Hello, class. Today I want to talk to you about the topic of "diligence".

Everyone wants to be smart and become a talent when they grow up, but being smart is not what you want to be. You must work hard. If you want to study abroad, you must learn a foreign language well. How can we learn a foreign language well? You should study in the morning, recite at night and study hard; You want to be a gymnast. How do you become one? You must insist on physical exercise and be diligent in contact; You want to be a scientist, how do you do it? You have to read more encyclopedia secretaries and broaden your horizons ... in short, no matter what you want to do, you can't achieve it without diligence. Mao Yisheng, a famous bridge expert in ancient China, is a typical example.

When Mao Yisheng was a child, he consciously stood on the riverbank and recited ancient poems every morning. He turned a blind eye, turned a deaf ear to the sails and fishing songs around him, and was completely immersed in the ocean of knowledge. Over time, Mao Yisheng memorized many ancient poems and honed his memory. One day, his grandfather copied ancient prose, and Mao Yisheng recited it. Grandpa can recite the Ode to Kyoto verbatim when he puts down his pen. Grandpa said happily, "Good, good, practice makes perfect!" " "

On another occasion, Mao Yisheng saw an article that wrote the approximate value of pi to 100 after the decimal point, so he memorized this long string of numbers paragraph by paragraph: 14, 15, 92, 65, 35, 89, 79, 32 ... although it is difficult to remember.

Students, when Mao Yisheng grew up, he became a famous bridge expert in China. Isn't it because of his diligence? Isn't he so clever because he is diligent?

From this, I think: everyone has the same IQ, but some people are more diligent, so they can stand out. If a person is not diligent, even the cleverest brain will become dull.

Students, modern society is a competitive society. Only by working hard, studying hard and making yourself smarter can we keep up with the times.

My speech is over, thank you.

Wisdom comes from diligence.

Dear teachers and classmates, good morning!

The topic of my speech today is "cleverness comes from diligence"

What is diligence? As the name implies, diligence is unremitting efforts. When a person knows how to study hard, he gets the key to the door of wisdom. So people often say: "Wisdom comes from diligence." This is a very valuable life truth, which we should remember firmly.

As we all know, Wang Xizhi is one of the most outstanding calligraphers in the history of China, and his Preface to Lanting is called "the best running script in the world". He studied calligraphy by Lanting Pool in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, and studied the skills of various calligraphy schools day after day. In order to save time, the pool water around him became a convenient place for him to brush his pen. Over time, a pool of clear water was dyed black. Since then, I have left a touching story of no distractions and concentration on my studies. Students, what do you understand from this story? Is it because Wang Xizhi is clever that he can become a immortal book saint? Not exactly, but more importantly, the result of his unremitting efforts.

Students, Mr. Guo Moruo, a great educator in China, once said: "The decisive factor in the formation of genius should be diligence. If you study hard and practice hard, your talents will come into play. " Giving full play to one's talents and efforts is in direct proportion. "Tong Dizhou is a famous biologist and excellent educator in China. He had no money to go to school since he was a child, and he didn't go to Ningbo Normal University until 17 years old. However, the average score of the first semester exam failed, and the school asked him to drop out of school or be demoted. After Tong Dizhou's repeated requests, the school reluctantly agreed to try him out for half a year. Tong Dizhou vowed to catch up with her grades. He kept on studying and finally got good grades. After entering Fudan University, he studied harder, and by the time he graduated, he had become the high flyers of Biology Department. When studying in Belgium, international students looked down on China. After diligent study, Tong Dizhou completed an operation that even the professor didn't finish, and won the favor of Chinese people. Tong Dizhou realized that there is no genius in the world, and genius is earned by hard work. To climb the peak of biology, you need to work harder. Because of this, Tong Dizhou can become a famous biologist and an excellent educator.

It can be seen that genius is endless efforts, diligence is the twin brother of wisdom, and laziness is the stupid brother.

Students, let's always remind and motivate ourselves with these famous aphorisms, such as "Young people don't work hard, old people are sad", "Genius lies in diligence" and "Diligence is the ladder of success", and open the door to wisdom!

My speech is over, thank you!

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Cleverness comes from diligence

Today, I want to talk to you about the topic "cleverness comes from diligence".

Success =99% sweat +% 1 inspiration. This well-known saying comes from the inventor Edison. Students, maybe you haven't figured out the meaning of this sentence yet! Then let's discuss it. In fact, God is fair. Everyone is born the same, the difference is whether you have tried or not. If you are a smart person, you should learn to be diligent, so as not to waste your intelligence; If you are diligent but not smart, don't be discouraged, because "books are especially medicine, and good reading can cure fools!" " "

What is diligence? As the name implies, diligence means spending twice as much time studying. Of course, we should also combine work and rest. When Wang Xizhi was young, he practiced calligraphy very hard. It is said that he practiced calligraphy with a broken brush and piled it into a hill, which people called "Pen Mountain". There is a small swimming pool next to his home. He often washes brushes and inkstones in this pool. Later, the water in the small pool turned black, so people called this small pool "Mo Chi". When he grew up, Wang Xizhi's calligraphy was quite good, but he still insisted on practicing calligraphy every day. One day, he was so absorbed in practicing calligraphy in his study that he forgot to eat. The maid brought his favorite garlic paste and steamed bread to urge him to eat, but he still buried himself in writing, as if he didn't hear. The maid had no choice but to tell his wife. When the lady and the servant girl came to the study, they found Wang Xizhi holding a steamed bread covered with ink and stuffing it into his mouth, which made the corners of his mouth black. They couldn't help laughing. It turned out that Wang Xizhi was practicing calligraphy while eating, and when his eyes were still looking at calligraphy, he accidentally dipped the ink into garlic paste. The lady said to Wang Xizhi with distress, "You should take care! Your handwriting is very good. Why do you practice so hard? " Wang Xizhi looked up and replied, "Although my handwriting is good, it is all written on the basis of the past. If I want to have my own writing style and be self-contained, I have to work hard. " After a period of hard exploration, Wang Xizhi finally wrote a beautiful and smooth new font. Everyone praised his calligraphy as relaxed as Cai Yun and vigorous as a dragonfly, and he was also considered as one of the outstanding calligraphers in the history of China.

Speaking of diligence, I have to talk about Hua Tuo. Hua Tuo was a physician in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. As long as he can remember, floods, droughts, insect pests, epidemics and other disasters in his hometown have continued year after year, and countless villagers have lost their lives. Hua tuo was very sad and determined to study medicine to save the world. Hua Tuo learned that there was a Taoist priest with excellent medical skills, so he went thousands of miles to learn from his teacher. Taoist Zhihua promised to take him in temporarily and do odd jobs for a few years first. Therefore, Hua Tuo was sent to nurse the patients, boiling water, washing the urinal and sweeping the floor every day. Other disciples like to be lazy and complain about hard work, but Hua Tuo keeps silent. He waited on the patient patiently and carefully observed and studied the changes of the patient's condition. After a long time, he also understood the causes and treatments of many diseases. Three years later, when Master Zhihua saw that Hua Tuo was so diligent and eager to learn, knowing that he was a material that could be made, he officially accepted him as a disciple. Hua Tuo followed Master's instructions, made house calls with her during the day, read medical books at night, and often read until dawn. Day by day, three years in a blink of an eye. One night, while Hua Tuo was preparing to have a rest, a little Taoist boy ran to him in a panic and cried, "No, Master is seriously ill!" " "

Hua tuo hurried to master's bedroom, only to find that master was sallow and foaming at the mouth, and his disciples were at a loss. Hua Tuo touched Master's forehead, felt his pulse, and sighed, "Nothing, Master will be fine in a minute!" " Everyone was very angry: "Master is so ill, how can you say that you are not ill?" Hua tuo unhurriedly told everyone: "I inferred it from looking, smelling and cutting, and it can't be wrong!" At this time, the Taoist priest suddenly sat up and said with a smile, "disciples, I am pretending to be sick and testing everyone's skills!" " It seems that Hua Tuo can go! "

Students, cleverness comes from diligence, and diligence can also make your grades rise step by step!

Hello, class. Today I want to talk to you about the topic of "diligence".

Everyone wants to be smart and become a talent when they grow up, but being smart is not what you want to be. You must work hard. If you want to study abroad, you must learn a foreign language well. How can we learn a foreign language well? You should study in the morning, recite at night and study hard; You want to be a gymnast. How do you become one? You must insist on physical exercise and be diligent in contact; You want to be a scientist, how do you do it? You have to read more encyclopedia secretaries and broaden your horizons ... in short, no matter what you want to do, you can't achieve it without diligence. Mao Yisheng, a famous bridge expert in ancient China, is a typical example.

When Mao Yisheng was a child, he consciously stood on the riverbank and recited ancient poems every morning. He turned a blind eye, turned a deaf ear to the sails and fishing songs around him, and was completely immersed in the ocean of knowledge. Over time, Mao Yisheng memorized many ancient poems and honed his memory. One day, his grandfather copied ancient prose, and Mao Yisheng recited it. Grandpa can recite the Ode to Kyoto verbatim when he puts down his pen. Grandpa said happily, "Good, good, practice makes perfect!" " "

On another occasion, Mao Yisheng saw an article that wrote the approximate value of pi to 100 after the decimal point, so he memorized this long string of numbers paragraph by paragraph: 14, 15, 92, 65, 35, 89, 79, 32 ... although it is difficult to remember.

Students, when Mao Yisheng grew up, he became a famous bridge expert in China. Isn't it because of his diligence? Isn't he so clever because he is diligent?

From this, I think: everyone has the same IQ, but some people are more diligent, so they can stand out. If a person is not diligent, even the cleverest brain will become dull.

Students, modern society is a competitive society. Only by working hard, studying hard and making yourself smarter can we keep up with the times.

My speech is over, thank you.

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Have you done the word "diligence" in your study and life at home? Today we are going to talk about the topic "cleverness comes from diligence".

None of us are born smart, but your hard work is smart, and your initiative is brilliant. So how can we be diligent? If you are a student, you should listen carefully, do your homework carefully and be diligent in thinking. If you are a teacher, you should prepare your lessons carefully, correct your homework carefully and educate your students patiently. If you are a doctor, you should learn medical skills and save lives ... In short, no matter what occupation you are engaged in, no matter when and where, you can't do without the word "diligence".

What is diligence? As the name implies, diligence is unremitting efforts to do things well. There are many things in the world. Only diligence can get twice the result with half the effort. Beethoven in Germany has such a famous saying: "Wisdom, diligence and genius are higher than power and wealth." This sentence is very reasonable. Tong Dizhou, a famous scientist, Hua, a mathematician, and Beethoven, a musician, all became world celebrities through hard work.

These celebrities seem to be far away from us. So here I tell an example that happened in our class. In the second half of the fourth grade, a classmate named Wu Jinjuan transferred to our class. At first, she knew nothing about English, and we had English classes for more than a year. But she studies hard with indomitable ambition and studious quality. Under the guidance of the teacher, she reads and recites English words every morning and evening, is familiar with the text and practices sentence patterns ... After more than half a semester's efforts, her English score has reached more than 80 points! In the final exam, she was promoted to the fifth grade with more than 90 points. Now in the sixth grade, I have excellent grades and outstanding performance, and I am often praised by teachers. Look! Isn't this the result of hard work?

Today's society is full of competition, and at the same time, it is also a society where only diligence can continuously acquire knowledge, information, success and wealth. Don't countless famous scientists in the world forget to eat and sleep when they work?