Our country has a civilization history of 5,000 years. In history, there are many famous celebrities and great men. Looking back at history, behind these successful people, the word "diligence" is inseparable.

Ouyang Xiu, a famous litterateur in Northern Song Dynasty, was one of the "Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties" in China. He was brilliant since childhood, but due to his poor family, Ouyang Xiu didn't have pen and paper to practice writing. Mother Zheng taught Ouyang Xiu to practice calligraphy with grass instead of a brush. Ouyang Xiu knew that the "writing brush" was hard-won, worked hard to practice calligraphy, and finally became a good hand.

Some people say; "Clever without learning equals a fool." If you don't study hard, you will waste your life. As the Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci said, "Laziness will destroy people's intelligence." We can find such an example from Fang Zhongyong: Fang Zhongyong has been brilliant since he was a child, and he can be said to be a child prodigy. However, neither he nor his father realized the importance of diligence, so Zhong Yong didn't study hard, which ruined his beautiful life.

Only diligence can shape talents; Only diligence can change life; Only diligence can be outstanding: only diligence can create value; Only hard work can succeed; Only hard work can overcome difficulties. Because nothing is difficult in the world, if you put your mind to it.

Song Lian was a famous writer in the early Ming Dynasty and was praised by Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The reason why he is called "the head of civil servants" has a lot to do with his diligence; Song Lian likes reading since he was a child, but because his family is poor, he has no money to buy books for Song Lian. Song Lian is smart and diligent. He borrows books from people who have books to copy and returns them after copying. No matter whether it is spring, summer, autumn and winter, whether it is cold or hot, even if the ink is frozen into ice and his hands can't bend, he still insists on studying diligently. This also laid the groundwork for him to become a famous writer. As an adult, he "learned from the teacher" everywhere, worked hard, and finally cast his own "first of the founding civil servants."

Einstein once said, "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration." Yes, diligence makes a talent, genius, fool? The answer is no, no! Only diligence can accomplish what ordinary people can't do, do what others can't do, and create the most perfect diligent person.