Compared with the vast universe, compared with the world, we are so small. But don't forget that it is this individual that constitutes our society, our family, our country and our world. Buddha said that a leaf is Bodhi. The farmer said that a flower is a world. If we take our life seriously and devote ourselves wholeheartedly to every detail of our life, our world will become beautiful. That's great. I remember when I was a child, I was admitted to high school, suddenly tired of learning, quarreled with my parents, and declared that reading was useless. I ran away from home, too, but I didn't know where to go. I was afraid to go home, and finally I was picked up by my brothers and sisters. My father didn't scold me or hit me. He just looked me in the eye and said to me seriously: Son, a grass tops a dewdrop. Everyone comes into this world. Everyone will have their own position and role. Just as grass can bear the weight of dew and survive strongly, you should also understand that I was born useful. Your parents fully support you, but you still have to go your own way. Think about it and tell me your plan. This conversation gave me a great shock. I was confused before, and finally began to seriously think about how to achieve my life goals. In fact, the real problem is right in front of us. It's no use just having lofty ideals. The gap between ideal and reality can be shortened without my own hands. If I don't have my own hands to create my own life, I may be just a dreamer all my life. My dream will never come true. So as a result, I went to school again and was admitted to a key high school in the county. At that time, reading was the only runway that could take off. Later, my life journey was still ups and downs. Including the emotional journey, it is not smooth. But I remembered my father's words. I was born useful. I spent every minute of my life seriously. I failed in the college entrance examination, came back from my first business trip, found it hard to find a job, fell in love, and was unknown in my current company. I didn't give up any chance to do a good job, even if no one read it, even if others would disdain to watch me work overtime until late at night. For a result, I rummaged through countless books and searched the Internet for information to find the answer. I often stay up late. All my friends said to me, Rick, why bother? Almost done. Why are you working so hard? The company is not yours. I replied with a smile, yes, the company is not mine, but the technology is mine, and the work attitude and quality are mine. If you don't do it, do your best. I will always remember the slogan of Philips where I once worked: Only better is not the best! Step by step, I keep learning and making progress, falling and getting up, getting up and falling. I am competing with fate, and I am also racing with fate. I still like that Taiwanese song very much, and love will definitely win. Life is a gamble. What I have squeezed out is youth, enthusiasm, effort and struggle. I get nothing but success or disappointment. What does it matter? Winning or losing can set off the preciousness and difference of success. If I win, let me share the joy and experience of success with you. If I fail, let me sound the alarm for you. It is also worthwhile to mark the minefield leading to the target. Whether I succeed or fail, my world is equally wonderful and rich. Because I have to pay, because I have to work hard, because I have a story, because I have a bright sword. If I am strong, men should be self-reliant. Men should go to war A grain of sand is a world, and a drop of dew can reflect the brilliance of the sun. Although we are very young, we can use our sweat, wisdom and diligence to create our beautiful world and enrich our rich life. Individuals can make the world bigger, and you can achieve it if you want. Friends, are you like me, working hard for your future silently with sweat?