A scientist said: There are two kinds of animals in the world that can climb to the top of the pyramid. One is an eagle, the other is a snail. The eagle climbed to the top of the pyramid with unremitting flight and the snail with tenacious crawling. How happy they are when they look down! Besides external factors such as wisdom and opportunity, hard work and perseverance are the main reasons for a person's success. Whether it is a gifted eagle or a snail with average qualifications, if you want to climb to the top of the tower, you must have one thing-diligence. As long as you are diligent, even snails with average qualifications can climb to the top of the tower; If you are lazy, even a gifted eagle can only flap its wings.
Diligence makes perfect, and diligence makes up for it. Diligence can make up for a person's lack of brain and mind. Making friends with laziness, even if it is easy, is nothing; Making friends with diligence, even if it is very bitter and tired, can lead me to success.
When I think of the fabled Hao Han bird, I still feel a little cold. When Hao Han bird died, it sang: The cold wind froze me to death, and I will build a nest tomorrow. There is also a lazy man in the fable who is too lazy to turn the pie around his neck, only eats what he says, and finally starves to death in vain. This is really the sorrow of lazy people! It goes without saying that people compare hardworking people to flowers and lazy people to dirt.
I dare not claim to be diligent, but I am by no means a lazy person. In life, I'm always used to relying on my parents for everything and not paying attention to details. For example, my parents often ask me to clean up my house, but I always take the trouble to do it. In my study, I lack endurance and hard-working spirit, and I need the supervision and encouragement of my parents. But I consciously do what I like, such as reading, practicing calligraphy and keeping a diary.
I am well aware of my advantages and disadvantages in life and study. I can't learn from that poor bird, but I want to learn from the diligence of the eagle and the diligence and tenacity of the snail. There is an ancient poem that says well: the sword front comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold. I firmly believe that as long as I work hard, work hard and persevere, I will definitely enjoy the beauty like an eagle and a snail!