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For a long time, these four seemingly simple Chinese characters contain the persistence of Chinese civilization for thousands of years, and the repeated emphasis on this profound accumulation highlights the firm attitude of grasping, grasping and constantly grasping. "To master any job, you must have this long-term patience and endurance.
As the People's Daily commentator's article "Positioning Benchmarks to Do Good Things" said: "A good style of work is not to be hung on the lips and written on paper, but to be internalized in the heart, reflected in the practice of solving problems and manifested in long-term actions.
The allusion of "long working hours" comes from Huainanzi? Human training. Around 130 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered Liu An, king of Huainan, to compile Huainanzi. Legend has it that many scholars and scholars gathered in Lu 'an at that time to compile and revise this classic. Among them, a scholar named Tao Rong looks for a stone outside his home every day and chisels it into a circular stone circle.
Then shoot an arrow with a bow, trying to shoot the arrow through the stone circle. At first, he didn't get a good result. However, he did not give up, but kept practicing every day. Gradually, his bow and arrow skills became better and better, and the number of arrows hitting stone rings gradually increased. He has been sticking to this project and spent a lot of time and energy.
Doing good deeds for a long time means working hard and practically around a firm goal, with long-term perseverance and perseverance. Lv Kun, a thinker in the Ming Dynasty, wrote in "Groans": "Doing things like beating, shaking the big and destroying the strong. Be sure to start slowly, see the merits for a long time, and work hard. If you make a mistake, you lose first. "
It means that doing things is like broadcasting. Don't be eager for quick success, but take a long-term view, step by step and make long-term efforts. The word "Jiu" appeared at least in the Eastern Han Dynasty, indicating that after a long period of time, for example, Cui Yuan, a writer in the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote in his motto: "Perseverance will make the fragrance last for a long time." If virtue can persist for a long time, it will be like flowers.