Ask Mary Robinson for a speech at Harvard

The 2007 Chinese version really can't seem to be found! I looked for it too.

Do you know how many undergraduates Harvard accepts in China a year, less than 10, and there are about 40 graduate students, and Tsinghua Peking University accounts for 70% (the total number of undergraduates at Tsinghua University and Peking University is more than 20,000, and some people don't know how long they have been preparing). The exam is a foreign test GRE (can't get close to a full score, Harvard doesn't look at your resume), it's best to prepare a year in advance, you can go to Hong Kong to take the test. (The score is no longer the point, you need to be extraordinary, you must be very good, of course, the cow recommendation is also a must, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and above is enough to see) by the way, I also want to ask you if you have money, Harvard graduate school tuition is about 300,000 US dollars a year.

Of course, there's also a chance scholarship, (full award: Robinson Scholarship) Tut-tut, do you know how hard that is? What you need is not good anymore, you want to shine, you have to be like the characters who come out of the book.

Tell your sister Are you still deciding to fight for Harvard, if you are for the result, really give up, the last thing Harvard lacks is people with ideals. If it's for the process, hehe, then what's there to hesitate about?

Treasure your time.

The most precious thing in the world is human life, and God has given everyone a life fairly. This only life, although it is of different lengths, is made up of minutes, minutes and seconds, so we should cherish time as much as we cherish life.

Benjamin Franklin, an American politician and scientist, set a schedule for himself. Wake up at five o'clock, plan your day, and ask yourself, "What good have I done this day?"

8 a.m. to 11 a.m., 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., work; 12 p.m. to 1 p.m., reading, lunch; From 6 to 9 p.m., spend dinner, entertain, examine the day's work, and ask yourself, "What good did I do today?" ”

A friend advised Franklin to say, "Isn't it too hard to do this every day......”

Do you love life? Franklin waved his hand and interrupted his friend, "Then don't waste time, because time is the material of life." ”

It is precisely because of Franklin's cherishing of life and time that he has more time to conduct scientific research, which has helped him achieve extraordinary achievements. One should learn to accomplish more meaningful things in this limited life, and to fill up some of the free time with success. Cherish every minute and every second of the time that flows by you, arrange your life in an orderly manner, and achieve your goals in the shortest time.

If you want to achieve your goals in life, you must seize the present, and you can't stagnate when you feel tired in the process of hard work. Time waits for no one, and time is limited, you can't put things off until tomorrow, what can be done today, don't wait for tomorrow. As Tolstoy said, "There is only one time that matters, and that is now!"

It's important because it's the only time we can make a difference. "We can only live in the present, so we must cherish the present time, work hard in the present, and get things done in time.

Wasting time is the biggest sin, when you don't care about the time that flows by around you at will, you miss not only time, but also opportunities, successes, and your own life! There is no way to turn back time in the world, it will just run past you, the farther and farther. You can only grasp, grasp, cherish, and give yourself a fulfilling life.