Where there is a will, there is a way

Where there is a will, there is a way
Throughout the development history of more than five thousand years in our country, in the long stream of history, there are people who have lived a mediocre life, and there are people who have left their own page in history. And among these famous men of letters and generals. We observe carefully, it is not difficult to find a rule in them: these are people with great ambitions.
Let's start with Li Shizhen, a great doctor in the Qing Dynasty. Li Shizhen aspired to be a doctor like his father when he was young. Whenever his father went up the mountain to collect medicine, he must follow, and every time he must know some herbs. Little Li Shizhen's knowledge of herbal medicine continued to grow, and as he got closer to the path of being a doctor, he began to read some of his father's collection of medical techniques, and then discovered that a medical book called Materia Medica had many loopholes. Li Shizhen once again set a great ambition: to complete the book!
After more than ten years of traveling through mountains and rivers, Li Shizhen finally wrote a medical masterpiece, Compendium of Materia Medica, which is one of the inspirations in Chinese and foreign medical circles. This time also became the most brilliant moment of his life, which is the result of Li Shizhen's struggle for his ideal, is the positive result of where there is a will, there is a way.
There is no coincidence. Our modern celebrity -Zhou Enlai, he was just a teenager, one day his teacher asked: "Why do you read?" The answer varied from "to study for the glory of ancestors." "Read for learning." Or Cloud: "Read for your parents." When asked about Zhou Enlai, Zhou Enlai Zhengqi Ran: "Study for the rise of China!" His teacher praised: "When there is a will, Zhou Sheng."
Zhou Enlai's ambition to make China rise, study hard for more than ten years, his ambition made him strive to reach the top, and finally became the first president of China. In his ambition of "the rise of China", he did achieve, with his own emergence so that other countries dare not look down on China. Be remembered through the ages. This is also a positive result of "where there is a will, there is a way."
But the strange thing is: there is no shortage of people who have a will but have
no success. The Three Kingdoms Yuan Shao determined to unify the world but was laughed at by later generations, the Song Dynasty Qin Hui determined to serve the country but became a treacherous minister reviled by all people, is it "where there is a will, there is a way" is wrong? No, although Yuan Shao is determined to unify the world, but he did not make efforts, coupled with suspicious character defects, failure is not surprising. Although Qin Kuei was determined to serve the country, his determination could not resist the temptation of money, and failure was common sense.
Therefore, "where there is a will, there is a way" is not enough "ambition", but also full effort and determination, otherwise who can be blamed for being laughed at?。