The shrimp, crab, chicken, peony, chrysanthemum, morning glory and Chinese cabbage painted by Qi Baishi, a famous painter in China, have both form and spirit, and have a sense of mystery and poverty. It is said that one morning at the age of eighty-five, he wrote four pennants and wrote a poem on them: "I was in a bad mood yesterday and never painted." I add here that I didn't spend a day teaching. "

Second, Connor cherishes time.

A young painter took his works and asked the great painter Connor for advice. Connor pointed out several points that he was dissatisfied with. "Thank you!" The young painter said, "I will revise everything tomorrow." Connor asked excitedly, "Why tomorrow? Do you want to change it tomorrow? What if you die tonight? " This shows how much Connor cherishes time.

Third, Churchill worked hard.

Churchill, one of the three giants in World War II, worked 17 hours a day on average, which also kept ten secretaries busy all day. In order to improve the efficiency of slow government agencies, Churchill also formulated a system. He put a sign "Let's act today" on the walking sticks of those officials who were slow to act.

Fourth, Wang Yanan sleeps in a three-legged bed.

When Wang Yanan was a child, he was ambitious and loved reading. When he was in middle school, in order to gain more time to study, he deliberately sawed off one foot of his wooden bed and turned it into a three-legged bed. I read until late at night every day. I went to bed when I was tired, and then I turned over in a daze. The bed leans in the direction of short feet. He woke up suddenly, got out of bed at once and read at night. Every day, without interruption. As a result, he achieved excellent results every year and was regarded as one of the three outstanding figures in his class. Because he studied hard as a teenager, he eventually became an outstanding economist in China.

Five, Kant's exact timetable

Kant, a great German philosopher, followed strict life rules during his teaching at the University of Konigsberg. He also goes to bed at eight every night and gets up at five in the morning. For 30 years, he has strictly adhered to this timetable, so accurate that when he goes out for a walk every morning, his residents check the time with the time when he goes out.