从古至今,人们就知道下了功夫做任何一件事情就一定会得到成功。
Since ancient times, people have known that if they work hard to do anything, they will be successful.
唐代李白小时候是个读书不认真贪玩的孩子,有一天,李白看见一位老太太坐在家门口手拿一根很粗的铁棒认认真真在磨,李白感到很稀奇,便问老太太,磨铁棒干什么?老太太说:“我要用这根铁棒磨成针”,李白笑着说:“这么粗的铁棒哪年哪月才能磨成针呢”?老太太笑着说:“滴水穿石,只要功夫深,铁棒就能磨成针”。李白听了老太太的话,明白了一个道理,只要下功夫,做任何事情都能成功。从那以后李白发奋读书终于成了一位伟大的诗人。
When Li Bai was a child in Tang Dynasty, he was not serious about reading and playing. One day, Li Bai saw an old lady sitting at the door with a thick iron bar in her hand. Li Bai felt very strange. He asked the old lady what was the purpose of the iron bar? The old lady said, "I'm going to use this iron bar to make a needle." Li Bai said with a smile, "when can such a thick iron bar be made into a needle?"? The old lady said with a smile, "a drop of water wears a stone. As long as you work hard, an iron bar can be ground into a needle.". Li Bai listened to the old lady and understood a truth. As long as he worked hard, he could succeed in anything. After that, Li Bai became a great poet at last.
还有我国伟大的数学家华罗庚,一个只读了小学的学生,他刻苦学习年复一年,论证数学公式,写过的草稿纸堆积如山,功夫不负有心人,终于成了闻名于世的数学家。
And Hua Luogeng, the great mathematician of our country, a student who has only read primary school, studies hard year after year, demonstrates mathematical formulas, has written a lot of draft papers, and has made great efforts to prove the mathematical formulas. He has finally become a famous mathematician in the world.
还有扬威他八年卧薪尝胆,刻苦锻炼,终于在08年北京奥运会中夺得冠军。
Yang Wei, who has worked hard for eight years, finally won the gold medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
通过以上三位古今名人的成功,总结起来都是因为下了功夫刻苦的原因,才成名成家,因此,做任何事情都要长期不懈的坚持和努力,就能功就名成。
Through the success of the above three ancient and modern celebrities, it can be concluded that they are all famous because of their hard work. Therefore, we should persist in and make unremitting efforts to do anything for a long time, so that we can become famous.
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