1) Edison made more than 1,000 inventions in his lifetime. Where did the time come from for these countless trials? It was squeezed out from the extreme tension of often working for two or three days in a row. Later, he kept squeezing out time, so he never ran out of time for experiments. And thus became a scientist. (2) Lu Xun disciplined himself with the motto "time is life" and engaged in proletarian literature and art for 30 years. He regarded time as life and kept writing. (3) Balzac used crazy hard work to write for sixteen or seventeen hours every day. Even if his arms ached and his eyes shed tears, he would not waste a moment of time. (4) In order to make scientific inventions, Edison firmly grasped every "today" and worked for more than ten hours every day. Apart from eating, sleeping, and activities, he had almost no leisure time. Extending your working hours every day is equivalent to extending your life. Therefore, on his 79th birthday, the local said he was 135 years old. Edison lived for 85 years. He had 1,328 invention patents registered with the U.S. Patent Office alone, with an average of one invention every 15 days. (5) Qi Baishi, the master of traditional Chinese painting in my country, insists on painting every day, never stopping except when he feels unwell. When he was 85 years old, after painting four paintings in a row one day, he painted one more for yesterday, and wrote the inscription: "Yesterday there was a heavy storm, and I was restless, so I didn't paint. Now I will make this to make up for it, so I won't have to spend a free day." .” (6), “One day can’t be idle without teaching.” This is the goal of all those who have achieved success. Please take a look at the life course of Lu Xun in the last year of his life (1936). From January to October (he died on October 26), he was bedridden for 8 months. He also wrote 54 essays and other articles, and translated the second part of "Dead Souls" He wrote three remaining chapters and two appendices, wrote more than 270 replies, and showed the manuscript to many young authors. He continued to keep a diary during his illness. Three days before his death, he wrote a preface to a translated novel. Six years before his death, Lu Xun had been living near Hongkou Park in Shanghai. The park was only a few minutes away from his residence, but he had never been to the park. This is Lu Xun who "spent all the time others spent drinking coffee on work."