Time is the most precious wealth
When it comes to the topic of wealth, it is really colorful. Some people say that money is wealth; some people say that health is wealth; and some people say that popularity is wealth. And so on and so forth. These are all good, but I have to say that time is the most precious wealth in the world. Just imagine, if we don’t cherish time, squander it arbitrarily, and don’t use time to create and work in our limited life, where will the money come from? No matter how healthy you are, no matter how popular and well-connected you are, what value and wealth can you bring to this society? So I say, time is the source of all wealth and the most precious wealth in the world!
Speaking of this, I am reminded of the Swiss understanding of wealth. Switzerland is the first country in the world to implement electronic household registration cards. As soon as a baby is born, the hospital will immediately turn on the computer to check through the household registration network how many members of the country he or she is, and then print the household registration card with this number. Enter the child's name, gender, date of birth and home address. Since babies, like adults, use the same household registration card, newborn babies have a "property status" column. To our surprise, all Swiss people wrote the word "time" when filling in the "property status" column of their children's household registration cards. They believe that for a newborn child, the wealth he has is nothing but time. It is said that in 1998, a South American hacker invaded the Swiss household registration network through the Internet. After registering his newborn son as a Swiss, he began to fill in the relevant forms. When filling in the "Property Status" column, He typed in a number at random: 36,000 Swiss francs. The hacker was convinced that he had done it perfectly, but within three days, the Swiss authorities discovered that their country had a fake citizen. The person who discovered this fake citizen was not the Swiss household registration administrator, but a housewife. When she registered her daughter's household registration, she told her predecessor, the person who filled in 36,000 Swiss francs in the property column. Suspicion arose - because all Swiss people write the word "time" when filling in the property they own for their children. Of course, this fake Swiss citizen's fake household registration only existed for three days and was erased after being discovered. However, from this incident, we cannot help but admire the Swiss’ understanding of wealth.
In today's society, people often lose themselves while pursuing material wealth, and squander their most precious wealth - "time" in the feasting and feasting. Therefore, I think we should think more about the Swiss’ understanding of wealth and their appreciation of time!
Life is made of time. Everyone, regardless of their position or status, God gives them the same amount of time in a day. In this regard, God could not be more fair. Those who cherish time and are good at using it will often be given more opportunities and success by fate; those who squander time and are not good at using it will accomplish nothing in the end. Therefore, if a person cherishes time, time will favor him, and his life will be efficient, colorful, and bright; if a person squanders time arbitrarily, time will abandon him, and his life will also be Ineffective, empty, gray!
As a high school student, if we want to cherish our most precious wealth - time, we must make full use of every minute and every second, and we must improve the learning efficiency per unit time. Especially efficiency. I think that if we concentrate and be single-minded, our learning efficiency will be three times, five times, or even ten or twenty times higher than when we are distracted and half-hearted. Question. Think about it this way, pursuing learning efficiency is saving time, which is actually extending our lives!
Time is the most precious wealth in the world! For us high school students in their prime, time is youth, time is hope, and time is the future!