From a father-son dialogue in Naruto Episode 638, Matt Dai is Metkai’s father. He influenced Metkai’s life, and Metkai also passed this influence on to his apprentices. Rock Lee. The conversation is as follows:

Matt Day: The so-called self-discipline means that when you challenge certain difficulties, you deliberately put a yoke on yourself, push yourself to the end, and formulate your own rules. Because of that yoke, you will face challenges seriously, and once you fail, you will be able to practice that rule to give yourself strict training and make yourself continue to improve. This is called self-discipline.

The conversation was purely typing while watching anime. Recently, I have also been thinking about my previous efforts and laziness. When I saw this episode of Naruto, I was deeply touched and came up to search. Since there is no answer on Baidu, I will add it myself.

Here are some of my favorite lines of dialogue from Naruto Episode 638.

Matt Day: But your efforts are not wrong. Even if you only finish half of the race, you really worked hard.

Matt Dai: Your ninjutsu and taijutsu are not good, so that makes dad happy. Only when you know your shortcomings can your strengths shine.

Matt Dai: Dad is very happy. , allowing his son to discover his strengths at such a young age,

Matekai: Dad, you are actually trying to be strong,

Matedai: Weaknesses can also be turned into strengths, Nagging means thoughtful, long-winded means popular, and stubborn means focused.

The Japanese translation of these sentences is great.