Eagle is the longest-lived bird in the world.
Its lifetime age can reach 70. But in order to live such a long life, it must make difficult but necessary choices at the age of 40.
When the eagle lived to 40 years old, its claws began to age and it couldn't catch its prey effectively. Its pecking became long and curved, almost touching its chest. Its wings become very heavy, because its feathers are thick and thick, which makes it very difficult to fly. It has only two choices: fly to the top of the mountain with efforts, practice for 150 days, and experience a very painful process of renewal; or wait for death.
The eagle chose rebirth. It nests on the cliff and stays there. The Eagle first used its pecking to hit the rock until it completely fell off, and then quietly waited for the new pecking to grow out. When the new fingernails grow, they pull out the feathers one by one. Five months later, new feathers grew out.
The Eagle began to fly. To live another 30 years again.
In our lives, sometimes we have to make difficult decisions to start a new journey. We must abandon all the old habits, old concepts and even old experiences so that we can take off again.
In life, we can not expect to be accomplished overnight, let alone once and for all. Only by keeping an eye on the target, refining repeatedly and sticking to the end, can we have the brilliance of the willow and the bright flower.
