Take Li Shizhen for example. At that time, the imperial examination was prevalent, and doctors were considered as a hopeless profession. Li Yanwen hoped that his son would embark on the road of imperial examination. Urged by his father, Li Shizhen was admitted to a scholar at the age of fourteen. However, he was not interested in the imperial examination and lost three times. From then on, he decided to practice medicine, study medicine and stop taking exams. However, he did not succeed in studying medicine as he did before, but achieved amazing success.
In the long-term medical practice, Li Shizhen has cured many incurable diseases, accumulated rich medical knowledge and become a famous doctor. Thirty-three years old, was later recommended to work in Beijing Taiyuan Hospital. He didn't like the cigar smoke of officialdom, so he quickly resigned and returned to his hometown.
In the process of practicing medicine, Li Shizhen studied many medical works assiduously. He feels that there are many shortcomings in the pharmaceutical works of past dynasties, which need to be rearranged and supplemented. Therefore, he is determined to compile a new and perfect pharmacological work.
In order to compile this book, he visited Henan, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Anji and many other places. Wherever he went, he humbly sought advice from drug farmers and other working people, collected drug specimens and collected folk remedies. Many people helped him enthusiastically, and some even gave him the secret recipe handed down by their ancestors. In this way, he learned a lot of knowledge that was not in books, and also got a lot of drug specimens and remedies.
Li Shizhen started writing at the age of 35. He spent 27 years, consulted more than 800 kinds of books, and finally wrote a new pharmacological masterpiece "Compendium of Materia Medica" after three large-scale revisions. At this time, Li Shizhen was an old man of 6 1 year.
In fact, examples of this kind of casual effort and gain can be seen everywhere in our lives: we grow up slowly with our parents' tireless nagging, and we always think that parents' persuasion and persuasion are useless, but we still listen to it again and again anyway; I know that learning is a hard job, but I will still devote all my spirit and study hard in the trembling of my parents and the unremitting efforts of my teachers. I thought all this was no big deal. However, if we grow up, or when we handle the affairs around us with ease, we will find that what has always been considered nonsense is actually the golden rule, and it is obtained unconsciously. This is the remuneration paid in the past year.
No pains, no gains. We live in this sentence, and we should follow it. I hope this sentence can inspire each of us.
Do you know Plowing and Harvesting? Edison, a great thinker, once said: A person's success is 99% diligence and one point genius. Indeed, Mo Wen harvested, but asked about farming. Many scientists in ancient and modern times, at home and abroad, did not rely on talent alone, but on diligence to achieve success. Perhaps, diligence is important, but talent is also essential. However, most scientists are not outstanding prodigies when they are young, and they have achieved something through their own efforts. There are countless examples of this. Such an example can't help but remind me of my efforts in study. Think about it, it's hard to say what efforts have been made in all aspects of learning. Usually, I am very active and like to play. Only the task assigned by the teacher is completed as a task, and then everything will be fine. Sometimes you don't even finish the task. I have never taken the initiative to study hard. How can I achieve something? I believe that as long as I have perseverance and perseverance, I can do even the most difficult things. "Nothing is difficult as long as you put your mind to it." I understand all these reasons, but I just put them into action. I regret that my grades have plummeted this semester. I'm really ashamed. I'm sorry. I failed only two courses in my study. I worked hard, didn't my grades go up? The eternal truth "No pains, no gains" lingers in my mind. Without spring ploughing, how can there be autumn fruits? It is even more obvious to recall what others have learned well. Learning is a lamp, and effort is oil. If you want the lamp to shine, you must refuel!