There is a memoir about a comrade reporting to Lenin. Lenin approved his plan and asked, "So when will you start?" "Tomorrow," said the comrade. Lenin criticized him and said, "Why not start today? Now! " This shows that Lenin cherished time very much.

2. Crowe cherishes time

A young painter took his works and asked the great painter Connor for advice. Connor pointed out several points that he was dissatisfied with. "Thank you!" The young painter said, "I will revise everything tomorrow." Connor asked excitedly, "Why tomorrow? Do you want to change it tomorrow? What if you die tonight? " This shows how much Connor cherishes time.

3. Churchill worked hard

Churchill, one of the three giants in World War II, worked 17 hours a day on average, which also kept ten secretaries busy all day. In order to improve the efficiency of slack government agencies, Churchill also formulated a system. He put a label "Let's act today" on the walking sticks of those officials who were slow to act.

I haven't been idle for a day

Qi Baishi, a famous painter in China, painted shrimp, crab, chicken, peony, chrysanthemum, morning glory and Chinese cabbage, which are both vivid and lifelike. It is said that one morning at the age of eighty-five, he wrote four banners and wrote poems on them: "Yesterday, I was in a bad mood, and I never painted. I add here that I don't want to take a day off. "

5. Balzac's timetable

Balzac has created more than 90 works and created more than 2,000 different types of characters in his 20-year writing career. Many of his works have become world-famous. His creative schedule is: "From midnight to noon, that is, sitting in a round chair 12 hours, trying to revise and create." Then people proofread from noon to four o'clock, eat at five o'clock, go to bed at half past five, and get up at midnight to work. "

6. Cherish time as gold

Xu Teli 1929 was 43 years old when he went to France diligently. But he is full of confidence and cherishes time like gold, so in less than a year, he first learned French and was able to work in a factory and implement work-study programs.