Teacher, I praise you! You are like a candle, burning yourself silently and pointing out the way for us in the vast sea of ??learning. Teacher, I praise you! You are like a mulberry tree, giving silently. If you don’t have the character of a mulberry tree, where can you get the spirit of the spring silkworm? Teacher, I praise you! You are like a hard-working gardener, carefully nurturing the flowers of the motherland so that these flowers can grow vigorously.
"The spring silkworms will not run out of silk until they die, and the wax torch will not dry until it turns to ashes and tears." ”This is a famous line from Li Shangyin, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. Don’t our teachers also have this kind of spirit? The teacher has trained me from an ignorant child into a student with all-round development of morality, intelligence and body. How much hard work and sweat the teacher has condensed here! Teacher, you have given me My knowledge has given me strength and the courage to overcome difficulties. Teacher, I am forever grateful to you!
I wonder if you remember that it was after school one day and it started pouring rain. I didn't bring an umbrella, and I was very anxious when I saw other students going home in groups. After a while, I couldn't wait any longer, so I ran home in three steps. Suddenly I heard someone calling my name. I turned around and saw that it was you! You called me over and sent me home: "How could you?" Why don't you hold an umbrella? You'll catch a cold!" Although this sentence was kind and harsh, I still felt warm in my heart. When I got home, before I had time to ask you to come in and drink a cup of hot tea, you had already disappeared in the wind and rain.
Teacher, I praise you! I praise your hard work, your selflessness, and everything you have done for us.
