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A zoologist once did an experiment: put a bird in a room, and the house has two windows, one facing the sky outside, which is extremely bright, but the glass is closed; The other door leads to a well-lit room. As long as the bird goes through this window and bypasses the dark room, it can fly out. But the bird stared at the bright window and flew out of it, only to be turned back by the glass window. After the bird hit the wall, it turned around the room twice and rushed to the bright window. And it hit a wall again. After several times, its head bled. It lay motionless on the windowsill and looked at the sky until it died. During the whole process, the bird didn't look at the gloomy window opposite.

Therefore, there is no shortcut to success. To reach a bright future, we must cross the gloomy mileage.

Shakespeare once said: Pyramids are made of stones.

There is no shortcut to doing things. We should move forward step by step.

The opportunistic shortcut is not successful, but it is not necessarily a good thing to choose the right shortcut.

Lenin's mountaineering tells us that it takes courage and perseverance to take shortcuts; The rise of Japan tells us that taking shortcuts can speed up development.

But after all, their shortcuts are all practiced after others have taken detours, so as teenagers, we still have to make steady progress.

In order to make themselves richer, some people choose shortcuts on the road of life and take the road of crime, while others choose detours to lead a quiet life.

There are two roads in life: shortcuts and detours. Although they may lead to the same destination-both are successful, the process is definitely different. When shortcuts don't work, it may be easier to choose detours to succeed.