I have been wondering for a long time about what I can
write in my next blog, but all the ideas I had come up with were too general.
Fortunately, something occurred to me when I was having a shower this morning.
In our hostel Labrador, there will always be mosquitos
in bathrooms, if you are lucky to be the first person in your living room to
take the shower, then you can enjoy the shower with more than ten mosquitos.
The idea “learn from the mosquito” occurred to me just
at the moment when I was trying hard to kill mosquitos. Actually I myself also
think this idea sounds pretty funny and crazy, and don’t be so serious about
what I have written.
What I observed was that when I was trying to kill
them, they became extremely vigilant and moved very quickly. In addition, their
destinations were always coverts which were hard to find them, or high places
which will not be wetted by water.
So what we can learn from these?
Be vigilant, especially when there are dangers. A lot
of people always lack awareness of dangers and they don’t know how to protect themselves
properly. Just like the mosquito will fly to a covert to avoid being found or fly
to a high place to avoid water, we need to figure out what are beneficial for
us and what may do harm to ourselves.
Keep struggling and never give up. Even such a small
mosquito can struggle so hard for surviving, and then there is no reason for us
to find excuses every day for giving up.
Mosquitos are not lovely, they carry virus, drink our
blood, and almost nobody likes them. However, we can still learn something from
their behaviours.
It is interesting to learn something from mosquito. I am also surprised that there are so many mosquitoes in your dormitory, maybe you should try to use pesticide.
ReplyDeleteYanni this is very interesting piece. We can ALWAYS learn from everything around us, if we only look and reflect. The mosquito is so tiny, yet humans are so afraid of it - why? Is size power?
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