Kai-Fu Lee 196 1 was born in Taiwan Province Province, and 1998 received his doctorate in computer science. After working at Apple for six years, he joined Microsoft on July 1998. In 2005, he joined Google as global vice president and president of Greater China. Google left in 2009 and is now the chairman and CEO of innovation works.
Kai-fu Lee once said: University is the key stage of life. This is because this is your last chance to receive a systematic education in your life. This is the last time you devote yourself to building your own knowledge base. This may be the last stage in your life where you can spend a lot of time studying, or it may be the last stage where you can have high plasticity and concentrate on enriching yourself. This may be the last time you learn how to be a man in a relatively tolerant and ideal environment. Kai-fu Lee's fourth letter to college students, "Four years of college should be spent like this", made me wake up from ignorance and hope to grasp my future and destiny.
In these seven letters, Kai-fu Lee repeatedly mentioned and told us the importance of honesty, initiative and daring to challenge himself with his own experience, and also summed up his own conclusion: whether a person is successful or not is not just the level of IQ, but the balance among IQ, EQ and spiritual IQ. We will not live alone, whether in college or in our later career. We need to communicate with people who are familiar or unfamiliar. We need to treat others sincerely in order to gain their trust and respect. There will be no pie in the sky. If you want to succeed, you must take the initiative, create opportunities when there is no opportunity, and seize opportunities when you see them. Seize the opportunity may not be successful, but how can you succeed if you always miss the opportunity? Believe in your potential. When you really do something, it may not be as difficult as you think. Don't be afraid to try for fear of failure. Success always favors those who dare to challenge themselves.
Kai-fu Lee's seven letters have inspired me a lot and made me understand how not to waste college time, but it still takes a lot of effort to do it, but I believe in myself. Finally, I want to write down what Kai-fu Lee gave to college students in China:
Your time is limited. Don't waste it living other people's lives.
Don't be fooled by creed, blindly following creed is living in other people's lives.
Don't let anyone's point of view drown out your inner voice.
Above all, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. Your heart and intuition know what kind of person you really want to be, and everything else is secondary.