. She always answered "cannot get it" and "has lost it." In the process of her cultivation, one day a strong wind brought a dewdrop to her spider web. She felt that these few days with dewdrops were the happiest days in her life. However, a strong wind blew the dewdrop away again, and she was extremely frustrated. Later, the Lord Buddha reincarnated her into the human world and became a young lady from an official family, named Zhuer. When Zhuer grew up into a graceful girl, she met Lang Ganlu, the number one scholar she admired. She believed that Lang Ganlu, the number one scholar, was the marriage bestowed upon her by Lord Buddha. But the emperor asked her to marry Prince Zhi Cao, and Gan Lu married Princess Changfeng. She couldn't bear such a blow and was about to die sadly. Just then the Lord Buddha came. Lord Buddha said to her, Zhu'er, why don't you understand that Zhuangyuan Lang Ganlu is that drop of dew, and Princess Changfeng is that gust of wind. It was the Changfeng that brought Ganlu, and it was also the Changfeng that took him away. Ganlu is just an episode in your life. And Prince Zhicao is a grass under your feet. He has admired you for three thousand years, but you have never lowered your head to look at him. Suddenly, Zhuer realized with great enlightenment that the most precious thing in the world is not "not getting it and losing it", but grasping the existing happiness. After reading this article, my soul was deeply shocked. How many of us modern people can look down upon gains and losses, turn ordinary things into happiness, and grasp the happiness in their hands in a timely manner? Nowadays, most people's minds are filled with the spirit of competition, competition, and jealousy. They are exhausted and intrigued every day for fame, fortune, gains and losses. Just imagine what would happen if you got all this fame and money? No matter whether you are an emperor or a general or a high-ranking official, won't your final destination be the same as that of a commoner or a commoner, coming and leaving naked? What's more, how many people can understand the sadness and helplessness behind the glory of those powerful and wealthy people? Just like the now well-known "Pornographic Photogate" incident. Those popular film and television stars, behind their infinite glory, live such a corrupt life. Can you say that such a life is happy and happy? As for many ordinary people, their living conditions are poor and their burdens are heavy. However, their husbands sing and their wives take care of them, and their children are filial. They live in a family relationship where men farm and women weave, and blend harmoniously. They find happiness in the midst of hardship. I always remember what my mother said, "Peace is blessing, tranquility is blessing, ordinary is blessing", so I gave my daughter the nickname "Ping Ping". I just hope that she can seek health in peace, happiness in tranquility, happiness in ordinary life, face gains and losses calmly, and seize the existing happiness in time! I am an operating room nurse. When I go to work every day, I can’t tell the time due to my busy pace. I am often too busy to eat or drink water, and it is common for me to not get off work on time. How many late nights have I been woken up from my dreams by the ringing of the emergency call. No matter it is a rainy night with thunder and lightning or a cold winter with a howling north wind, I have to get out of my warm bed; how many late nights have my lover been away from home on a business trip? But the call for emergency surgery urged me to move forward, so I could only leave my young child at home and rush into the dark night. Whenever I see my daughter crying with tears streaming down her face, my heart aches, but I can only say to her: "My child, my mother is an angel, she goes to save the lives of patients." Under the shadowless lamp, we fight against death. Struggle, we race against time. You have to stand still when your legs are sore, hold on when your stomach is hungry, and hold on when your eyes are sleepy... When we push the patient out of the operating room, we tell his family, "The operation was completed and went well. Now we can send him back to the ward."
", just such a simple and ordinary word, will immediately make the anxiously waiting family slowly relax their frowns, give us a grateful look, a knowing smile, a heartfelt "thank you", every time At this time, the feeling of pride and happiness will fill my heart. I want to thank my profession, which makes me understand that although I lose my own rest time, I gain the health and safety of my patients; I understand that although I have lost the care of my relatives, I have gained the understanding and respect of society. I understand that being ordinary is happiness, and a life of dedication is a happy life! I am an operating room nurse every day. , I can’t tell the time due to my busy pace. I’m often too busy to eat or drink, and it’s common for me to not get off work on time. How many late nights have I been woken up by the ringing of the emergency phone, no matter if there’s thunder and lightning outside. On a rainy night or in the cold winter when the north wind blows, I have to get out of the warm bed; many late nights, my wife is not at home on a business trip, but the call for emergency surgery urges me to move forward, and I can only leave my young child alone. I left her at home and rushed into the dark night ruthlessly. Whenever I see my daughter crying with tears streaming down her face, my heart aches, but I can only say to her: "My child, my mother is an angel who goes to save patients." life. "Under the shadowless lamp, we fight against death, and we race against time. We have to stand when our legs are sore, hold on when we are hungry, and endure when our eyes are sleepy... When we push the patient out of the operating room, we tell the family, "The operation was completed and went well. Now I'm going back to the ward. ", just such a simple and ordinary word, will immediately make the anxiously waiting family slowly relax their frowns, give us a grateful look, a knowing smile, a heartfelt "thank you", every time At this time, the feeling of pride and happiness will fill my heart. I want to thank my profession, which makes me understand that although I lose my own rest time, I gain the health and safety of my patients;