三、信息还原
I was looking at an apple seed in my hand. This tiny seed could grow into a big tree that produces thousands of apples. And thousands of apples, each with several seeds, could in turn grow into new trees that also produce countless apples. So why isn't the whole world covered with apple trees? 1.
E
And most other seeds never do—or are destroyed early in their growth.
I placed the apple seed on the table and stared (盯) at it. 2.
D
How many times must they try to make a seed grow? How much effort does it take?
3.
B
The seeds of your dreams do not grow by themselves. Like planting an apple tree, it may take many tries. You may feel worried, stressed or even want to give up.
4.
G
And after that, others will call you lucky—though you have probably failed more
times than you can count. But you are good at failing: you learn, you change, and with new wisdom you try again. And again. And again. Until one day, success is yours.
I picked up the apple seed once more. I took an empty flower pot, added some soil, and planted the seed. Maybe one day it will grow into a tree. 5.
A
A. And I'll never know if I don't try.
B. Maybe it is just like your dreams.
C. This time I didn't throw the seed away.
D. I thought deeply about how people grow apples.
E. It is a rule of nature that only a few seeds grow.
F. Apple trees need much sunlight and water to grow well.
G. But if you keep planting the seeds of your dream, one day you will succeed.