小时候玩跷跷板,身材矮小的我总是被人跷到半空,小伙伴总是羡慕我能高高地飞向天空,我却吓得哇哇乱哭。我明白,想要把对方跷到半空,要么增加自己的重量,要么找个分量轻的对手。惟有双方的重量相当时,玩得最开心了,可以那么一上一下地永远悠闲地跷下去。这是我对平衡的最初认识。刚学骑自行车那会儿,父亲总是告诉我要保持平衡,可我总是平衡不了,跌了不知多少次,也受了不少皮肉之苦。等我真正掌握了平衡,这车也就骑得稳当了。于是,我又明白了一个道理:没有掌握好平衡,是要吃苦头的。 When I was a child, I used to see a seesaw. I was always short-sleeved and I was always envious of flying into the sky. I was scared to cry. I understand that if you want to get the other person in the air, either increase your weight or find a lighter opponent. Only when the weights of the two sides are quite equal, it is the happiest thing to do. This is my initial understanding of balance. When I was just learning to ride a bicycle, my father always told me to keep balance, but I couldn’t always balance, I didn’t know how many times I fell, and I suffered a lot of skin. When I really mastered the balance, this car will ride properly. So, I also understand the truth: If you do not have a good balance, you have to suffer.