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Lead: Throughout the ages, "diligence can make up for mistakes" has always been a hot topic. It states that "diligence can make up for natural stupidity and one's own defects". The following is my composition for you. You are welcome to read and learn from it!

Who was born a genius? Who is a born fool? The answer is yes: no one's IQ is determined by God. Therefore, from the moment everyone was born, God endowed that person with the same high IQ as others. However, why do some people get the best grades and some people get the worst grades in Sun Shan? The answer is only two words: diligence.

The world-famous Einstein is a good example. Einstein was recognized as a little fool when he was a child, so stupid that his classmates talked about him when they saw him, so stupid that teachers thought he was hopeless. However, Einstein has willpower that ordinary people don't have, and that is "diligence"! In the handicraft class, other children handed in exquisite handicrafts, 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!" " "However, Einstein took out two stools worse than this. At this time, 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 classmates and teachers; When he grew up, Einstein was more diligent and made greater achievements-he won the Nobel Prize and numerous awards. You see, isn't this a typical example that diligence can make up for deficiencies?

Beethoven is different. As a musician, he is deaf, but he has paid ten times, a hundred times, a thousand times, or even ten thousand times more energy than others! Fall and get up again; If you fail, start all over again. He was so diligent and persistent that he succeeded-he finally became a world-famous great musician! What is the secret of this success? Yes, all this is because of diligence!

Of course, in addition to these big-name achievements, other unknown students are also very diligent, but their fame is not great, but they all get their due share!

"Diligence can make up for mistakes" is used by everyone, so let's work together and get our share of results by this principle!

Diligence can make up for the deficiency (2) "The flower of success, people only admire her present brilliance! However, at the beginning, her buds were soaked with tears of struggle and shed blood rain of sacrifice. " This is a poem written by Bing Xin, which makes me understand that diligence can make up for the deficiency, and only diligence can succeed.

The great scientist Einstein once said, "Success equals the sum of hard work, correct methods and less empty talk." This is also the secret of his success. Of these three conditions, diligence is the first. Because diligence can make up for it.

Einstein was not a superman genius when he was a child. Some people even call him an idiot. But Einstein was convinced that talent came from diligence, and he made up for his "clumsiness" with diligence. In order to understand a problem thoroughly, he spent several times more time than others, and finally watered the flower of success with sweat, which made great contributions to the development of science and technology. So, I also embarked on the road to success.

Han Yu once said: "Industry is good at diligence, but barren in drama". It shows that playing all day will not succeed. Only by studying hard can you learn and succeed. Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher, dyed the water in the pen-washing pool black in order to practice tall and beautiful calligraphy. After unremitting efforts and many experiments, Edison finally succeeded in inventing the electric light. "

Therefore, it is an irrefutable truth that diligence can make up for mistakes. Facts have proved that only hard work can lead to success. Diligence is the shortcut to success. We should persevere and study hard like great men, and we will succeed in the end.

In our daily life, we often hear people lament that they are born clumsy and can't achieve great things. In fact, this kind of exclamation is unnecessary. As the saying goes, diligence can make up for it, which means that poor talent can be made up by hard work.

Isn't that what happened?

When Mei Lanfang was young, she went to learn drama from a teacher. The teacher said that he has a pair of dead fish eyes and is dull and dull. He is not drama material at all and refused to take him in. The lack of talent did not discourage Mei Lanfang, but made him more diligent. He feeds pigeons, looks up at the sky every day, and follows the flying pigeons with his eyes. He keeps goldfish and looks down at the bottom of the water every day. His eyes followed the wandering goldfish, looking for shadows. Later, Mei Lanfang's eyes became like clear autumn water, sparkling and affectionate, and finally became a famous Peking Opera master.

Edison, a world-famous inventor, was called "a person with low intelligence" by his teacher in primary school. He was forced to leave school after only three months of schooling. But he didn't lose heart. But to study hard with tenacious will and eventually become a world-famous great inventor.

Throughout the ages, countless people have made up for their clumsiness and even made great achievements.

From this, it can be seen that a person with a clumsy talent can become smart and become a useful talent to society as long as he works hard and achieves the goal of "one person can do all kinds of things, one person can do all kinds of things".

On the other hand, if a person doesn't study hard, no matter how talented he is, he can't succeed. In the Song Dynasty, there was a "prodigy" named Fang Zhongyong, who could write poems at the age of five and was called a wizard by the villagers. He is very clever. However, after becoming famous, he stopped trying to make progress, but his father took him everywhere to eat and drink and receive gifts all day. As a result, his poems dried up and finally "disappeared from everyone." Similar examples are not uncommon in real life. One of my primary school classmates ranked first in his class when he was promoted to middle school because he was diligent and eager to learn. His relatives and friends praised him as a "smart boy". But a year later, his grades ranked sixth from the bottom of the class, and his mother said angrily, "What a fool!" " "In fact, he is not a fool, but he becomes proud in praise, not as diligent as before.

Professor Hua has a famous saying: "Diligence is a good training, and one point of hard work is one point of talent." I hope those friends who think they have no talent will not be pessimistic, but believe that genius lies in diligence. As long as you are willing to work hard on the word "diligence" and persevere towards a beautiful goal, you will certainly achieve great things.