A hard won example of a celebrity who will be cherished

The story of Lu Xun cherishing time.

There is an important secret to Lu Xun's success, which is to cherish time. When Lu Xun was twelve years old when he was studying in a private school in Shaoxing City, his father was seriously ill, and his two younger brothers were still young. In order not to interfere with his studies, he had to make a precise schedule.

Since then, Lu Xun has been squeezing time almost every day. He once said: "Time, like water in a sponge, as long as you squeeze it, there is always it."

Lu Xun has a wide range of interests in reading and writing, and he also has a deep love for folk art, especially legends and paintings; Because he has a wide range of knowledge and learning, time is very important to him.

He had been sick all his life, and his working conditions and living conditions were not good, but he would not stop until late at night every day.

The story of Edison cherishing his time.

Edison attended elementary school for only three months in his life, and his learning was acquired through his mother's teaching and self-study. His success should be attributed to his mother's understanding and patient teaching since childhood, so that Edison, who was originally considered an imbecile, grew up to become a world-famous "king of invention".

Edison was curious about many things from a young age, and he liked to experiment with them until he understood the truth. When he grew up, he devoted himself to research and invention according to his interests in this area.

He established a laboratory in New Jersey and invented more than 2,000 things in his lifetime, including electric lights, telegraphs, phonographs, motion picture machines, magnetic ore separators, crushers, and so on. Edison's strong spirit of research led him to make significant contributions to the improvement of human lifestyles.

A Successful Life: Lincoln's Inspirational Story.

The story of Lincoln's struggle, young.

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The story of Lincoln's struggle.

In 180 9, in a desolate KFC farm, a baby named Abraham Lincoln was born, who was the sixteenth American**.

Lincoln didn't begin to read letters until he was fifteen, and he had to walk four miles of forest roads to school every morning and evening. He couldn't afford to buy an arithmetic book, so he borrowed it from someone else, copied it down from a piece of paper the size of a letter, and then sewed it together with twine to make a homemade arithmetic book. He studied in the school in the form of irregular classes, and the knowledge was all there"Little by little"。

In total, his formal education lasted only about 12 months. Lincoln's ability to study hard under very difficult circumstances is a sign that Lincoln does not give in to fate, and it is also something we should learn from Lincoln.

When Lincoln was working in the fields, he also carried books with him and read them whenever he had free time. When I eat at noon, I also hold a tortilla in one hand and a book in the other. After he was nominated as a ** candidate, he said:

I was able to achieve this small result because of the knowledge I gained from time to time in the future in response to various needs. I was deeply moved by Lincoln's journey from a poor boy to a statesman who dominated the United States, and the key to his success was to work hard and meet the challenges of life. Lincoln did it, and it worked.

There are no reefs, no beautiful waves, Lincoln's spirit of not yielding to fate is worth learning from all of us, challenging difficulties together, and creating good results.