The teachings of the ancients-life is like a blink of an eye, it is a lightning Shi Huo. Time is running out, so we should encourage ourselves with diligence. Indeed, life is short, so we should work hard as early as possible, and don't idle away our time. If you hold a book and study hard at the window earlier than others, you will become a talent earlier than others, but you can also realize your ambition earlier, so that you can answer one more question than others on the test paper of life in your limited life. Don't leave too late, so that you can live to be old with a blank picture of youth and a sigh.
When Lu Xun's children were studying, they carved the word "early" on their desks, reminding themselves to do everything early. From then on, he struggled all his life. We should learn from Mr. Lu Xun, do everything early, sometimes later than a moment, and then try to turn it into a moment of smoke. Scott arrived at the South Pole later than Amundsen? Amundsen lived for thousands of years-the first man to set foot in the center of the South Pole, and Scott? Spend the rest of my life regretfully and bury myself in the snow because of lack of supplies. If Zweig hadn't written his life for him, several people would have known his name. If Scott had set out a month earlier than Amundsen, perhaps the hero today would be Scott instead of Amundsen. Therefore, everything should be done early.
"Smelling chickens and dancing" has created a Zu Ti that strives to serve the country. He can do this because he gets up early every day and practices hard. Goethe once said, "If you want to do great things, you must start at a young age." Therefore, we should not only get up early and practice early every day, but also make up our minds early. The proverb "A day's plan lies in the morning and a year's plan lies in the spring" tells us that it is always good to do everything early. Although sometimes we do things a little earlier than others, we can't indulge in "a little earlier". Don't forget that there is a proverb that doesn't say, "Mo Daojun leaves early, and there are more early pedestrians." Really?
Tomorrow after tomorrow, there are so many tomorrows. It reminds us that we should do things early, and if we don't do them late, we will accomplish nothing. Sometimes we always want to do one thing later, but in the end we put it off and did nothing. Why don't you want to do it as soon as possible? Why not leave as soon as possible?
Earlier than an instant, later than a flick of a finger, the benefits are thousands of miles away. This is not unreasonable. The sooner you do everything, the better. In order to answer one more question than others on the test paper of life, let's start early