The expression "Never, never give up"means to keep trying and never stop working for your goals.Do you agree or disagree with this statement?Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.
Undoubtedly,persistence is one of the most significant factors contributing to success,but I have to say that it will never become useful if you fix it as your general principle,because when encountering different situations and challenges,we need to adequately make some changes in our plans so as to reach a desired goal. So in this topic,I definitely believe that it is necessary to become flexible in many situations instead of being unchanged.I'll defend my position in the next paragraphs.
First,I think "never give up" will sometimes become an embodiment of being stubborn and unwise,for example,many years ago,people always believe that the earth is the center of the universe simply as we are created by God,and it is reasonable for God to put the earth at the center because he loves us,but later with the show up of the truth,most people just easily choose to ignore it and even mocked at it,however, gradually,it is accepted around the world.Obviously the change is triggered by facts,people have to conform to facts instead of plugging their ears in case of hearing truths.
Second,It is inaccurate to regard temporarily stop working toward some specific goals is the representative of giving up,in this day and age,things just changed so quickly,we have the necessities to flexibly change ourselves too.Take myself for example,because of the urgence of reaching a destination, I force myself to finish 3 essays a day,but the result indicates that the method haven't gave me any touchable improvements,I just like a robot to do something according to some fixed codes,but later I changed my plan,I put all my attention to carefully perceive the structure of readings and the syntaxes of my working regardless how many essays I have done in a day,things magically becomes better.
In conclusion,it is not a fixed rule for people to do things conforming to some certain principles,usually it is really important to make changes in our road toward success.
Undoubtedly,persistence is one of the most significant factors contributing to success,but I have to say that it will never become useful if you fix it as your general principle,because when encountering different situations and challenges,we need to adequately make some changes in our plans so as to reach a desired goal. So in this topic,I definitely believe that it is necessary to become flexible in many situations instead of being unchanged.I'll defend my position in the next paragraphs.
First,I think "never give up" will sometimes become an embodiment of being stubborn and unwise,for example,many years ago,people always believe that the earth is the center of the universe simply as we are created by God,and it is reasonable for God to put the earth at the center because he loves us,but later with the show up of the truth,most people just easily choose to ignore it and even mocked at it,however, gradually,it is accepted around the world.Obviously the change is triggered by facts,people have to conform to facts instead of plugging their ears in case of hearing truths.
Second,It is inaccurate to regard temporarily stop working toward some specific goals is the representative of giving up,in this day and age,things just changed so quickly,we have the necessities to flexibly change ourselves too.Take myself for example,because of the urgence of reaching a destination, I force myself to finish 3 essays a day,but the result indicates that the method haven't gave me any touchable improvements,I just like a robot to do something according to some fixed codes,but later I changed my plan,I put all my attention to carefully perceive the structure of readings and the syntaxes of my working regardless how many essays I have done in a day,things magically becomes better.
In conclusion,it is not a fixed rule for people to do things conforming to some certain principles,usually it is really important to make changes in our road toward success.