As we all nw, “n pains, n gains” is an influential prverb stressing the iprtance f hard wring. It tells us that nl b wring hard can we achieve ur gals, and n the cntrar, the ne wh is laz will never gain the things he wants.
Li undi is a faus pianist in the wrld. Mst f us are aazed at his perfect perfrance, but few f us nw hw uch tie and energ he has spent in practising. He started plaing the pian when he was nl 5 ears ld. He never gave up practising even thugh he et difficulties. When ther children at the sae age were plaing gaes utside r watching TV, he was plaing the pian, ttall absrbed in the beautiful usic. He als t part in an cpetitins t iprve his sills. Finall, he becae wrld-faus when he wn the chapin in Chpin Internatinal Pian Cpetitin, which is ne f the best-nwn pian cpetitins in the wrld. And he is the first Chinese pianist t receive such a great hnur.
Li undi wuld never bece s successful if he didn’t practise s hard. And we wuldn’t gain what we want if we didn’t wr hard. N pains, n gains.
