In the ancient Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was a general named Zong Qiming in Song State. He was brave and ambitious since he was a child. One day, Zong Yi's uncle asked him what his ambition was, and Zong Yi replied, "I would like to ride the wind and waves." I must break through all obstacles, go forward bravely and make a difference. After studying hard and working hard, Zong Yi finally became a general who can be good at fighting.

Later, people used "braving the wind and waves" to describe the spirit of facing difficulties.

Where there is a will, there is a way. This sentence expounds the dialectical relationship between "ambition" and "success": "ambition" can be "success", and if you want to be "success", you must be "ambition"; Without ambition, things can't be done. (In view of the argument, analyze the dialectical relationship between the two)

This sentence is very reasonable and can tell the true meaning of "everything depends on human effort". Isn't it? Please see: During the Spring and Autumn Period, wuyue competed for supremacy, Wu Sheng was defeated, and Gou Jian, the king of Yue, was put in prison. (The historical story of "Courage to Eat and Drink" tells the true meaning of "success") But he was unwilling to give in, determined to take revenge, and finally defeated the State of Wu, leaving a beautiful talk of "Courage to eat and drink"; The famous mathematician Hua (a great change from not graduating from junior high school to a mathematical giant) once again emphasized the true meaning of success: determination first. When he was a child, faced with the reprimand of "no mathematical mind", he established his own ambition. Although he didn't even have a junior high school diploma, he eventually became a giant in the field of mathematics ... Many politicians and scientists at home and abroad proved the correctness of the sentence "Where there is a will, there is a way" with their own actions.

In short, "where there is a will, there is a way" does not mean that there is a will, but only shows the dialectical relationship between "where there is a will, there is a way": where there is a will, there is a way; Where there is a realistic will, there is no way; And where there is a will that conforms to reality, there is no way. Only by organically integrating the above conditions can we "do things well".

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