Why should people work hard?

That's how people spell it when they live. Don't steam steamed bread for breath. Living an ordinary life is a kind of life, so is trying to live a noble life. Why don't we make our life more exciting and meaningful?

We may be laughed at, vilified, disapproved and looked down upon by others for family reasons, appearance reasons or other reasons. Only by working hard and making continuous progress can we change others' views on ourselves. No one will bow to the weak. Only when you become strong will others respect you, rely on you and recognize you.

Study hard in high school, get into a good university, and the university will study your major well and find a good job in the future. Only by working hard can there be a future. If you don't work hard and just want to succeed by luck and mercy from heaven, the possibility is almost zero. No one can rely on it, so you have to work hard on your own.

Reason 2: For parents.

Parents have worked hard to raise us and invested a lot of energy, money, material resources and manpower. They have made great efforts, asking us nothing in return, just hoping that we can do our best. They have planned countless bright futures for us in their hearts. If we don't work hard, how can we live up to their efforts and upbringing?

How I wish my parents would show a happy smile and a proud look on their faces as soon as they mention their children. I am proud of my children, who have grown into such hard-working people today.

Reason 3: For your children.

No pains, no gains. Only by working hard now can we reap a better future and provide a better future for your children. To put it bluntly, there is actually only one reason to work hard, that is, for money. Money is not everything, but you can't do anything without it. After all, money makes the mare go. I don't want to fail to provide the best conditions for my children when they should. I hope I can help my children without saying anything when they need all the financial support. I don't want my children to lose at the starting line. I don't want to drag my children down because of money.

I don't want other people's children to eat KFC and McDonald's, so I can only take them home, drink porridge and eat steamed bread. I don't want my children to enjoy the worst education because of economic reasons when other children have been sent abroad to study and receive a deeper education. Although these examples may be extreme, it is true that there is such a big gap between children from poor families and children from rich families.

In short, efforts will lead to a future. It's okay not to work hard. Let's go