As the old saying goes, "since ancient times, heroes have changed, and they are not judged by success or failure." When I first saw this sentence, I just thought it was very reasonable. Later, with more experience, I realized that the result is sometimes just a foil to the icing on the cake, and the process of experience is the most precious.

This sentence was originally used to describe Xiang Yu, a fierce figure who can rise to fame in history books even if he fails to commit suicide. Supposedly, in the long river of history, there are many generals who committed suicide after defeat, but only one Xiang Yu is remembered. At all times and in all countries, there are still many literati who were impressed by his heroism and wrote poems for him. Can he be considered a failure?

Now the pace is getting faster and faster, and the speed of information change is dozens of times that of the past. Sometimes, a little complicated information makes people impatient. Just like now, since the media is hot, various TV movie explanations have mushroomed, so sometimes a two-hour movie is analyzed in a few minutes, and there is no suspense. Watching too many movie explanations is like watching the original movie for two hours. I just want to keep pulling the progress bar, so that horror movies are often pulled into comedies, which is why I am more and more impetuous. For all kinds of foreshadowing, I don't want to bother to dig, and the fun of watching movies is deprived of more than half.

Besides, we study. Sometimes when you insist on reviewing this process for one semester, you will find that you are confident and happy a few seconds before entering the final examination room, because you have confidence in yourself, and this confidence comes from the process of studying hard this semester. As for the result, it is also determined by the efforts and sweat in the process. Heaven rewards diligence, and there is no success for no reason.

Nowadays, many people are racking their brains not to be admitted, and all kinds of strange tricks emerge one after another, which makes people see things in a blur. But in fact, as long as they take an hour out to read and do problems every day, how can they fail to pass the exam at the end of the year? The simplest and most practical method has been ignored by everyone. Many people would rather believe in turning to a circle of friends and worship "testing the gods" than reviewing themselves. The fairy also said that there was nothing they could do!