“If it weren’t for illness, I wouldn’t be where I am today.” Hawking

Looking at the scientific masters of ancient and modern times, one thing they have in common is their enthusiasm for the cause of science. Dedication and persistent pursuit. Economically it is possible for someone to become rich overnight, but academically it is impossible.

Learning is a long-term independent research process that requires "ten years of sitting on the bench". It requires accumulation over time, and requires hard work without any speculation.

Scientific researchers must persevere to squeeze out distracting thoughts and eliminate turbidity. Sometimes they have to reluctantly give up their extensive hobbies and are willing to immerse themselves in the study or laboratory, making full use of the time "others use to drink coffee" to quietly Come down and do some research and learn something sincerely.

Being indifferent to fame and fortune and devoting oneself to his studies are the prerequisites for a scholar to achieve success. As Mr. Qiu Chengtong said: "A good scientist must first be able to sit still."