Now ambitious people often say, "Sparrows know the ambition of swans", saying that sparrows are so small and swans are so big. . However, is this really the case?

God gave the swallows small stature, but he didn't kill their lofty aspirations. Maybe swallows want to fly into the blue sky like swans, but they have no choice because of their own conditions. When it looks at the swan whose beauty is like a sword piercing the air, it will also feel sad, it will feel inferior, it will hate its smallness, it will envy, it will be jealous, and it will try its best not to look at it or think about it. Obviously, my heart ached, I was still laughing, obviously it hurt, and I was still smiling. When the swan flies overhead, it looks at them, closes its eyes and dreams of flying in the sky one day. Dreams are beautiful, but reality is always cruel. When it woke up and opened its eyes to find that it was still a bird, unspeakable sadness came to mind, and it had tasted the taste of crying. . .

"Soldiers who don't want to be generals are not good soldiers." Every bird wants to be a swan, but they understand that "there is no beauty of safflower without green leaves, and it is meaningful to set off the beauty of swan."

God gives everyone the same amount. Swallows are lucky, because they don't get a vigorous posture, but they get an optimistic and lucky spirit. . .

"Does the swallow know the ambition of the swan?" Of course birds know, but they can't practice.

I admire the swallow's strong optimism and even more its selflessness. I hope that in the next life, it can fly high in Wan Li, Cheng Peng. I will applaud it and watch it soar. . . . . . .