童年的梦是纯真的、美好的，可是很少有人去追求它。在这一点上，我们都不及

Childhood dream is pure and beautiful, but very few people to pursue it. At this point, we do not shepherd Santiago and Spain. <br>San Diego is Brazilian writer Paulo • Geai Luo's novel "The Alchemist" in the hero. He made two of the same dream in which he could find a sum treasure beside the pyramids of Egypt. So he gave up his existing wealth and beautiful love, embarked on a journey to find treasure. He came over to Africa, across the Sahara alone boundless, it has experienced countless hardships and temptations, absolutely determined, and finally came under the pyramid. It found nothing, just as he was already very tired physically and mentally, a robber ransacked, beatings and ridicule, mockery holy princes from the man in the know: they have a treasure box under the mulberry tree next to the home church - this is also the robber's dream, but he did not like San Diego to pursue a shepherd but as a satire of information only. After the return to San Diego, and sure enough under the mulberry tree he found the treasure box. It was a narrow escape after suffering shepherd harvest. <br>Everyone has a brilliant little time to dream - after want to grow up to become scientists, writers, doctors ...... However, as we age, we gradually comply with the standards of secular society, reduce or abandon the primordial dream, becoming increasingly secular world mediocre one. When the road is not flat after all, dreams straight, to overcome difficulties, to overcome the temptation, the key moment there should be adequate guidance, even the shepherd aspiring to get some wealth and love in the desert oasis, also want to stop there, to give up their dream, I met a alchemist thanks to his advice: If you think that this point has been a happy life, right from the start would be very satisfying, but it must soon seek to worry about the loss, giving up due to loss of ideals and motivation , reduced to a thoroughly mediocre, frustrated in pain but in a lifetime. What a profound philosophy! <br>In a sense, the looting mocking him, I think it is a "good man" - he is after all a shepherd to "pointing." Shepherd boy from the air to comprehend the irony baby on the side, this lack of real great friends! Otherwise, I really doubt shepherd boy had the courage to return home. <br>San Diego after going through hardships to find the treasure returns to his hometown story, and gave us such a revelation: your "treasure" is on your side, but you do not go through some hardships to pursue, you will not find.<br>There are more than unhappy things in life, but can not pursue their dreams struggle, life is frustrated and tired soul roots. People living in the world, often due to the fame and fortune of the fetters of foreign objects deviate from or abandon the original target, then I, in fact, the original is no longer I, but wrapped in a package, about the secular, heart full of contradictions and suffering, "I" was. <br>So, the real "me" Where is it? Each individual has a wonderful mind the high standards of the "I", everyone wants to have more "treasures." Think about childhood dream, back to look for it yourself! Otherwise, the older, more could not find the real "I" was.

Childhood dreams are pure and beautiful, but few people pursue it. At this point, we are not as good as the Spanish shepherd Santiago. <br> Santiago is the hero of the Brazilian writer Paul Goeiro's novel The Alchemist. He had two identical dreams, dreaming that he could find a treasure by the pyramids of Egypt. So, he gave up his own wealth and good love, embarked on the journey to find treasure. He crossed the sea to Africa, only across the vast Sahara desert, experienced countless hardships and temptations, determined, and finally came to the pyramids. As a result, he was robbed, beaten and taunted by a robber when he was physically and mentally exhausted, and San Diego learned from the man's mockery that there was a box of treasures under the mulberry tree next to his hometown church, which the robber dreamed of, except that he did not pursue the material as a satirical shepherd, as Santiago had done. When Santiago returned, he found the treasure under the mulberry tree. This is the shepherd's nine deaths and a lifetime through the ordeal of the harvest. <br> Everyone has a brilliant dream when he is young - want to grow up to be a scientist, a writer, a doctor... However, with the growth of age, we will gradually follow the standards of the secular society, reduce or abandon the original dream, more and more become a mediocre member of the secular world. After all, the road to realize the dream is not flat straight, need to overcome difficulties, overcome temptation, the key moment should also have high people point, even ambitious shepherds in the desert oasis to obtain some wealth and love, but also want to stop here, give up their dreams, thanks to meet an alchemist to give him advice: if you think that has achieved happiness in life so far , at first will naturally feel very satisfied, but must soon be because of the loss of the pursuit and trouble, because of the abandonment of ideals and lose the momentum to move forward, completely reduced to a mediocre person, in the pain of frustration but a lifetime. What a profound philosophy! <br> In a sense, the man who ransacked him, I think, was also a "good man" - he gave the shepherd "pointing" after all. Shepherd boy can understand from the cold hot wind baby is around, this is too good! Otherwise, I really doubt that the shepherd's youth has the courage to return home. <br> Santiago after a difficult return to find treasure in his hometown story, but also give us such a revelation: your "treasure" is around you, but you do not go through a struggle to pursue, you will not find. <br> Life has many things, but can not pursue their dreams and struggle, is the root of life frustration and mental fatigue. People live in the world, often because of the fetters of fame and fame and other foreign objects and deviate from or abandon the original goal, when I, in fact, is no longer the original me, but a wrapped in packaging, for the world, the heart full of contradictions and pain of the "I." <br> So, where the real "I" is? Everyone's heart has a beautiful high standard of "I", everyone wants to have more "treasure". Think of childhood dreams, look back to find yourself! Otherwise, the older you get, the less I can find the real "I".

Childhood dream is pure and beautiful, but few people pursue it. At this point, we are not as good as Santiago, the Spanish shepherd.<br>Santiago is the hero of the novel alchemist by Brazilian writer Paul goello. He had two identical dreams that he could find a treasure by the pyramids of Egypt. Therefore, he gave up his wealth and beautiful love and embarked on the journey to find treasure. He crossed the sea to Africa, crossed the endless Sahara desert, experienced countless hardships and temptations, and finally came to the bottom of the pyramid. When he was exhausted, he was robbed, beaten and ridiculed by a robber. From the ridicule of that man, San Diego learned that there was a box of treasure under the mulberry tree beside his church in his hometown. This was also the dream of the robber, but he did not pursue it like Santiago, but used it as a satirical reference for the shepherd. After Santiago returned, he found the treasure box under the mulberry tree. This is the harvest of shepherd's nine lives.<br>Everyone has a brilliant dream when they are young - to grow up to be a scientist, writer, doctor However, as we grow older, we gradually follow the standards of secular society, reduce or give up our original dreams, and become more and more mediocre members of the secular world. After all, the way to realize the dream is not flat and straight. We need to overcome difficulties and temptations. At the critical moment, we should also have the guidance of high-level people. Even when the ambitious shepherd obtains some wealth and love in the desert oasis, he also wants to stop and give up his dream. Thanks to the guidance of an alchemist, if he thinks that he has obtained the happiness of life, it is natural at first I will feel very satisfied, but I will soon be troubled by the loss of pursuit, the loss of motivation to move forward due to the abandonment of ideals, and I will completely become a mediocre, and end my life in pain and frustration. What a profound philosophy!<br>In a sense, the man who robbed and mocked him, I think, is also a "good man" - after all, he gave the shepherd "advice". It's wonderful that the shepherd boy can understand that the baby is by his side from the scornful wind! Otherwise, I really doubt that the shepherd boy has the courage to return home.<br>Santiago's story of finding treasure in his hometown after his hard journey back gives us such enlightenment: your "treasure" is right beside you, but you will not find it without a lot of hardships to pursue it.<br>There are many unhappy things in life, but it is the source of life frustration and mental fatigue that we can't pursue our dreams and strive for them. When people live in the world, they often deviate from or give up their original goals because of the fetters of external things such as fame, wealth and so on. At this time, I am no longer the original me, but a "I" wrapped in packaging, left and right for the secular world, full of contradictions and pain inside.<br>So, where is the real "I"? Everyone has a beautiful and high standard "I" in his heart, and everyone wants to have more "treasure". Think about your childhood dream and look for yourself! Otherwise, the older you get, the less you can find the real me.<br>