"I've probably read more than 300,000 books."
"I read 160 books at the same time in one go."
"That's why reading books will make me stronger." I don't have three heads and six arms, but I do have a third eye. It is from reading so many books to know what will happen in the future. ”
"I only sleep for more than three hours a day. You can paint forty or fifty paintings a day. ”
"Why am I so good at painting?" Because I've been accumulating all my life. ”
The above is the information obtained from watching a small video of comic book master Cai Zhizhong, and I was shocked.
Having watched his videos before, I know that he only needs a bun to fill his stomach every day, and he can sit in a chair for more than ten hours in a row, just to complete one thing...
If I say that compared with many people around me, I have read more books, but it does not make me know what will happen in the future from reading so many books, but it makes me deeply realize that all success is inseparable from diligence and concentration.
For example, the Japanese writer Haruki Murakami insists on running and writing every day, so his creative inspiration is always continuous;
Another example is the understanding of the understanding of the diary, written more than three million words a year;
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Adults are like this, and teenagers who are studying want to get good grades, why not?
A relative's child, in the best class of the key middle school, the grades have always been among the best, she relies on extreme diligence and self-discipline, in addition to sleeping and eating time, basically reading and learning;
The child of the colleague mentioned earlier, who is only in the second grade, draws and writes very well, and the colleague said that during the summer vacation, she tutored four hours a day, two hours in the morning and afternoon, and never watched TV or mobile phones during the study period.
I remember the saying that all victories in the world are the triumphs of time.
This statement is verified in most successful people.
Cai Zhizhong said: Through the most important "three questions" in life, I became a big cartoonist.
The three questions are: What do I want to achieve? Why? How to achieve it.
His answer was: want to be the world's greatest cartoonist; because number one can have it all; think.
Mr. Cho said he closed his company and went to Japan, when Japan's greatest manga artists were Osamu Tezuka and Mitsuru Chiba. I am a Taiwanese, and I don't paint very well, how did I become the greatest in Japan?
So he turned the question upside down and thought, I can't become the greatest manga artist in Japan, so what kind of work will publishers around the world line up to grab?
Then he combined his strengths: story comics are not well drawn, but philosophical comics are the best drawn, and no one must win me, because my philosophy is very strong. I'm not good at Japanese, but Chinese is the best. So he went to the bookstore and bought books such as "Han Feizi" and "Zhuangzi" and came back to read them.
Over the course of a week, he drew eighty cartoons and went to Kodansha, the largest publisher. The other party is very fond of his comics and is willing to publish all the comics he draws...
At this point, Cai Zhizhong's ideal was achieved, and he got everything he wanted.
I think we should also ask ourselves these three questions: What do I want to achieve? Why? How to achieve it.
There is a good wish that dreams come true, provided that you first figure out what your dreams really are.