First, Xu Yuanchong
Xu Yuanchong returned to China at the age of 30. He is Qian Zhongshu's favorite pupil and Yang Zhenning's classmate. There is a sentence printed on his business card: books sell well at home and abroad with white jade books, and poems are translated into English and French. Lao Xu translated countless works in his life. Even when he is old, he likes to translate from 1 1 in the evening to three or four in the morning. The old man has no assistant, can play computer and likes word-for-word translation. At the age of 93, he also set the goal of translating the complete works of Shakespeare. The old man's beloved wife died in 18, but as long as he is still translating, he doesn't feel lonely. He guarded a mountain alone. He wants to find a successor, but because the translation work is too difficult, he can't find anyone for the time being.
Second, the secret of longevity.
Xu teacher praised himself without stint, talking about his secret of longevity, and thought that there were only four words: no distractions. When others say that he is bragging, he is very calm and can haggle over every ounce when answering. How can he live so long? The old man always keeps a clear idea of what he is doing and takes it step by step.
Third, the craftsman spirit.
Have you ever found that people who can make some achievements around you basically have the old spirit, that is, they have no distractions and take their work seriously. I think this is also a kind of craftsman spirit, that is, to hone one thing seriously, and finally form one's own specialty, and then use one's own specialty to make money. Lao Xu's craftsman spirit tells us that it is also a very happy thing to stick to the same field all one's life. The secret of longevity is to live every day carefully, then there will be hope the next day, and the days will flow like this. I believe that people with craftsmanship will get what they want.