Talent comes from hard work

The stupid bird flies early into the forest, and the stupid person learns to become a child. ——Awakening motto

Birds flying slowly take off early, and they will fly into the woods earlier than other birds. Those who are not smart enough can work better than others if they work diligently.

A philosopher said this: If you have the land, you become a farmer; if you have a flock, you become a shepherd; if you own a factory, you become an entrepreneur; if you have money and wealth , but the opportunity to choose, then you are a real rich man.

If you want to be a true rich man, you need to seize the fleeting opportunity. However, the opportunity only takes care of those who are diligent and prepared. After all, "diligence is genius, diligent knowledge, diligence and wisdom, and diligence creates opportunities."

It is important to have a person's talent, but the most valuable thing is hard work. Diligence can make up for it, and diligence is the work of the day after tomorrow, which can make up for the inadequacy. Look at the story of the famous scholar Zhang Xuecheng of the Qing Dynasty:

When Zhang Xuecheng was a child, he was not a smart child. His memory was very poor and his body was very thin. When I was at the age of school, my parents sent him to private school, and other children endorsed the book, and soon they would be familiar with it; while Zhang Xuecheng was very hard to read, he couldn’t read a few words in one day.

Every day after school, other children are playing happily, and Zhang Xuecheng has reviewed the lessons of the day over and over again.

The father saw his son learning so hard, tired every day, and his heart was anxious and uncomfortable. Relatives and friends saw Zhang Xuecheng sigh and said: "This child is born with poor intelligence. When he grows up, there will be no big success." The second chapter Xuecheng heard this, and her heart was particularly sad.

But Zhang Xuecheng is not discouraged and does not feel discouraged, insisting on reading every day. One day, he read a book called "Book of Rites" with a paragraph on it: "A person can do it, he has a hundred things; a person can do it, and he has a thousand. If you can do this, though you must know, Although soft, it will be strong."

It means that someone who learns once can learn something, learn it a hundred times by himself; what others can learn ten times, learn it a thousand times. If you can really do this, then stupid people can become smart and powerful.

Zhang Xuecheng felt that these words were very consistent with his own situation, and decided to do so in the book, to spend more time and hard work than others, so that he is smart and powerful. Since then, he has studied harder.

After a long period of hard study, Zhang Xuecheng not only improved his academic performance, but also gradually enhanced his intelligence, and he also explored a good learning method.

In his spare time, he read many works by famous ancient thinkers, and he tried to be diligent in his studies. Later, he wrote a very famous historical work, "History of Literature and History."

This story tells us that the truth is simple: diligence is a good training. The same is true of Guo Moruo’s experience:

Guo Moruo is a well-educated writer in the history of modern Chinese culture. He was the dean of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and has made important achievements in literature, art, historical archaeology, ancient philology and many other aspects. But few people know that behind his great achievements is his hard work and hard work.

When Guo Moruo was in the first year of the National Primary School, the teacher told the history lesson "The Sixteen Kingdoms Spring and Autumn". There are many Hu people's names. Like the names of foreigners, it is very difficult to remember. Therefore, the name of the person became a history class at that time. "Break the road."

In order to overcome this difficulty, one day, Guo Moruo asked a good classmate to hide in a dark self-study room. The two men studied hard and played the game until they passed the whole history textbook and went out of the house. .

In the days that followed, even during the annual holiday, Guo Moruo did not release his notes and read hard every day. During the one-year annual leave, he read the "Historical Records" written by Ma Shiqian of Taishi Company from beginning to end, and analyzed, revised and evaluated one by one, and wrote notes alongside, even in "Baiyi Biography" He was found and corrected during the reading process when he was wrongly explained by the previous generation. For some of the incisive remarks and rare materials, Guo Moruo regarded it as a precious treasure. He spared time and energy to copy the whole paragraph with a brush and put it on the desk to read it at any time.

Even in his later years, he was nearly eighty years old. When he was writing the research work "Li Bai and Du Fu", his vision was diminished. He still insisted on writing himself.

Visible, can come from hard work. A person is talented, but he does not work hard, can not make full use of his ingenuity, and ultimately can not become talented, just like Fang Zhongyong, who knows women and children. There is no talent and no effort in time and space. In the end, adults are no different from ordinary people.

On the contrary, even if you are a little qualified, as long as you are willing to work hard, everything will be done with all your heart and soul. If you are not afraid of setbacks, you will have hope and eventually will achieve something.

Mei Lanfang, a famous Chinese opera performer, once said: "I am a clumsy learner. I don't have enough genius to study hard." In fact, he said nothing.

Mei Lanfang went to the teacher to learn the drama when he was young. The master said that he had a pair of dead fish eyes, gray and sluggish. He was not a material for learning, and refused to accept him.

However, the lack of talent did not make Mei Lanfang discouraged and discouraged, but instead made him more diligent. He feeds the pigeons, looks up at the sky every day, keeps his eyes on the flying pigeons, and pursues them; he raises the goldfish, looks down at the bottom of the water every day, his eyes follow the goldfish that swims, and traces the shadows.

After years of unremitting efforts, Mei Lanfang's eyes have finally become like a clear autumn water, sparkling, veins and affection.

It can be seen that diligence is a sail, which makes people smooth on the road to success; diligence is the backing, so that people can walk steady and every step on the road to success; diligence is the beacon of the sea, illuminating the road to success.

Diligence can be a good training, and can come from diligence. Any success is inseparable from hard work. As long as we work diligently, we will surely reach the other side of success. Of course, the diligence here is not to bow down, but to do it, that is, you can create opportunities for success. In other words, a good method and your own hard work can make you achieve yourself.