Your situation conforms to the old saying: use books and hate less. But there is also a proverb: nothing is difficult in the world, I am afraid that there is a will. If you are young, it is not too late. As long as you are willing to study, consult people around you with an open mind and have a good understanding of adults, you will soon gain a lot of useful cultural knowledge.

I have a grandfather who didn't go to school for a day. /kloc-join the army at the age of 0/8. He studied hard in the army, read newspapers and kept a diary. After demobilization, he became a teacher and learned abacus. A few years later, he can not only speak and write, but also calculate. Later, he was recommended to be an accountant in the county food company until he retired.

You know Helen Keller. She was born deaf, dumb and blind. Learning is impossible for ordinary people, but she overcame many difficulties and later became a famous American writer, educator and philanthropist.

There are too many similar stories above, which shows that hard work pays off, and learning is no exception.

Efforts can be made in the following aspects:

1, buy books and insist on self-study. Start with the basics. If you don't understand, you can ask others. A person who loves learning won't refuse. You can also check your mobile phone.

2. Make friends with people who are knowledgeable and love learning. As the saying goes, getting close to Zhu Zhechi is subtle, which is very helpful for your study and improvement.

If you want to improve your cultural level, you can sign up for an adult education remedial class. Studying after work can quickly improve your knowledge and get a degree, which is very helpful for finding a job in the future.