An old man learned 5 new skills after 30 years of retirement. In fact, we should live and learn. There are many things as long as you want to learn. It is never too late to start, as long as you are willing to start. , don't care about age. If there is an age limit for doing something, it is an excuse you are making for yourself. The following story of Li Dexiang will tell us what it means to live and learn.
Li Dexiang is ninety years old this year, but in the eyes of friends and neighbors, Li Dexiang is a "young man", or in other words, he is more studious than young people. In everyone's eyes, he is He is a "veteran cadre with five talents", including computer show, photography show, poetry show, calligraphy show and piano show. In other words, after Li Dexiang retired, he also learned five skills from scratch. He had never touched these five skills before, and he did not come into contact with them until he retired. This is incredible to us. March 28th is Li Dexiang’s 90th birthday. He once mentioned to his friends that if he could live to be 90, he would hold a piano concert. Now this year is his 90th birthday. , he also fulfilled his promise and held a piano concert.
For Mr. Li Dexiang, the piano is a very strange thing that he has never even touched. Once when Li Dexiang passed a shop, he heard the sound of the piano inside and was very fascinated, so he started from this moment. I fell in love with the piano and decided to learn it. His own condition is that he is old and frail, and his fingers are stiff. He has never seen a staff or anything. Most people may laugh at him, but he himself said: "It doesn't matter how well you learn. There is a difference between learning and not learning. The process of learning is full of fun. "He likes the sound of piano, so he wants to learn. He feels that as long as he has the determination to learn, he can learn it well. Li Dexiang is much better than many of our young people. Today's young people like to retreat when faced with difficulties. For Li Dexiang, he really used his life to explain the principle of living and learning.