议论文摘抄600字（Argumentative paper extracts 600 words）.doc

议论文摘抄600字（Argumentative paper extracts 600 words） One: take your own path Go your own way, and let others say it, comes from the long poem, the divine comedy, by the Italian astronomer Dante. I think this quote is true, and I agree with it. There is a little story: once upon a time, there was an old tribe who discovered a jungle early, and many people went in and tried to get out of it. But the young people never went out, some didnt even come back. From then on, no one dared to enter. Many years later, the chief of the tribe picked two young, young men from the tribe to get the job done - out of the jungle. They left the chief and set off. When they came to the jungle, they parted ways to find the way out. The first young man walked along and found a path full of footprints. He looked like a lot of people walked by. So he walked along the path... Walking down the second youth also found this path, but he wanted to think, to did not like the first man to walk the road, and turned the direction, and open up a road, eventually walked out of the jungle, obtained the success. This little story, I read three years ago, only by memory, I recall may be wrong, but meaning is the same, all tells us a truth: with to go his own way, dont geared to imitate others, ultimately is not bad for you. Some people, for the sake of convenience, copy other peoples homework, and in the exam, rely on the method to achieve success. Actually, we have a lot of these people around us. In 1904, in the third modern Olympic marathon in st. Louis, the first fake champion of modern Olympic history -- Fred lutz of the United States. Fred lotz was in the lead at the start of the game, but after running 12 kilometers, he got a leg cramp and had to give up the game and get back to the playground. After driving 17 kilometers, he felt his strength restored and he got out of the car and ran back to the stadium. Fred cheated to win the championship, lost his integrity, and eventually lost the championship.