Life is made up of success and failure (失敗). No one is always successful and also no one is always a failure. So it doesn’t make much difference w 1.___ you are successful or not. The most i___2.___ thing is what you do when you face success or failure. If you lose your heart when you f__3.___ or show arrogance (自大) when you succeed , you’ll never succeed. I___4.__, you should face it bravely, and then your failure can be c__5.___ into success. And you should go on working hard, then you can make great p__6.____.

Why do some people often feel discouraged (氣餒的) t___7.__ they are able to do something? I think there are two main reasons. First, these people don’t have a correct estimate (評估) of themselves. Second, they may take s_8.__ difficulties for big ones.

The word “success” itself has hundreds of definitions (定義). For some it means power. For some it means great achievement (成就). For o___9.__it is wealth . I think it means achieving in one’s work, making contributions (共享) to the development of our country and bringing h__10.__ to people.

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