Success comes naturally(gōng dào zì rán chéng)

Success comes naturally

In Chinese, it is generally said that if you work hard enough, you will succeed naturally. Used to motivate others.

With enough effort, things will naturally be effective. [source] Chapter 43 of journey to the west by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty: "this master is just homesick! If you want the three lines to be full, what's the difficulty! As the saying goes, "if you work hard, you will succeed naturally." [example] master, don't worry, don't worry. And go forward with confidence, return you a "~" also. (Chapter 36 of journey to the west by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty) Einstein said: "success = x + y + Z, x stands for diligence, y stands for hard work, Z stands for less empty talk. That may be the best answer to success. " in Xu Beihong's painting, the fourth natural paragraph: as the saying goes, success comes naturally. Here, the natural growth of this skill shows that Xu Beihong has made great efforts to make the horse vivid. [Japanese translation] "the third year of Shimo Shangmo" (Shimo Shangmo Sannian)] (Shimo Shangmo Sannian) いしのうえにさんねん) Roman pronunciation: isinouenimosanne

Chinese PinYin : gōng dào zì rán chéng