It seems to be the most extraordinary, but in fact it is easy and difficult.

At the Beijing Winter Olympics, Gu Ailing's name was screened again and again. On February 8th, a special day worthy of celebration and commemoration, Gu Ailing made history and won the third gold medal in China in the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Gu Ailing of China defeated those who didn't like her with a freestyle skiing platform gold medal. She won the championship in her own "side event" and successfully completed the off-axis somersault of 1620 degrees in the third jump-an action that she had never successfully completed in previous competitions. The domineering of "dairy queen" is not just talk.

However, the most amazing thing is that Gu Ailing only practiced this project 1 year.

"Genius girl" and "chosen daughter" became the most dazzling label on her body.

What we see is the glamorous side of Gu Ailing, but how much bitterness and pain is hidden behind every smile?

There is no genius in the world, but you work harder than others; Genius is 99% sweat and 1% inspiration; There are no talents in the world, they are all made of steel.

Seeing Gu Ailing reminds me of this poem by Wang Anshi. Let's learn together:

First of all, let's meet the hero Zhang described in the poem. Zhang Benming, whose real name is Wenchang, was a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

He used to be Minister of Water Resources and Secretary-General of the State Council, so he was called Zhang Shui Department or Zhang. Gong Yuefu, also known as "Zhang Wang Yuefu", is as famous as Wang Jian and reflects the social reality at that time.

In the article we studied before, "Tears fell in your eyes, and I wish I could not meet you before I got married." This sentence is familiar to everyone. The author of this poem is Zhang Ji.

Zhang Yue collected more than 400 poems written by Zhang Ji at the end of Southern Tang Dynasty. When Qian Gongfu, a poet in the Song Dynasty finalized the manuscript for printing, he named it Mu Duo Ji 12, and sent it to Wang Anshi after printing.

Wang Anshi studied hard, and the more he read, the more interested he became. He couldn't help feeling that "it seems to be the most rugged, easy and difficult to achieve". Therefore, he created this poem, expressing his affirmation and praise for Zhang Ji's poems, and also highly praising Zhang Ji himself.

The meaning of this poem is: Suzhou Ye Si's poems have a long reputation, and everyone praises his wonderful Yuefu. It seems ordinary and practical, but it seems easy to write but full of hardships.

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This poem is a summary of Zhang Ji's creative experience and the poet's own experience.

As far as poetry creation is concerned, it looks unremarkable, without flowery rhetoric, difficult words and expressions and axe marks. But this is plain, not mediocre. This is light and tasteful, and it is the artistic realm that the poet pursues diligently. However, this realm is not easy to achieve.

Yuan Haowen, a poet in Jin Dynasty, commented on Tao Yuanming's poetic language style: "One word is natural and eternal, and extravagance is exhausted."

The first volume of Song Ge Li Fang's "Rhyme in Yang Qiu" said: "Generally speaking, if you want to make it plain, you must come from the beauty and fall into its fragrance, and then you can make it plain."

Song Mei's "Du Ting Sudden Coming", a collection of poems by Shao Undoubtedly, said: "Poetry has no past and present, and it is difficult to make it plain." This kind of prosaic poem, under the careful taste, can appear very strange.

This kind of poem seems relaxed, but the writing process is hard and bleak. From "luxury" to "sincerity" and from "beauty" to "plain" may be a long road, and it is difficult to write wonderful works without completing this road.

In fact, "seemingly ordinary but strange, easy to do but difficult." It is not only applicable to poetry creation, but also to other things. Don't underestimate or ignore those seemingly "ordinary" things, some "strange rises" are hidden in the seemingly ordinary appearance. Only by paying "hard" labor can we do something that looks ordinary but is actually incredible.

Behind every seemingly easy success, there are unknown hardships. If you don't cross, you won't have a crown. As the saying goes, "The fairy cave is born, and the infinite scenery is on the dangerous peak."

How can we have the spirit of "reaching the top, the other mountains all appear dwarfs under the sky."? No hard journey along the way? Without thorns all the way, there is no so-called "luck" that comes naturally.

In this world, there are many ordinary people, few geniuses and very few.

I'd rather see countless ordinary people like you and me climb the peak step by step, than see a genius standing on the peak effortlessly.

After countless falls and injuries, you may be disheartened countless times, you may want to be lazy countless times, but you will get up again countless times, dust yourself off and move on. "The blade comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold."