There is such a picture: on a lush grass, there are six horses chewing grass, and they are all strong; But the other horse was lying on the barren land without grass and sleeping, so thin.
This painting has given me a lot of feelings, among which the deepest feeling is that no matter what you do, you should be lazy and diligent. Only by being diligent can you become a useful talent for the country and society in the future. Otherwise, if you are lazy all day like that thin horse, you will never be a good horse.
Ge Baoquan, a world celebrity who went out from our small place, is such a diligent person. Ge Baoquan is one of the pioneers of Sino-Russian cultural exchange and enjoys a high reputation among the two peoples. He is knowledgeable and writes a lot. He did not involve journalism, Russian poetry, eastern European literature and comparative literature, and he was very successful. His works are of great significance.
It is through his own efforts that he can become a translator by teaching himself many languages.
In the early 1980s, I remember that in a Soviet poetry translation forum, Ge Baoquan pointed out in person that there should be no mistranslation by a translator present, and analyzed with examples, so that the surprised translator finally thanked him for his admiration.
From these details, we can see that the translator Ge Baoquan has become a scholar-type Ge Baoquan.
Gorky said: "Genius comes from diligence". Carlisle also said: "Genius is endless effort". The experiences of these celebrities tell us that only hard work can succeed.
Now, we are like those seven horses. The knowledge that the teacher tells us every day is the green grass on the ground. We are all on the same starting line. The school and family give us the best learning environment. But why do some students study well and some students don't? The fundamental problem is to see who is the most diligent, followed by talent and methods.
Who doesn't want to contribute to the four modernizations of the motherland, who doesn't want to be a pillar of talent, then I tell you: diligence is the first key to success.