The doctor said, "Time is life".
When every patient stepped into the hospital, he hurriedly reconciled his life into time; When we pass the age of armor, we know that every minute is so beautiful; When regrets come to you and me, we will find that time is as important as life. Franklin, a famous American scientist, once said, "Do you love life? Then don't waste time, because time is the substance that constitutes life. " It is true that the value of a person's life lies in the value he creates for society, but the value created is realized with the passage of time.
A knowledgeable scholar said, "Time is knowledge".
"Young people don't work hard, but old people are sad." They tested that sentence. At all times and in all countries, people who have made great achievements cherish time like gold. The French writer Balzac regards time as his own property, the German poet Goethe compares time to capital, and Mr. Lu Xun has a deeper understanding of time. He said, "Time is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always something. " Therefore, we should seize every minute and make good use of it. Only by making good use of sporadic time can we make great achievements.
Economists say, "Time is money and wealth."
In the early 1990s, a youth delegation from China and Liaoning attended a meeting in Japan. Before going abroad, the head of the delegation prepared a thick stack of speeches, but the meeting schedule handed over by Japanese officials at that time read: "The Chinese speaking time is 10: 17: 20 to 18: 20." The speaking time is only 1 minute. This seems incredible to people who read newspapers for half a day with a cup of tea and a cigarette, but it is very common in Japan. Japan, from workers to scholars, has a strong sense of time. When they assess their posts, the basic standard for workers to say that they are incompetent is the amount of labor per unit time on the premise of ensuring quality, and the time is generally accurate to the second. It is because of their precious time that Japan became the second largest economic power in the world after World War II. For students, especially our new generation of middle school students, time is wealth and capital, and we should make rational use of it instead of wasting it. Time is as fleeting as money. Even if you have a lot of money, you will spend it like water one day. Isn't time the same?
Time is like a swift horse. If you can't control it well, it will break away from the reins and run away. Therefore, we should always tighten the reins and ride this swift horse bravely.