无论干什么,学什么,我都会坚持到底,因为这句话一直回荡在我的耳畔。小时候学跳舞,舞蹈老师总在课前几分钟让我们压腿。开始我很不习惯,看着三尺高的铁杆,吓得腿直哆嗦,好不容易将腿搁在杆上,但腰总是弯不下去,身体贴不到大腿。舞蹈老师见我压不下去,走过来轻轻地把我的后背往下按。说来奇怪,老师这么一按,慢慢地我就压下去了,但身体与大腿中间仍有一大截空的地方。老师一边轻轻地下按,一边小声说:“再努力一点点!”渐渐地,我可以轻松自如地将身体压到贴着腿的地方。 No matter what I do or what I learn, I will persist in the end, because this sentence has always echoed in my ear. Learning to dance as a child, dance teachers always let us press our legs a few minutes before class. At the beginning I was not accustomed to watching three-foot high irons. I was so scared that my legs were straight and I couldn’t put my legs on the pole. However, I couldn’t bend my waist and my body couldn’t stick to my thighs. The dance teacher couldn’t hold me down and walked over and gently pressed my back down. Strange to say, the teacher pressed so slowly that I pressed down, but there was still a big gap between the body and the thigh. The teacher whispered while slamming gently down the floor: “Try harder!” Gradually, I can easily press my body against the leg.