成大事和做小事之間的關系

　　Given is a thought-provoking cartoon: a young guy tells his father that he is a bit worried about disposing of nuclear waste; however, his father informs the guy of a truth: if one can empty the dustbin, he can do anything.

　　Obviously, this cartoon can be naturally associated with the significant relationship between doing small things and undertaking something big: if one intends to undertake greater responsibility, it is advisable for him to begin with small tasks. In contemporary society, it has become a trend for many youngsters to enjoy talking big. In the meanwhile, an increasing number of young people deem it useless to do small things, like cleaning dorms, washing clothes and so on. However, it is small tasks that enable one to build up adequate experience, knowledge and skills to conquer big ones. As a vital part awareness, doing small things brings us power, arouses our sense of responsibility and helps us to be prepared for something big. As a matter of fact, intelligent people in large numbers have come to realize the significance of small success in life, work and study.

　　As a college student, I am convinced that it is of great necessity for us to enhance ourselves by doing small tasks. Accordingly, we should educate, advocate and encourage our friends, classmates and acquaintances to refuse unrealistic "talking big or boasting". Sparing no efforts to do so, we will witness a hopeful and promising future of our life.