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No matter how hard you work, you will be rewarded. What is the previous sentence?

Every time you work hard, you will get better. The previous sentence is that diligence can make up for weakness, which is a good lesson. This sentence is a famous saying of Hua Luogeng. It means: Diligence can make up for shortcomings. This is a useful warning left by the predecessors. As long as you put in some hard work, you can gain some ability.

Diligence can make up for one's weakness, which is a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is qínnéngbǔzhuō. It means that acquired diligence can make up for congenital deficiencies and defects.

Good training refers to useful warning.

A minute of hard work is a metaphor for dedication, and hard work generally refers to field work. It is also a metaphor for hard work in other aspects.

One point of talent is a metaphor for harvesting talent, and talent means the beginning of grass and trees; by extension, it refers to talent, talent, talented people, etc. Extended from the original meaning, it also refers to just now (indicating time).