Sima Guang cherishes time story shorthand?

Sima Baiguang Sima Guang, who was diligent in his studies, was a famous politician in the Northern Song Dynasty of China, and he was also a great university scholar at that time. The historical work "Zizhi Tongjian", which has been passed down through the ages and has far-reaching influence, was compiled by him. When Sima Guang was a child in a private school, he always thought that he was not smart enough, and he even felt that his memory was worse than that of others.

In order to train his memory, he often spends two or three times more time memorizing and reciting things in books than others. Whenever the teacher finished talking about the things in the book, the other students could recite them after reading for a while, so they ran out to play. Sima Guang stayed alone in the school, closed the window, and continued to read and recite carefully until he was so familiar with the book that he could close the book and memorize a single word.

He also used all his free time, such as when he was riding a horse or when he couldn't sleep at night, to meditate and think about the content of the text. Over time, he was not only able to memorize what he had learned, but also had a better and better memory, and he never forgot what he learned when he was young. Because he studied meticulously and diligently since he was a child, he laid a very solid foundation for his later writings and speeches.

Sima Guang persevered in studying and writing all his life, often forgetting hunger, thirst, cold and heat. The place where he lived, apart from books, had very simple furnishings: a board bed, a coarse cloth quilt, and a pillow made of logs.

Why use logs for pillows? It turns out that Sima Guang often reads late at night, and when he is tired of reading, he will sleep for a while, but when a person sleeps, he has to turn over, and when he turns over, the pillow will roll to the side, and then his head will touch the plank, so that when it vibrates, the person will wake up. So he immediately put on his clothes, lit a candle, and went to read.

Later, he saw the log pillow as something thoughtful and gave it a name, "Police Pillow". It was with this spirit of never being complacent and never slacking off that Sima Guang and his assistants spent 19 years compiling the <> of "Zizhi Tongjian".

Marriage is stupid and modest.

There is an important secret to Lu Xun's success, which is to cherish the moment. 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 affect his studies, he must make precise schedules. In Lu Xun's eyes, moment is like life.

Americans say that time is money. But I thought: time is life.

If you waste other people's moments for no reason, it is actually tantamount to killing people for money. Therefore, Lu Xun is most disgusted with those who "run around in the east all day long, sit in the west, and talk long and short", when he is busy with work, if someone comes to chat or gossip with him, even if it is a very good friend, he will unceremoniously say to others: "Alas, you are here again, there is nothing else to do?"

In the Han Dynasty, there was a man named Sun Jing, who was diligent and studious since he was a child, and he went from night to night every day, in order to avoid sleepiness, he tied one end of the rope to the pillar of his hair, and the other end was tied to the beam of the house. During the Warring States period, there was a man named Su Qin who wanted to do a great career, so he studied hard. Whenever he reads late at night, he always likes to nap.

So, while he was napping, he stabbed his thigh with an awl to lift his spirits. The story of Sun Jing and Su Qin touched future generations, and people used "hanging beams and thorns" to express the spirit of hard study.

The famous mathematician Chen Jingrun cherished the moment, and he once drew up a work schedule for himself to make full use of every minute and second of the 24-hour day. Even when he was walking on the road, he was reading and memorizing, and this is how he mastered the words in four foreign languages: English, Russian, French, and German.

When the proletarian poet Mayakovsky wrote in "The Window of Dosta", he worked day and night, his work was very intense, and when he was tired, he often used a large chopping wood as a pillow to keep himself from sleeping too long.

Kuang Heng, whose name is Zhigui, was a native of Donghai in the Western Han Dynasty (the name of Han County, east of Pi County, Jiangsu Province to the sea, and east of Ziyang County, Shandong Province to the sea area). He came from a farming family, and his grandfather and father were farmers for generations. It was passed to Kuang Heng, but he loved to read.

When he was young, his family was poor, and he worked as a hired hand during the day to make ends meet, and only at night did he have time to study. But the family was so poor that they couldn't even light the lamps. The lights and candles in the neighborhood are bright, but they are still shining.

Kuang Heng came up with a way to cut a hole in the wall of the neighbor's house, "stealing" a little light from it, and letting the neighbor's light shine through. And he took the book in his hand and read it in front of the cave in the light.

There is an important secret to Lu Xun's success, which is to cherish time. In Lu Xun's eyes, time is like life. When Lu Xun was twelve years old and studying in a private school in Shaoxing City, his father was sick and his younger brother was young. In order not to interfere with his studies, he had to make a precise schedule.

He once said: "Time, like water in a sponge, as long as you squeeze it, there is always it." "He had many illnesses all his life, and his working conditions and living conditions were not good, but he would not stop until late at night every day.

If someone came to talk to him or gossip, even if it was a very good friend, he would unceremoniously say to them: "Well, you are here again, and there is nothing else to do?" ”

"An inch of time, an inch of gold, an inch of gold is difficult to buy an inch of time. This is a proverb that we have been familiar with since childhood. Whenever we hear this sentence, do we ever think about whether we value our time or not?

Many people say: I "cherish" my time. But have these people ever thought that time flew away from the time they "cherished".

When we were very young, our parents told us stories every day about celebrities from ancient times to the present day. The reason why Li Bai is a well-known big man is inseparable from the fact that he cherishes every inch of time. When he was young, his parents, relatives, and friends all said that he had no interest, but Li Bai did not give up studying because of this, but stayed at home, did not step out of the door, and did not study at home.

When he eats, rests, and even sleeps, he reads because he doesn't want to give up a minute or even a second. In the end, he became a great poet.

So how can you value your time? Then you have to be diligent, don't let the day go by, do something useful every moment, quit some unnecessary actions, so that you will become the master of time, and time will smile at you.

To cherish time is to cherish life, life is very important to everyone, and each of us should cherish time well and create our own life value.

Franklin, Lu Xun, Zhu Ziqing, etc. all cherish time.

Don't compare with the ancients, now these people who are admitted to Tsinghua University and Peking University, which one does not cherish time as if cherishing their own life, when studying, they turn a blind eye to others, I asked them, they said, "If it doesn't matter, you are making money and killing people".