In 1958, a little girl was born at the eldest sister's house in Shandong, and no one expected that she would be Liu Min, who was later known as the "most beautiful general". Despite coming from a military family, this tenacious and stubborn little girl showed an extraordinary passion for dance from an early age. Even when the people around her laughed, she didn't mind and danced her body to the music.
In order to dispel her parents' concerns about learning dance, Liu Min not only practiced dance hard, but also used her spare time to read all kinds of famous poems wildly, laying the foundation for future stage performances. She has participated in many stage performances, but what really made her passionate and diligently pursue was the warm invitation to the first Chinese dance competition "Taoli Cup".
Just when Liu Min was preparing for this fate-changing game, misfortune struck. She was seriously injured during rehearsals, and doctors warned her that if she insisted on competing, she would risk being paralyzed. For a dancer, paralysis is tantamount to more pain than death. However, Liu Min did not choose to retreat, but persevered despite the injury, and perfectly interpreted his dance dream with perseverance and perseverance.
At the age of 20, Liu Min joined the Central National Song and Dance Troupe, and since then he is destined to form an indissoluble bond with dance. But the test of fate is far from over, and even greater tribulations follow. During a performance, she accidentally fell from a 3-meter-high stage and fell unconscious on the spot. After waking up, Liu Min was in pain all over his body and even coughed up blood, but he still dragged his stump on stage, just to live up to the audience.
She once said: "Dance is my life, for the stage, I can go out." This dedication to seeing dance as his life has allowed Liu Min to gain numerous honors: a national first-class actor, a major general of professional technology in the armed police force, and a national artist of both virtue and art...... Under her new identity, Liu Min did not stop there, but devoted herself to the cause of dance education.
As the director of the Department of Military Arts and Dance in Beijing, Liu Min personally taught and carefully cultivated batches of dance stars. She often donated generously to all the proceeds from her performances to underprivileged students. She treats her students as her own, not only in her dance, but also in her life. The students affectionately call her "Mama Liu".
In the eyes of ordinary people, strong women with successful careers often give people a sense of domineering, but people who are familiar with Liu Min say that she is gentle, virtuous, and considerate in life. She is a model wife to her husband, who cooks delicious meals, sews clothes by hand, and even decorates the house with her own screws.
Liu Min used his life to interpret what it means to love and fight to win. For the dance dream in her heart, she can be desperate and move forward bravely even if there are thousands of difficulties. It is precisely with this kind of hard work and tenacity that Liu Min has achieved a legend: from an unknown little girl to a well-known dancer, and then to a high-powered general. And the most touching thing about her is that her pure heart has never changed, and she has always warmed everyone around her with sincerity and love.
I think Liu Min's life tells us that dreams are never something that can be realized by sitting and talking. Sometimes, you have to pay a price that is unimaginable. But as long as you are willing to fight for your dreams, life will bloom with the most brilliant colors. Even if you fall, stand up without hesitation, because you have a firm direction and an indelible fire of faith in your heart.
Maybe you and I are not Liu Min, but we can all be like her, roll up our sleeves and work hard, not for anyone, just for our own life without regrets! Are you ready to make your dreams?
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