Some people say that knowledge is the precious wealth of mankind. Yes, having knowledge is a step closer to success; With knowledge, you can create endless wealth. Therefore, for human beings, knowledge is indeed a valuable asset. However, do you know that tempering is also a kind of wealth?

Mencius said: "Heaven will be a great task for the people of Sri Lanka, and they must first suffer their minds, work their bones and muscles, starve their bodies, empty their bodies, and do whatever they want." Looking at ancient and modern China and foreign countries, which successful person has not overcome countless setbacks and difficulties, and which benevolent saint has succeeded casually without painful baptism? Gou Jian, the King of Yue, endured the humiliation of being destroyed, shouldered the heavy responsibility of rejuvenating the country, endured many unbearable tests of ordinary people, and finally defeated Fu Cha, the King of Wu, and revived his country. Isn't it because he went through painful training? If it wasn't for this kind of training, how could he be like this? Therefore, tempering is also a kind of wealth.

Exercise is a kind of wealth. However, if you don't face it and choose to escape or give up, this kind of wealth will become a heavy burden for you.

Face up to tempering and face it bravely, so as not to let this precious wealth become our burden. No matter in history or today, how many people have stagnated because they dare not face the test? Just like when we were students, how many people gave up or terminated their studies because they failed one or two exams?

I remember when I was a child, my mother told me a story: in the deep mountains, there lived a pair of brothers who lived together. Once, two brothers went out to cut wood and met a wolf. Both brothers were bitten, but finally the wolf was driven away. Since then, apart from chopping wood every day, my eldest brother has studied martial arts hard, while my second brother has never left home. Once, the boss went out to chop wood, and when he came back, he found that the second child had been killed by a wolf and almost eaten up. The boss killed the wolf and avenged the second. Doesn't this story tell us how to face the challenge? If you choose to escape, I think you will wait for failure. On the contrary, you will be better than the boss in the story. Therefore, a correct understanding of tempering is a necessary factor for our success.