Thinking: Time is life. Time is fair to everyone. The most important thing in the world is that time can be grasped. Only the most serious waste today is the waste of time. Any saving is ultimately a saving of time and a waste of time. People will be abandoned by time. Improving efficiency means saving time. When time is gone, you will not come back. Only by cherishing time will you achieve something. Quote: The most important thing in the world is time. ——Edison Tomorrow comes after tomorrow, there are so many tomorrows. I live waiting for tomorrow, and the years are wasted. ——Wen Jia Don’t wait for tomorrow to do what you do today, and don’t wait for others to do what you do. ——Goethe Yesterday is just a memory of today, and tomorrow is just a dream of today. ——Kahlil Gibran May you live a happy life every day, and don’t wait until the days pass to find out their loveliness, and don’t put all the words of special meaning into the future. ——Madame Curie The prime years will never come again, and it will be difficult to wake up again in one day; encourage them in time, as time waits for no one. ——Tao Yuanming Don’t wait any longer. When your young head turns gray, you will feel empty and sad. ——Yue Fei Time is life, and wasting other people's time for no reason is actually tantamount to seeking wealth and murder. ——Lu Xun Time is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always some time. ——Lu Xun Time is a great author, she can write the future ending. ——Chaplin Time is the most impartial, giving everyone twenty-four hours; time is also the most impartial, giving no one twenty-four hours. —— Huxley Those who waste their years will lose their youth and life will abandon them. ——Hugo It is easier to learn than to become old when you are young, and you should not waste an inch of time. ——Zhu Xi There are three paces of time: the future arrives belatedly, the present flies like an arrow, and the past stands still forever. ——Schiller The most serious waste is the waste of time. ——Buffon The fastest and slowest thing in the world, the longest and shortest thing, the most ordinary thing but also the most precious thing, the most easily ignored thing, and the most regrettable thing is time. ——Gorky You cannot bring back yesterday, and tomorrow is not certain, but what you can be sure of is today. One day today, two days tomorrow. - Jermanson Among all the courts, except for the court of truth, the most just and severe is the court of time. ——Anonymous The treasure of time is lost and can never be recovered. ——Anonymous Compressing time through diligence and wisdom is equivalent to extending life. ——Anonymous Time is also a scoring teacher, giving 100 points to wisdom and strength, and zero points to regret and emptiness. ——Anonymous An inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time. ——Chinese proverb Lost things are found somewhere, but lost time is nowhere to be found. ——Anonymous Father Time is fair. It gives everyone the same share of time. Father Time is also partial. It gives the fruits of labor to the diligent a hundred times as much as to the lazy. ——Anonymous In the ocean of time, the lazy are wandering; the diligent are planning their journey day by day and remain consistent. ——Anonymous classic material Lu Xun who cherished time (Story of celebrities cherishing time) Lu Xun, the great Chinese thinker and writer, cherished time very much. He has a wise saying: Time is life, and wasting other people's time for no reason is actually tantamount to seeking wealth and killing. Lu Xun really cherished his time as his life. He spent the time that others drank coffee and chatted on working and studying. Lu Xun also used various forms to encourage himself to cherish time, study and work hard. When he was in Beijing, there was a couplet hanging in his bedroom and study room, which collected two lines of poems from Qu Yuan, the great ancient Chinese poet. The first couplet was "Look at the peaks but don't be anxious" (see the sun setting without feeling anxious), The second line is "Afraid that the pelicans will sing first" (I'm afraid that another year will come and the cuckoos will crow early again). There is also a photo of Mr. Fujino, the Japanese teacher Lu Xun admired most, hanging on the wall of the study room. Lu Xun wrote in "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk": "Whenever I am tired at night and want to be lazy, I look up and catch a glimpse of his dark and thin face in the light, as if he is about to say something in a measured tone, which suddenly makes me realize my conscience. , and gained more courage, so he lit a cigarette and continued to write some words that were deeply hated by 'gentlemen' and others." Lu Xun used the couplets and photos of spending time together to urge himself to hurry up.

It is precisely because of this spirit of cherishing time and cherishing life that Lu Xun extensively covered many fields of natural and social sciences during his 56-year-old life journey. He translated more than 10 million words in his life, leaving a precious legacy to future generations. cultural heritage. Balzac wrote diligently (Stories about famous people cherishing time) The French writer Balzac cherished time very much and spent all his time writing. His creative schedule is: "Work from midnight to noon, that is, sit in an armchair for twelve hours, working hard to revise and create. Then proofread the proofs from noon to four o'clock, have dinner at five o'clock, and go to bed at half past five." He would rest and get up to work again at midnight. He devoted all his energy to his work and became a veritable "workaholic". Balzac wrote so fast that his ink bottle had to be refilled every three days and ten pen tips were used. He has created more than 90 novels, such as "Eugénie Grandet" and "Petro Goriot", and has become a prolific writer and enjoys a high reputation in the world. The reason why he established himself as a writer is inseparable from his cherishing time and diligent writing. Su Qin Cigu (Cherishing time and working hard to study is the way to become a talent) Su Qin's family was poor since he was a child, and it was difficult to feed and clothe himself, so studying was naturally a luxury. In order to make a living and study, he often had to sell his hair and do part-time work for others. Later, he left his hometown and went to Qi State to study as a teacher and learned the art of vertical and horizontal from Gui Guzi. Su Qin relied on his academic success, so he couldn't wait to bid farewell to his teachers and friends, and traveled around the world to seek fame and fortune. A year later, not only did he get nothing, but his money was also used up. When he got home, his wife shook her head and sighed when she saw him like this, and continued to weave; her sister-in-law turned away and left, unwilling to cook; her parents, brothers, and sister not only ignored him, but also laughed at him secretly. This situation made Su Qin feel ashamed and made a deep reflection on himself: "My wife ignores her husband, my sister-in-law doesn't recognize her brother-in-law, and my parents don't recognize their son. It's all because I don't live up to expectations, I haven't accomplished my studies, and I'm eager for success!" He Realizing his shortcomings, he regained his energy, took out all the books, and started studying again. He thought: "Since a scholar has decided to immerse himself in studying, but cannot obtain a distinguished status with this knowledge, then studying No matter how much you get, what's the use!" So he studied until late at night every day, and sometimes he fell asleep on his desk without realizing it. When I woke up the next day, I was full of regrets and scolded myself for being useless, but there was nothing I could do to prevent myself from falling asleep. One day, he was so tired from reading that he fell on the desk involuntarily, but he suddenly woke up - his arm was stabbed by something. When he saw an awl lying on the desk, he immediately came up with a way to stop dozing off: prick his thigh (thigh) with the awl! In the future, whenever he was about to doze off, he would use the awl to prick his thigh, causing a sudden "pain". Wake up" and keep studying hard. As a result, his thighs were often bloody and he couldn't bear to see them. When his family members saw this, they couldn't bear it and tried to persuade him. However, Su Qin replied: "If you don't do this, you will forget the shame of the past; only in this way can you urge me to study hard!" After a "bloody" year of "pain", Su Qin learned a lot from reading, and wrote "Gui" and " "Mo" two chapters. At this time, he said confidently: "With this set of theories and methods, we can convince many monarchs!" So Su Qin began to use his acquired knowledge and "thorny butt" spiritual will to lobby the six countries, and finally won the respect and importance of his post. The Six Kingdoms Xiangyin became famous and created his own glorious political career. Balzac's Timetable Most people who have read Zhu Ziqing's prose "Hurry" feel a sense of loss. Yes, the pace of time is so hurried, and I don’t care about your emotions and sighs. Because of this, those who are enterprising and have a sense of urgency always seize the time and dare not slack off for a moment. Let’s take a look at the schedule of French writer Balzac: 8:00 pm - 12:00 pm Go to bed 12:00 pm - 8:00 am Write (get up on time at midnight and write until dawn) Morning 8: 00 - 5:00 pm In addition to brunch, proofread and revise the proof of the work 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm After dinner, go out to deal with publishing matters, or visit a noble lady, or go to an antique shop to have fun - seeking A precious furnishing or an ancient painting. A new cycle begins.

In medical terms, resuscitation is life support, and life support is to save people in a relatively short few minutes. The key to rescuing people is time. That is to say, when the heartbeat and breathing stop, resuscitating the injured in the shortest possible time can save lives from the brink of death. Therefore, in resuscitation and first aid, time is of the essence. The heartbeat and breathing stop, and the breathing cycle ends. Brain cells can be severely damaged within 4 to 6 minutes of cessation of circulation, and may not even recover. The earlier cardiopulmonary and cerebral resuscitation is started, the higher the survival rate. A large number of examples have proven that 50% of those who start resuscitation within 4 minutes may survive; 10% of those who start resuscitation within 4 to 6 minutes may survive; 100% of those who start resuscitation after 6 minutes may survive; 100% of those who start resuscitation after more than 10 minutes may not survive. Time is money (the investment value of time). Time has investment value. After a period of time (such as one year), the 100 yuan deposited in the bank will increase in value to 102.25 yuan. The value-added part of 2.25 yuan is the time spent investing 100 yuan in one year. value. The amount of investment income is closely related to the time span of the investment process. In other words, time is one of the important factors that determine the return rate of various investments. For example, when investing in art or stocks, one should always avoid being eager for quick success. Just like the fermentation of wine takes time, the value of investment also needs to be revealed over time, and will naturally increase in value over time. The American oil tycoon Mr. Hammer bought a manuscript by the master of art Leonardo da Vinci at an auction in London for 2.2 million pounds (about 4.5 million U.S. dollars). The manuscript was written in 1506-1507 and was the work of Leonardo da Vinci at that time. It is one of the results of many scientific researches conducted by Qi Qi while painting, and has a high collection value. Fourteen years later, Mr. Hamer passed away, and his family sent the manuscript to New York for auction. As a result, it was bought by Bill Gates of Microsoft for $30.8 million. In just 14 years, the value of Leonardo da Vinci's precious manuscripts has increased sevenfold. Yilin Story Reverie of “Four ‘Ones’ Gathering” Today is a very interesting day, it is the first day of November and the first day of a week. I think this coincidence is enough to arouse the interest and thought of those of us who live a leisurely life. There are countless beginnings in a person's life, ranging from a lifetime to a stage, a year, a month, or even a day. Except for childhood when one still doesn’t understand the world, there is a starting point problem. When today is a new beginning, whether you consciously pay enough attention to it, take the first step, turn over a new page, make the first shot, and have a good start is the most important thing to achieve twice the result with half the effort. One ring. Although the saying "a good start is half the success" is a bit exaggerated, it cannot be denied that if anything gets off to a good start, it will always have an immeasurable motivating effect on the success or failure of the matter and on people's self-confidence. Mr. Gao Zhanxiang said something very wonderful, which impressed me deeply. He said: "When the calendar turns to a new page, some flowers and branches are jointing, some old trees are decaying, some children are growing up, and some people's hair is stained with frost. Everything in the world is undergoing ever-changing changes on the first today, and human beings' Development is constantly opening new chapters in the accumulation of today. Each of us must cherish today and move forward on today's starting line. "Today, the four "ones" gather together. You should not be surprised, but should regard this strange natural phenomenon as a reminder to people: How are you going to start on the first day of double meaning? In the words of Gao Zhanxiang: "Yesterday, today, and tomorrow are dependent on each other, dependent on each other, and connected. Although yesterday is worthy of nostalgia, it has become a book of history; although tomorrow is full of hope, it always contains a bit of illusory dream. The most realistic The most precious and valuable thing is today! Only today is your own, and only today do you have 100% control over it. "The Story of Three Bells" I often don't know what I should do. My childhood dreams are getting further and further away, and the hardships and heavy burdens on my shoulders often make me overwhelmed. I don’t know what to do next. There is a story about three clocks that always inspires me at this time. A newly assembled small clock was placed among the two old clocks. Two old clocks kept ticking one minute and one second. One of the old clocks said to the little clock: "Come on, it's time for you to work too.

Remember, there are many things to do in life, but they can be summarized into only two categories: one is urgent and the other is important. Many people are unsuccessful because they spend most of their time and energy focusing on immediate urgent matters and have no time to do the important things. I think the correct approach is to use 20% of your time to deal with immediate urgent matters, and leave 80% of your time to the future to do things that have no immediate benefits but will be important in the future. That's what I do, and I hope you do too. Make a 10-year plan for yourself. Otherwise, you might not be able to pay your bills by then! " Time In a "time management" class at a certain university, the professor placed a jar filled with water on the table. Then he took out some "pebbles" from under the table that could be put into the jar from the mouth of the jar. When the professor put After placing the stones, he asked his students: "Do you think this jar is full? " "yes. "All the students replied in unison. "Really? "The professor asked with a smile. Then he took out a bag of gravel from under the table, poured the gravel from the mouth of the jar, shook it, added some more, and then asked the students: "Tell me, is this jar now? Full? This time his students did not dare to answer too quickly. Finally, a student in the class timidly replied in a low voice, "Maybe it's not full." " "very good! After the professor finished speaking, he took out a bag of sand from under the table and slowly poured it into the jar. After pouring it, he asked the students in the class, "Now tell me, is this jar full?" Still not full? "Not full." "The whole class learned well now, and everyone answered confidently. "Great. "The professor once again praised these "teachable" students. After praising them, the professor took out a large bottle of water from under the table and poured the water into the jar that seemed to have been filled with pebbles, small gravel, and sand. After all these things were done, the professor asked his classmates seriously, "What important enlightenment can we get from the above things? There was a moment of silence in the class, and then a student who thought he was smart replied: "No matter how busy our work is and how full our schedule is, we can still do more things if we are pushed." After the student finished answering, he thought proudly: "This course is about time management after all!" "After hearing this answer, the professor nodded and smiled: "The answer is good, but it is not the important information I want to tell you. "At this point, the professor paused deliberately, scanned the class with his eyes and said, "The most important information I want to tell you is that if you don't put the big pebbles into the jar first, You may never get the chance to put them in again. " There are two patients in Life and Time, both of whom have uncomfortable noses. While waiting for the test results in the hospital, A said that if it is cancer, he should travel immediately. B also said the same. The results came out. A had nasal cancer, and B It was nasal polyps. A made a list of plans to say goodbye to his life and left the hospital. A wrote this after the list of life: I have many dreams in my life, some have come true, and some have come true. It didn't come true due to various reasons. Now I don't have much time. In order to leave this world without regrets, I plan to use the last few years of my life to realize the remaining dreams. One day, B. I saw an essay written by A in the newspaper and called him to inquire about his illness. He said, “If it weren’t for this illness, my life would be so terrible. It reminds me to realize the dreams I want to achieve. Only now do I realize what real life and life are. Are you living a good life? "B didn't answer. Because the thing he mentioned about traveling when he was in the hospital had already been forgotten because he was not suffering from cancer. In this world, everyone actually suffers from a kind of cancer, which is the irresistible death. . The reason why we don’t make a list of life like the man suffering from nose cancer, put aside all unnecessary things, realize our dreams and do what we want to do, is because we think we will still live. But perhaps it is this quantitative difference that makes our lives qualitatively different: some people turn their dreams into reality, and some people take their dreams to the grave. There is a pair of brothers who climb the stairs. My family lives on the 80th floor.

One day they came home from a trip and found that the building had a power outage! Although they were carrying large luggage, it seemed there was no other choice, so the elder brother said to the younger brother, let’s go up the stairs! So they started climbing the stairs carrying two large bags of luggage. When they climbed to the 20th floor, they started to get tired. My brother said, "The bag is too heavy. How about this? Let's put the bag here and wait for the call to take the elevator to pick it up." So, they put the baggage on the 20th floor. Building, it was much easier, so I continued climbing up. They climbed up talking and laughing, but the good times didn't last long. When they reached the 40th floor, they were really tired. Thinking that they were only halfway up, the two began to blame each other, accusing each other of not paying attention to the building's power outage announcement, which was why they ended up like this. They clambered and climbed all the way to the 60th floor. By the time they reached the 60th floor, they were so tired that they no longer had the energy to argue. The younger brother said to the older brother, "Let's stop arguing and finish climbing." So they continued to climb the stairs silently, and finally arrived at the 80th floor! When they arrived at the door of their house excitedly, the brothers discovered that their keys had been left in the bag on the 20th floor... Some people say that this story actually reflects our lives: before the age of 20, we lived according to the expectations of our family and teachers. Under the circumstances, I am burdened with a lot of pressure and baggage, and I am not mature enough or capable enough, so my steps are inevitably unsteady. After the age of 20, I left the pressure of everyone, took off my burden, and began to pursue my dreams with all my strength. I spent 20 years happily like this. But at the age of 40, I found that my youth was gone, and I inevitably had a lot of regrets and remorse, so I started to regret this, regret that, complain about this, hate that... I spent 20 years complaining like this. When I reached the age of 60, I realized that there was not much left in my life, so I told myself to stop complaining and just cherish the remaining days! So he spent the rest of his years in silence. At the end of my life, I remembered that I seemed to have something unfinished... It turns out that all our dreams were left in our 20-year-old youth, and we haven't had time to complete them...