Diligence can make up for clumsiness q?n?n?ng?b?zhu?: It means that acquired diligence can make up for congenital deficiencies and defects. Source: In 825 AD, Tang Jingzong transferred Bai Juyi, the governor of Hangzhou, to the governor of Suzhou. Suzhou was the largest state in the southeastern region of the Tang Dynasty, and local affairs were complicated. After taking office, Bai Juyi declined all banquets and concentrated on handling government affairs. He quickly became familiar with the local situation, rectified the administration, and won praise from the people. He believed that he was born clumsy and could only make up for it through hard work.

Sentences:

1. I know that my ability is very small and my thoughts are very small. I only hope that diligence can make up for my weakness.

2. Diligence can make up for one's weakness, which is a good lesson. Every time you work hard, you will get a talent.