Hold on, it means everything!

 

Story 1:
A young man, working in a common network of my BROADBAND company, formed a friendly Union after a poor network. I heard him say that his parents divorced from an early age and lived with his grandfather. He had to work almost every day until midnight because he had to pay 100 yuan for overtime.

Once again, I submitted for network repair. He said that he could not come on Sunday because he wanted to take an IELTS test! I thought I never did. Why did you take an IELTS test as a maintenance worker? After a while, he went to the door for repair again and told me, "I'm going to study in New Zealand, I 've passed the IELTS test, and I got an offer. You won't be able to fix it later ." I was surprised. I casually asked him, "Why did you go to New Zealand? I can go to many countries after IELTS !" He said, "Because my girlfriend is there, I want to spend time with her. If you study with me, we will gradually have a gap, so I will take the exam, so we will not be too far away ."

I sent him a sachet from Kunming and wished him happiness. He has never been to my house to repair the network. Sometimes the network is broken and he will think of his story.

Story 2:
The elevator girl who works in the elevator goes up and down every day in the elevator. She wears dirt, no makeup, a ponytail, a water cup, and an English book in her hand. From the beginning, I saw her as a high school textbook, and then gradually changed to a university textbook, Grade 4 and grade 6, postgraduate entrance exam, and TOEFL. No one has ever believed or cared about what she was learning, what she was watching, what she was, where she lived, how much she was paying, and what she had a dream, what does she want to learn? What else does she learn besides this? I don't know. It's just that the residents in the building sometimes send the magazines they read to her. They probably think that, as long as there is something with a word, it can be used for learning by an elevator engineer.

Later, she disappeared for a long time.

Seeing her again, she was dressed in a career suit and hurried into an office building. She doesn't know me, but I remember her.

Story 3:

A rural girl, who has never been out of town since she was a child, came to Beijing to work as a nanny at a friend's house. In addition to housework, the girl studied English literature and Mandarin, went to night school, and did not know the level of self-examination. Later, her host told me that this girl became a foreign Chinese teacher and made money for foreign students who didn't have much money but needed Chinese tutoring, I saved on my own, and later I bought a little QQ, which made it possible to get through the city faster and give classes to more students, saving the toll and time. Surprisingly, the girl also opened an early morning stall, selling soy milk, eggs, and biscuits each day, and selling Mary Kay.

I think God has to be driven crazy by this girl.

This is the three common young people living around me. They have no education or background, and have no chance to choose a college major, they don't even know what it is called "counterpart Major", and they don't even have the chance to hit high-quality cool people. What they want may be just what you and I have at your fingertips; what they are trying to make, maybe we can open our mouths to the numbers in their parents; when they came to the city, humble people cannot see it. But it doesn't matter. They can see themselves.

Koalas told me that the young people now want to become famous overnight and get rich overnight. If one thing persists for three months, they will complain about God's injustice and no bole. I don't want to talk about English, but I want to say that people who cannot talk about college are more arrogant. Instead, I want to be a target person and have my own goals to keep moving forward.

What is struggle? Struggle is not to let you go down the knife under the fire sea smell chicken dance head hanging beam cone. Struggle is to live in real life every day, do nothing in your hands, don't drag, don't complain, don't shirk, don't be lazy. Every day, with 1.1 drops of effort, we can gather up to ten millions of courage and take your persistence to the place where you want to go.

Difficult? Not difficult.

Do you have the courage to touch your own heart and say: My youth, do not complain about society, do not complain about injustice, just work hard, surpass yourself. Hold on, it means everything!

(Text/maverick cat)

From: http://www.bohaishibei.com/post/104/