"There is a road to diligence in Lushan, and there is no limit to learning the sea." The secret language of customs clearance is learning, sitting on this bitter boat.

You can't stop learning all your life. Fang Zhongyong was a gifted poet when he was a child, but he changed from a "genius" to an ordinary person because he didn't continue studying the day after tomorrow. An article I learned before was about two people learning to play chess. The first man is very clever. He learns from his teacher. As soon as the teacher speaks, he will learn, and he will win every competition. The second student is not as clever as the first student, but he always follows the teacher. If he can't, ask the teacher. Later, the first student thought he had learned everything, so he said goodbye to the teacher and went home. The second student has never given up, and has been studying with the teacher, and his chess skills are getting higher and higher, even surpassing the first student. Now the first student is still here, far less than the second student. In this case, we can see that people can't stop learning, and only by persisting in learning can they achieve something.

There is no shortcut in life. In my life, I once saw a small video about an old man in his fifties. At the age of forty, he suddenly fell in love with learning and then lived a student life. After he fell in love with learning, he took four or five college entrance examinations and finally succeeded. But he still chose to continue studying and become a better self. In his study career, he didn't choose to take shortcuts, but walked down-to-earth step by step.

One's life is bittersweet. Some people choose to be bitter before being sweet, while others choose to be sweet before being bitter. In my eyes, I think it is better to be bitter first and then sweet, because bitter first and then sweet have the meaning of relying on the day after tomorrow, bitter first and then sweet, in short, paving the way for yourself. In this way, you can be quite relaxed in the later days. If you don't study hard as a child, it will be difficult to achieve anything when you grow up.

There is no shortcut to learning and you can't stop. Although it may be bitter, God will not ignore your efforts and diligence.

(Xiao Xiangcheng's sister, written by Xiao Xiangcheng)