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You must be a perfunctory student, and you have to use your real strength to compete.

If you read the book "Who Moved My Cheese", maybe you can get some inspiration.

It's a yes, it's a hair.

Incident 1: The story of shaking hands:

On the first day of school, the great Greek philosopher Socrates said to the students, "Today we will only learn the simplest and easiest thing to do." Everyone flung their arms as far forward as they could, and then as far back as they could.

The students laughed. What can't be done with such a simple thing? After a month, Socrates asked the students:

Which classmate persevered 300 times a day? Ninety percent of the students raised their hands proudly. After another month, Socrates asked again, this time, only eighty percent of the students persevered.

A year later, Socrates asked everyone again: "Please tell me, which of the students persisted in the simplest hand-shaking exercise?" At this moment, only one person in the entire classroom raised his hand. This student was Plato, who eventually became another great philosopher of ancient Greece.

The easiest thing in the world is perseverance, and the hardest thing is perseverance. It's easy because anyone can do it if they are willing to do it; It's hard because only a few people can really do it. Success lies in perseverance, and that's not a secret.

Story 2: Swing every second like a second.

A small newly assembled bell was placed among the two old bells. The two old clocks walked "tick-tock" minute by minute. One of the old bells said to the little bells:

When you're old, it's time for you to work, but I'm a little worried that after you've done 32 million walks, I'm afraid you won't be able to take it. "Oh my God! 32 million times.

Xiao Zhong was surprised, "You want me to do such a big thing?" It can't be done, it can't be done! ”

Another old bell said, "Don't listen to his nonsense, don't be afraid, you just tick every second." ”

Jingling, ding, there was a banging sound at the entrance of the alley. Seeing the figure of the old man walking on the street with a basket on his back, how many people can remember that this is a craftsman selling maltose?

Maltose in the 80s, when supplies were still relatively scarce, and many snacks and snacks were sold by porters carrying baskets. With the development of the times, supermarkets and convenience stores can be seen everywhere, people's choices are more extensive, and the taste of snacks is becoming more and more picky.

The friends of the post-80s generation must have seen it when they were young, and the tinker went to the village to visit the households to make up the pot for others. In the past, people used firewood to cook, the fire was very violent, a big iron pot burned out, and it could continue to be used for a few more years, and it was a virtue to save a lot. Nowadays, natural gas stoves and small wok are basically used, and it is easy to buy another one even if it burns out.

Kitchen knife sharpeningIn the past, craftsmen who walked the streets and alleys, including those who sharpened kitchen knives and filed scissors, had sharpened kitchen knives by their hands. In the past, the scissors and kitchen knives of every household were iron products, which were easy to rust and become dull, so some people rode bicycles and went to the countryside to shout: sharpen the scissors, and the kitchen knife ......

Although the barber industry has not disappeared, it is rare to see barbers on the streets, and some barbers can still be seen in some urban fringes and alleys. The barber industry has mostly been replaced by beauty salons, which can do all kinds of novel styling, not just shaved heads, plucked ears, and trimmed faces.

Blacksmith blacksmith is also a fast-disappearing industry, I still remember rolling hoops when I was a child, go to the blacksmith shop and give a few yuan to make a pair of hoops. With the progress of industry, all kinds of iron products have been mass-produced in factories, and they are also the most affordable, and there is no longer a need for small manual workshops to produce.

What else is missing? Paging stations, BB machines, button phones? The post-80s and post-90s friends have particularly deep memories of the fall of Nokia and the rise of Apple.

Remember the days when you were proud of owning a Nokia, and remember those days when thousands of people lined up to buy apples? In the blink of an eye, it is the era of the rise of domestic brands such as Huawei.

There are still too many things that have disappeared in the endless years, but we don't have to pay too much attention to it, life will continue to be lived, and the sun of the Ming Dynasty will be brighter!

You can use a wall in the classroom that can be placed in the summer without getting cold.