Chairman Mao didn't get good grades in science at school. Later, he specialized in literature and history and later became a great man. It is also very important for a country to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses. ?
As we all know, New Zealand's butter and beef are world famous. But many years ago, New Zealand was not famous, nor was it a country that mainly raised cattle and sheep. Later, people found that the climate there was mild and humid, suitable for the growth of pasture. In this way, New Zealand's agricultural type gradually changed into grassland animal husbandry. Today, New Zealand has the largest number of cattle and sheep per capita in the world and is one of the most important animal husbandry countries in the world. It can be seen that we should also apply our own strengths to the construction of our country, find our own strengths, and do our part for the strength of our country. ?
It has existed since ancient times to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses. Today is no exception. The policy of subject division, which is being hotly discussed now, is also discussing whether to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses. Dividing subjects can give us more time to give full play to our advantages, instead of spending the same time studying all subjects. Secondly, people cannot be perfect. A person's energy is limited, it is almost impossible to learn everything well, because his thinking may not be very developed. However, after all, the policy of dividing subjects has advantages and disadvantages. The knowledge in middle school is only a foundation, and it is not a good thing for us to lose some knowledge prematurely. What we can do now is to use its advantages to win the college entrance examination. Similarly, it is common to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses in life. At work, you must first know your own strengths, and then devote yourself wholeheartedly, so as to get the appreciation of your boss; If you are good at singing at parties, don't dance. If you want to be foolproof, you must remember not to do things you are not sure about easily.
Our life is a process of carving. Whether we become Baoyu depends on whether we find our own direction and give full play to our strengths. Each of us dreams of becoming Baoyu, so why not find our own strengths from now on and work hard for early success?