沙子和石头英语作文1 Thestorygoesthattwofriendswerewalkingthroughthedesert。Duringsomepointofthejourneytheyhadanargument,andonefriendslappedtheotheroneintheface。 两个朋友结伴穿越沙漠,旅途中二人突然吵了起来,其中一个掴了对方一记耳光。 Theonewhogotslappedfelthurt,butwithoutsayinganything,wroteinthesand:Todaymybestfriendslappedmeintheface。 被打的人感到自己受了伤害,但什么也没有说,只是在沙地上写下了这样一句话:今天我最好的朋友掴了我耳光。 Theykeptonwalkinguntiltheyfoundanoasis,wheretheydecidedtotakeabath。Theonewhohadbeenslappedgotstuckinthemireandstarteddrowning,butthefriendsavedhim。 他们继续前行,看见到处绿洲,他们正打算在那里洗澡时,刚才被打的人不小心陷入了泥潭,开始深陷,他的。朋友救了他。 Afterherecoveredfromtheneardrowning,hewroteonastone:Todaymybestfriendsavedmylife。 等他从几近淹死的边缘苏醒过来后,他在石头上刻下:今天我最好的朋友救了我的命。 Thefriendwhohadslappedandsavedhisbestfriendaskedhim,AfterIhurtyou,youwroteinthesandandnowyouwriteonastone。Why? 他的朋友问:为什么我伤你之后,你在沙子上写字,现在却把字刻在石头上? Theotherfriendreplied:Whensomeonehurtsusweshouldwriteitdowninsandwherewindsofforgivenesscaneraseitaway。Butwhensomeonedoessomethinggoodforus,wemustengraveitinstonewherenowindcanevereraseit。 他回答道:当有人伤害了我们,我们应该把它写进沙里,宽恕的风会把仇恨抹去。而当有人为我们做了好事,我们应当把它刻在石头上,没有风可以将它抹去。沙子和石头英语作文2 Oanyonewilldo。Youwillseethatnotadaypassesinwhichhedoesnotfindsomethingorothertomakehimhappy,thoughhemaybeintearsthenextmoment。Tanyoneofuswilldo。Youwillnoticethatweeksandmonthscanpassinwhichdayisgreetedwithnothingmorethanresignation,andendurewitheverypoliteindifference。Indeed,mostmenareasmiserableassinners,thoughtheyaretooboredtosinperhapstheirsinistheirindifference。Butitistruethattheysoseldomsmilethatwhentheydowedonotrecognizetheirface,sodistortedisitfromthefixedmaskwetakeforgranted。Andeventhenamancannotsmilelikeachild,forachildsmileswithhiseyes,whereasamansmileswithhislipsalone。Isomethingtodowithhumor,butlittletodowithhappiness。Andthen,asanyonecansee,thereisapoint(butwhocandefinethatpoint?)whenamanbecomesanoldman,andthenhewillsmileagain。 Itwouldseemthathappinessissomethingtodowithsimplicity,andthatitistheabilitytoextractpleasureformthesimplestthingssuchasapeachstone,forinstance。 Itisobviousthatitisnothingtodowithsuccess。ForSirHenryStewartwascertainlysuccessful。ItistwentyyearsagosincehecamedowntoourvillagefromLondon,andboughtacoupleofoldcottages,whichhehadknockedintoone。Heusedhishouseasweekendrefuge。Hewasabarrister。Andthevillagefollowedhisbrilliantcareerwithsomethingalmostamountingtopaternalpride。 IremembersometenyearsagowhenhewasmadeaKingsCounsel,AmosandI,seeinghimgetofftheLondontrain,wenttocongratulatehim。Whemerelylookedasmiserableasthoughhedreceivedapenalsentence。Iheneversmiledabit,hedidntevenbothertocelebratewitharoundofdrinksattheBlueFox。Hetookhissuccessasachilddoeshismedicine。Andnotoneofhisachievementsbroughtevenaghostofasmiletohistiredeyes。 Iaskedhimoneday,soonafterhedretiredtopotterabouthisgarden,8whatiswasliketoachieveallonesambitions。Helookeddownathisrosesandwentonwateringthem。ThenhesaidTheonlyvalueinachievingonesambitionisthatyouthenrealizethattheyarenotworthachieving。Quicklyhemovedtheconversationontoamorepracticallevel,andwithinamomentwewerebacktoasafediscussionontheweather。Thatwastwoyearsago。 Irecallthisincident,foryesterday,Iwaspassinghishouse,andhaddrawnupmycartjustoutsidehisgardenwall。Ihadpulledinfromtheroadfornootherreasonthantoletabuspassme。AsIsettherefillingmypipe,Isuddenlyheardashoutofsheerjoycomefromtheothersideofthewall。 Ipeeredover。TherestoodSirHenrydoingnothinglessthanatribalwardanceofsheerunashamedecstasy。Evenwhenheobservedmybewilderedfacestaringoverthewallhedidnotseemputoutorembarrassed,butshoutedformetoclimbover。 Comeandsee,Jan。Look!Ihavedoneitatlast!Ihavedoneitatlast! Therehewas,holdingasmallboxofearthinhishad。Iobservedthreetinyshootsoutofit。 Andtherewereonlythree!hesaid,hiseyeslaughingtoheaven。 Threewhat?Iasked。 Peachstones,hereplied。Ivealwayswantedtomakepeachstonesgrow,evensinceIwasachild,whenIusedtotakethemhomeafteraparty,orasamanafterabanquet。AndIusedtoplantthem,andthenforgotwhereIplantedthem。ButnowatlastIhavedoneit,and,whatsmore,Ihadonlythreestones,andthereyouare,one,two,threeshoots,hecounted。 AndSirHenryranoff,callingforhiswifetocomeandseehisachievementhisachievementofsimplicity