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Overcoming Loneliness through Self-Growth and Kindness
 
As the sunset, the afterglow of the sun spread over the earth. On a long road ahead, a fourteen or fifteen-year-old girl dusted off her shoulders and walked forward with a firm and determined step.

The reason why the little girl can keep moving forward is not that she has grown wings and hardened her wings, but because she has a heart that can conquer loneliness. After countless experiences of being tormented by loneliness, she has accumulated enough experience to endure it. This shows that when one is lonely, one needs even more to be tempered.

Hero Zheng Chenggong led millions of troops to venture across the sea, but how many people know the loneliness in his heart? Living in a foreign land, carrying the hopes of the people and the expectations of his family, how much pressure did he face? But he still tightly grasped the steering wheel, leading hundreds of ships across the ocean. He knew that every meter he sailed would bring him closer to the other side of hope. His success tells us that when we feel helpless and alone, we should not give up easily. We should take one step at a time.

Mother Teresa, the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, lived in a place where the only electrical appliance was a telephone. She had only three sets of clothes, and she gave everything to the poor, the sick, the orphans, the lonely, and the homeless, but kept the greatest loneliness to herself, with no children in her lifetime. Her greatness tells us that when we are lonely, we should not forget to sympathize with others who share the same feeling. We should try our best to help them and experience the unique happiness that comes with enduring loneliness.

Life is like this: the more you care, the more it bullies you. When you are alone, it is easy to feel sorry for yourself. By focusing on self-growth and opening our hands to help others, let us feel the joy of conquering loneliness and experience the power of kindness during our toughest times.

Under the moonlight, in the jungle, even though there is no one around, I feel the confidence growing within me. It is a spirit that never gives up and fights against the storms of life, pushing me forward!
     
 
 

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