使用了被动语态 are created by，突出了“奇迹”这一结果及其背后的主体“坚持不懈的人”。
One day, I noticed a large spider web suspended between the eaves of the backyard. I couldn't help but wonder: Can spiders fly? If not, how did they manage to stretch the first thread across the void of more than a zhang (approximately 3.3 meters) between the two eaves? Upon closer observation, I realized that the spider took many detours. It started from one eave, tied a knot, and climbed down the wall, moving forward step by step with extreme caution. It raised its tail high to ensure the silk did not touch the sand, stones, or any other objects on the ground. After crossing the open space, it climbed up the opposite eave. Once it reached a similar height, it tightened the thread. It repeated this process for every subsequent thread.
Although spiders cannot fly, they are able to weave their webs in mid-air. They are diligent, sensitive, silent, and resilient insects. Their webs are crafted with precision and regularity, spreading out in a bagua (eight-trigram) shape, as if aided by divine intervention. Such an achievement inevitably brings to mind the quiet, reserved individuals and the wise sages who keep their talents hidden. Thus, I have learned this lesson: A spider may not fly, but it still manages to build its web in the air. Miracles are created by those who persist.
有一天，我注意到后院的两道屋檐之间悬挂着一张巨大的蜘蛛网。我不禁疑惑：蜘蛛会飞吗？如果不是，那么从这一头到那一头，中间跨越着一丈多宽的虚空，第一根丝线究竟是如何拉过去的？经过仔细观察，我发现蜘蛛其实走了许多弯路。它从一侧的檐头出发，打结，顺着墙壁向下爬，一步一步向前移动，动作小心翼翼。它高高翘起尾部，确保丝线不会沾到地面的沙石或其他物体上。穿过空地后，它再爬上对面的檐头，待高度大致相当时，便将丝线收紧。之后的每一根线都是如此铺设的。
蜘蛛虽然不会飞翔，却能将在半空中结出网来。这是一种勤奋、敏感、沉默而坚韧的昆虫。它编织的网精巧而规整，呈八卦形状向四周展开，仿佛得到了神灵的庇佑。这样的成就，让人不禁联想到那些沉默寡言的人，以及那些深藏不露的智者。因此，我铭记在心：蜘蛛不会飞翔，但它照样能把网结在空中。奇迹，正是执着者创造的。
"Resolve lies in steadfastness, not sharpness; success lies in endurance, not speed."
"Success is simply standing up every time we fall"
"There is often only a small step between a sage and an ordinary person, yet crossing that step often requires extraordinary perseverance."
"Desire elevates enthusiasm; perseverance levels mountains."
"The camel walks slowly, but it eventually reaches its destination."