The whole sentence of this sentence is that the sky is going to drop to a big position, so people must first suffer their minds, work their bones and muscles, starve their bodies and skin, and mess with their actions before they can endure and have benefited from incompetence. This means that if God wants to put a heavy responsibility on a person, he must first upset his mind, make his bones and muscles tired, make him hungry, make him poor, and make his every move unsatisfactory. Only in this way can he inspire his mind, make him patient and increase his abilities that he does not have.
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Among them, the author of Born in Worry and Died in Happiness first lists six cases of people who were tempered by poverty and setbacks and finally took on great responsibilities, proving that anxiety can inspire people to make great efforts and suffering can prompt people to make new achievements. Then, the author further demonstrates the truth that sorrow is greater than heart death from two different angles: the development of a person and the rise and fall of a country.
Finally, let nature take its course and come to the conclusion that "born in sorrow, died in happiness". The full text adopts the way of enumerating historical cases and reasoning, and deduces them layer by layer, making the article compact and meticulous. In addition, the article uses parallelism and antithesis, even if the tone is patchy, it also creates an unstoppable momentum and effectively enhances the persuasiveness of the argument.