As the saying goes, "One minute on the stage takes ten years off the stage. If a person is very successful, it is not given by others, let alone falling from the sky. It was his own efforts and diligence. There is no denying that his talent mainly comes from hard work.

Everyone's talent is not born, but comes from their own efforts. For example, Gauss, a German mathematician, physicist and astronomer, loved learning since childhood and made great contributions to the cause of science all his life. However, if he didn't study hard since he was a child, he couldn't become a famous scientific giant. He couldn't have achieved anything without hard work. There are many such examples. It can be said that every successful person studies hard and explores hard.

The key to learning is "willing to learn" and "daring to learn". If your wish is to be an accomplished and talented person, but you are unwilling or afraid to study, you will achieve nothing in the end. In order to prove the existence of radium, Madame Curie and her husband went through hardships and risked their lives. After their diligence and efforts, they finally extracted one tenth of the extremely pure radium chloride and determined it accurately. The existence of radium has been confirmed. What an amazing fact. It was Madame Curie's will and courage that confirmed the existence of radium. Therefore, if you want to be a talented person, you must be "willing to learn" and "dare to learn" from an early age.

Some people say that talented and accomplished people are "geniuses" and "prodigies" since childhood. What's the use of trying harder like us? This idea is wrong. They are geniuses and prodigies, not born, but from diligent study. Diligent study is a prerequisite for becoming a "genius" and a "child prodigy". According to scientists' research, there are differences in intelligence, but only a little.

Genius comes from diligent study, which can be proved by the examples of Newton, Einstein, Edison, Zheng Banqiao and Bai Juyi. Many great men have also made great contributions to the interests of mankind. For example, Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica, which he visited many places, took 27 years to write.

Dickens said, "I reap what I plant." Everyone has the opportunity to become a talent, depending on whether you strive for this opportunity. Talent comes from hard work. We must study hard.

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