Rule 1: When learning chess, you can feel that you should concentrate on your study, and don't be half-hearted like the latter, and the same is true in life. In order to do things well, we should do everything seriously. In learning, everyone's intelligence is the same, depending on the efforts made, the more efforts, the better the grades; On the contrary, hard-working people will get poor grades, so we should concentrate on our studies as the first person in the article, so that we can learn better than others.

Chapter two: Confucius' learning attitude of knowing what he knows and not knowing what he doesn't know is very worthy of our promotion, because knowing means not knowing, and what he requires is seeking truth from facts and never being hypocritical. And those who don't pretend to understand will only get deeper and deeper. The so-called "pretend to understand, it will never be useful." We should treat learning with a correct attitude, dare to ask questions that we don't understand, and communicate and discuss with others. No matter how strong your personal ability is, you can't fully exert it. What everyone knows is limited, but knowledge is infinite. Therefore, we should read widely and let our culture blossom and bear fruit like sesame.

Even the first one was written by myself, and the second one was plagiarized. I suggest choosing the first one.