The inspiration for a stupid bird to fly first is not less than 200 words.

I read a story today. Stupid birds fly first. The story goes like this. There was a man named Zhang Xuecheng in the Qing Dynasty. He has been stupid since he was a child. The teacher asked her to carry it, and he stood there silently without saying a word, often hitting the teacher's board. The classmates laughed at him, but he said, "Although I have a bad memory, I will certainly learn well as long as I work hard and the stupid bird flies first." Others can read the chapters well after a few times, and he has read them dozens of times and hundreds of times. If he doesn't understand anything, he will write it down and ask the teacher or check the information. While all his friends are playing, he is absorbed in reading. Many things happen, and his knowledge has been greatly improved. He has written many works for future generations.

Like Zhang Xuecheng, we should be able to bear hardships in our studies, stand the temptation when others are playing, and be able to calm down and concentrate on our studies. Ask teachers, classmates and parents for questions that you can't ask; Don't be proud of the problems you think you have solved, but try to remember them better and do them better.