Without pain, life will lose all its luster, not to mention happiness. When pain strikes, don't refuse, don't be afraid, learn from those strong sands, bite the pain tightly, and you will turn it into a beautiful pearl. Pain is the sacred temper of human beings.
At the age of 39, Wu began to write The Scholars. At that time, his life was extremely poor. He lives by buying and selling goods, pawning clothes and giving alms to friends. It is very cold in winter, and there is no fire to keep warm at home. When writing a book at night, it's unbearable cold. He will invite some friends to run around the city in the moonlight to keep warm. In such a difficult three years, Wu completed a 330,000-word magnum opus The Scholars. Poverty is not terrible, what is terrible is doing nothing. So we saw a dazzling pearl. ]
Cao Xueqin was poor and ill in his later years. When he was in the Xishan forest in Beijing, he "built a rafter bed" and "the whole family often took credit for eating porridge and wine." Under such difficult circumstances, he still diligently wrote A Dream of Red Mansions, read it for ten years, and added and deleted it five times. It is really "every word is like blood, and ten years of hard work is extraordinary." A Dream of Red Mansions has become a brilliant masterpiece of China's classical literature and a treasure of the world's culture and art for more than 100 years ... [Plus: If Cao Xueqin can't stand the painful training, can he become a pearl of the past? [These three punctuation marks quoted locally in this paragraph should be put in brackets]
Look, these people succeed because they work hard. Do you want to be a precious pearl, or do you want to be that humble sand forever? In fact, the difference between the two is only a short period of time, and it will pass after a while.
The force of water drops on the eaves can be ignored, but it can penetrate the stone; Gong Yu is old and weak, and his descendants are weak, but he dares to fight the majestic Taihang and the prince of Wu. ]; The rabbit jumped fast, the tortoise climbed slowly, and the tortoise broke in the race. [The example of Yu Gong moving mountains should be put behind. ]
This seemingly incredible thing, because of the support of perseverance, has become a fact [plus: I believe that as long as there is perseverance, I can survive and become a pearl].
In this life, if you want to achieve something, you must persevere and make persistent efforts. This is well known, but not many people can really do it. Can you resist the temptation of material desires, the drive of utility and the attraction of amusement? Can you endure years of hardship, ten years of cold window, or even a lifetime of hard work? Some people shrink back and have to give up halfway. Some people are discouraged and have to give up all their efforts. Some people are exposed to the cold and have to (yes) accomplish nothing. Only the persevering take firm steps, never look back, and finally bathe in the glory of victory. Therefore, as long as you are willing to persist, you can survive and become a pearl. Isn't it? ]
"Those who travel a hundred miles are half ninety", and those who persist to the last moment are winners. Don't stop because of the slightest difficulty. Hardship is a test on the road to success, isn't it? [This paragraph is changed to: "Difficulties and hardships, Yu Cheng." As long as you bravely accept the painful challenge and have persistent perseverance, you are also a beautiful pearl.