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Language master Hou Baolin only went to elementary school for three years. Due to his diligence and studious, his artistic level reached the level of proficiency and he became a famous language expert. Once, in order to buy a Ming Dynasty joke book "Jian Lang" that he wanted to buy, he visited all the second-hand bookstalls in Beijing but failed. Later, he learned that the Beijing Library had this book. It was winter, and he braved strong winds and heavy snow to run to the library for 18 days to copy books. Finally, he copied a 100,000-word book. It is precisely because of his strong perseverance that he "will not give up until he achieves his goal" that he became a master of cross talk art.

Analysis: Language master Hou Baolin tells us this through his actions: If you want to achieve a career, you must be diligent and studious, and secondly, persevere.

Topic: "Laughter comes from hard work" "Study makes genius"

When Jia Pingwa was studying in the Chinese Department of the university, he began to create literature. He published poems in the school newspaper one after another, and Gradually, he submitted his works to large and small newspapers and periodicals in society. Although at that time he received much more rejection slips than manuscript fee slips, he was not discouraged and continued to read, write, and submit articles as before, and finally achieved success. In the past 20 years, he has written seven to eight million words of works with a clever pen, published sixty or seventy books, and won dozens of domestic and foreign literary awards.

Analysis: Perseverance is a quality that shines with the light of the brave. There is nothing to be afraid of if you fail. Be a brave person with perseverance and success will be yours.

Topic: "The Road to Writing", "Persistence is Victory", "The Lady with the Lamp" Nightingale

In the mid-19th century, the status of nurses was low. Nightingale, who came from a noble family, was determined to change this situation by setting an example and volunteered to become a nurse.

In 1854, Britain and Russia went to war in Crimea, and Nightingale personally went to the front line. She cleaned, disinfected, bandaged, changed dressings on time, improved food for the wounded, and often knelt on the ground to scrub the floor and wash bloody clothes and pants. Every night, she would carry a lantern and go on a 4-kilometer patrol line, checking on the conditions one by one, singing to the wounded, and sending comfort and love, all without interruption. For this reason, she often worked for more than 20 hours, and she still persisted until her hair fell out due to fatigue. Due to her efforts, the mortality rate of the wounded dropped from 60% to 0.3%. Later, she did not return home until the armistice between Britain and Russia and the last soldier left the battlefield. After returning to China, she used all the 50,000 pounds raised by the British people to reward her and founded the world's first nursing school. She also wrote books and made great contributions to the creation of modern nursing.

In view of this, the International Red Cross designated her birthday on May 12 as "International Nurses Day" after her death. The British people erected a giant bronze statue of her holding an oil lamp in her honor. "Lady with the Lamp" Nightingale was called "the greatest woman in British history."

Analysis: Nightingale donated her time and love, thereby changing the world's view of nurses. It can be seen that personal power is not small, the key depends on how much you are willing to pay.

Topic: "Sacrifice and Dedication" "How to Face Your Work Facely"