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Qin Shihuang's Mission

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What’s the mission of an ordinary person? Why great men in history can be engraved on people’s minds? That’s because of their missions which were different from those ordinary people. Qin Shihuang's mission is to unify the seven countries and establish the Qin Dynasty. Sima Qian in Han Dynasty, he devoted all his life to write the Historical Record. As a general in Song Dynasty, Yue Fei contributed a lifetime to fight against the country Jin. The mission of Chairman Mao is to lead Chinese to build a new China—the People’s Republic of China. God gave them sacred missions, while are those ordinary people supposed to own their missions? Obviously yes! Everyone is born with his mission, although there exists some difference. As ordinary …show more content…

This is the first mission for us since we were born. Mother has to be a pregnant for ten months and then risks her life to give birth a baby while father usually has to be responsible for the whole family. They bring up the child for about 20 years. However, they become older and older as you grow up day by day, feel lonely after you left home and one day they will be too hoary and old to support themselves. As a Chinese poem is concerned “The tree wants to be still—but the wind is blowing; the son wants to show his appreciation—but his parents have gone.” Therefore, So, we should cherish the time with our parents and return them before they have gone. This is the most important mission for a …show more content…

That's true. However, those people with low-education but successful are very a few, because there is no rule that has not its exceptions. Nevertheless, I think people with higher education are not sure to succeed while the further development of successful people who lack education will be limited by education. What’s more, the success is not equal to money. The development of people who succeed in money but do not receive good education is unbalanced. Money may make some of these people more ignorant, and even do something harmful to the society. The rich of one man is a trifle, and the wealth of a group of people is a blessing. One's lack of education will not hurt the important essentials while a group of people lack education is the misfortune of

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