Here is the small C "Learning" column that is not regularly launched.
Each issue of Little C will come here through an experience or invite a guest, whether it is a celebrity or a star, to talk about our ideas and insights on "learning". Not for everyone, and it doesn't involve any treading.
I hope that these stories can provide you with a new perspective of observation and bring some new thinking.
Today is the first issue.
This picture must be familiar to everyone, in 1991 hope project big eye girl fire become the whole country, but also let the hope project household name, "must read, must read well!" We have heard this countless times, especially from the mouth of our parents, when we were young, we would be disgusted, and when we grew up, we would automatically block it, until one day, Little C heard such a story, which made me have a new understanding of learning and reading.
At the age of 6, because of 278 yuan, she gave up the primary school in the city and chose to stay in the village to study.
At the age of 15, for hundreds of dollars in tuition, she stole money on the street and was smoked in blood.
When she was admitted to college at the age of 18, she took 4832 yuan of tuition and living expenses sewn into her clothes and stepped on the train to Chengdu.
Her name is Shanshan.
A girl who came out of Daliangshan, Sichuan Province, by reading.
She clutched at the only rope that fate had handed her—reading.
Struggling to run to Chengdu, and now falling in Beijing.
There are many such inspirational stories, but Shanshan's words subvert my understanding of reading. She said: "No matter how good the character and talent, if you have not read a book, you can't count as a good life." "Reading = desperate, fighting is your own life."
"In 2000, because my house was destroyed by someone else, I got 8,000 yuan in compensation (at that time, the family's passbook was only a dozen yuan), but soon the money was spent. In 2003, my father took a driver's license, but the family did not have the money to buy a pickup truck to do it himself, so he had to work for others. Shanshan said, "You see, fate has not sown seeds to us, but when there is capital, we do not know how to make money, and when we have technology, we do not have capital. It is difficult for me not to boil these down to cognition and vision, but to make cognition and vision the biggest chip in your life, only to read. ”
This is the value of reading for all. Shanshan did not allow herself not to read, and in her own words: "Even if I am cannon fodder, I am willing, but I cannot despise my fate." ”
Shanshan's experience has given Xiao C a new understanding of the understanding of reading: reading books is to look at specific lives and put different lifelines.
For those who have a good destiny, reading is to climb a hundred feet, and the peak is to fight for the ideal. For ordinary people, reading is a struggle, and a good hand of cards is washed among the upper echelons. For the poor, reading is a salary drawn from the bottom of the cauldron, and the bottom of the abyss is begging for my life. It is true that fate does not give fairness to mortals, but fate gives sentient beings opportunities.
There is no difference in resources for reading, and there is no price tag, only the determination and courage of you to grasp it fiercely and never let go.
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Fate will not be fixed into an image, depending on your vision and cognition.