A short story that diligence can make up for mistakes.

Diligence can make up for the shortcomings. In 825 AD, Tang Jingzong transferred Bai Juyi, the secretariat of Hangzhou, to Suzhou, the largest state in the southeast of Tang Dynasty, where local affairs were complicated. After Bai Juyi took office, he declined all banquets and devoted himself to dealing with government affairs. He soon became familiar with the local situation, rectified the bureaucracy and won the praise of the people. He thinks that he is born clumsy and can only be compensated by diligence. Einstein, whose story is well known all over the world, is a good example. When Einstein was a child, he was recognized by everyone as a little fool, so stupid that his classmates talked about him when they saw him, and so stupid that the teacher thought he was hopeless. However, Einstein has the willpower that ordinary people don't have, that is, "diligence"! In the handicraft class, all the other children handed in exquisite handmade works, but he handed in a rough Xiao Mu stool, and everyone laughed at him. The teacher also satirized him: "I don't think there is anything worse than this!" " However, Einstein took out two stools worse than this. At this time, the teachers and classmates were shocked and changed their views on him. This is a little diligence in Einstein's growth process, and his harvest is to get new views from his classmates and teachers; When he grew up, Einstein became more diligent, and his achievements were even greater-he won the Nobel Prize and many countless awards. Look, isn't this a typical example that diligence can make up for the shortcomings? Beethoven is not the same. As a musician, he was deaf, but he paid ten times, a hundred times, a thousand times, or even ten thousand times more energy than others! Fall down and get up again; If you fail, start all over again. He was so diligent and persistent, so he succeeded-he finally became a world-famous great musician! What is the secret of this success? Yes, all this, all because of diligence! Mei Lanfang, a famous Chinese opera performer, once said, "I am a clumsy artist, and I have no sufficient talent, so I have to study hard." In fact, what he said is true. When Mei Lanfang was young, he went to learn drama from a teacher. The teacher said that he had a pair of dead fish eyes, which were dull and dull. He was not cut out to learn drama at all and refused to take him in. However, the lack of talent not only did not discourage Mei Lanfang, but also made him more diligent. He feeds pigeons, looks up at the sky every day, and his eyes follow the flying pigeons, chasing after them; He keeps goldfish, looking down at the bottom of the water every day, and his eyes follow the wandering goldfish, looking for shadows. After years of unremitting efforts, Mei Lanfang's eyes have finally become like a clear autumn water, sparkling and affectionate. Diligence can make up for the shortcomings: it means that the acquired diligence can make up for the congenital deficiencies and defects.