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1inｎoｖatioｎ

Wｉth　thｅeｃｏnomicglobalizａtｉonｂecoｍiｎｇ　ｉｎｃreaｓiｎglyintensｉｖe，inventionor　innovaｔiｏｎhaｓbｅcｏｍｅｏneofcentralｔｏｐicaｒoｕndthewｏrld．　Manｙ　ｃouｎｔｒies　see　ｉtａsthekeyｔoｄeｖｅloptheireｃonｏmy.Ｏurgｏｖerｎｍent，　ｗｉthnｏexcepｔiｏn，regarｄ　iｔas“　thｅsouｌ　of　ournation.”Wｈat,　howｅveｒ,canwe　ｂeｎefitfｒoｍit？

　Fiｒstof　aｌl,inｖenｔionoｒ　inｎoｖatiｏn　ｃan　enhanｃｅoｖerallnａtｉonalｅconomy,whicｈｉｓｉmportantto　hｅigｈtenournaｔion　ｓtａｔus　ｉn　ｔhewｏrlｄ.Additiｏnally,ifｆａｃtoｒieshaveｔｈe　aｂilitiesininveｎtion,thｅfaｃtorieswｉllbｅｂooｍiｎｇ．Ａs　aresｕｌt,tｈeｙcａnｐroｖide　ouｒpeopｌewitｈmore　ｊobｓaｎdiｔwiｌlmaｋｅ　ouｒnationmore　stabｌe.Ｗhａtisｍoｒe，　ａ　majorityof　newprodｕctｓ　ｍaybe　avaibｌethrougｈ　ｉnvｅntｉon．Therｅfore，itisａｌso　significanｔfactｏｒfoｒimprovｉｎgｏｕrliｖingｓtandaｒdｓ.Ｏwiｎgtosuchbｅnefits，nｏwondｅrmorｅand　more　coｕntriｅsｆｏcｕsoninvｅntｉontoday．

Reｃoｇｎｉzingitｓimｐortanceisｏｎｌytｈeｆisｔstepｔoａｄvoｃａtｅ　iｎvetｉon　orinｎｏvation，aｎdsoｍe　effｅｃtivemeasｕｒｅｓ　sｈoｕldbeｔａkenforit.Fｏrｏneｔｈing,ｏuｒ　auｔhoｒｉty　ｓhoｕｌd　continuｅｔｏeｎｌarｇetherecruitofgradｕate.　Ｆorａnothｅｒ，the　cｏndｉｔｉonsofscieｎtistsａndｓkilｌｅdｗorkersshouｌdbe　fｕrｔherｉmｐroveｄ．　Onlyｉｎthｉsway，ｃan“ｔhｅ　ｓoｕlofournaｔion”　befｕｌlyｅmboｄieｄ　and　ｏur　nａtｉon　ｈaveabｒigｈｔerｆutuｒｅ．

2Intｅrnｅt

Ｉnｔernｅtiｓ　becoming　moｒeanｄｍｏrｅｐoｐularinthe　woｒld.Asiｓ　ｓhownｉntｈeｐiｃtures，　tｗoｐersoｎｓａresｉtｔｉngiｎfronｔofｔheir　ownｃoｍputerindｉfferentplａcｅs.theysｅemtoｂe　vｅryhaｐpyｏwingtｏ　ｔheaｃcesｓｉonto　Intｅｒnet.We　ｃanseｅｃｌeaｒlythａtｔｈｅleｆtfeｌloｗ（gｕy）typesa　ｍessage　ａndsendｓittｏtｈe　rｉghtｏｎｅ,themessaｇｅｓays：

“Dａｖiｄ,　wｏuldｙouｈaveacoffeetoｎight？

”ｔherigｈｔ　onereｃeｉvｅsitａｎdquicklｙ　replｙs：

“sｕｒｅ，wｈｅre？

”Wｈａtaｃonveｎient　toolｏfInｔｅrnetis!

Wiｔhtｈe　raｐｉd　dｅvｅlopmeｎtofhigｈtechnologiｅs　ａnｄｅｃonomy，ｐｅoplewill　gｅtmｏreａndmorｅbenefiｔs　frｏｍthe　uｓeof　iｎternet．　Theｒe　isno　deｎyinｇthatcomｐuｔeｒ　networｋｉｓanｉndicatiｏnｏｆｓｏｃｉal　cｉｖilａｚationandprogress．ｉnternｅtisan　iｎfｏｒmatｉonpｏoｌ　，ｐeople　ｃanｓeａｒｃｈanytｈingthey　wantbytｙpingtheｋey　ｗｏrds.Foｒｅｘaｍplｅ，ｓomｅoｎe　ｗants　tokｎowtｈeGreatＷａllｏf　Cｈina,wｈａｔhe/sｈｅｎeedtｏdｏisｏnｌytｏｏpeｎ　aｎiｎteｒｎｅt　exｐoreraｎdｔypethｅwords:

“thｅＧreａtWａｌl”ａndsｅarchit，ｔhenhｅ/sｈｅ　cangetsomanｙreｌevaｎtlinkｓ.Whaｔ‘ｓ　ｍore，　peｏｐleｃan　ｐｕrchasetheirfaｖoｒitｅgoodsthｒoｕgh　theIntｅrnetinｓteａd　ｏfgｏingsｈopｐingin　chaotic　sｔreets.laｓｔ　ｂutnoｔlｅａst，ｐeopleａｌｓo　cａnmakefulluseofInternettoｓtudy　onlｉｎe　．Ｆrom　ｔheanａlｙsis　mａdeａbove,　wecａn　ｃometoaconcluｓiｏn　thatwｅｓhoulｄmakethe　bestuseofIntｅrｎet,whichcanbringsusa　ｇrｅａtdealofｂｅneｆiｔs.as　aciｔizｅnofChinawe　sｈouｌdstｕdyhａｒｄ.Ｏｎlyｉn　tｈis　wayＣaｎwehａｖeａｂｒiｇhteｒｆuture　and　makeour　cｏunｔrｙ　flourｉshing。

3KnowledｇeIｓＰoweｒ

ＫnｏｗledgｅIs　PoｗerRecentlｙ　thｅｒe　haｓｂeeｎadisｃussioｎｒeｇａｒdinｇ　ｔhｅiｓsueofkｎowl-edgｅiｎ　theneｗsｐaｐer.Ascａn　ｂｅseenfｒoｍthe　picture,knowｌｅｄgｅｉssymbｏlizｅdbyaclencheｄfisｔaspoweｒ.　Thefistsｅndsoutａmesｓagefor“ｏbｅｄiencｅ”,ｔhreatenｉｎg　to　cｒacｋwitｈ　powerａnyhardnut.Thｅmoredemanding　and　challenginｇａ　task　is,ｔhemｏrepowerfulthefistseｅms　togｒow.　Siｍiｌaｒｌｙ,kｎowlｅｄgｅ,　ｔheｓｔrongest　pｏwerｆoｒ　humanｂeings,　fｅedｓuｐtｈe　fieldoｆ　scienｃe　anｄtecｈｎology.Ｔｈｅmorｅad-ｖanｃedanddevｅlopedafieldis,tｈe　ｍoreprofouｎd　kｎｏwleｄgeseemsto　beｃome.A　spｅｃifiｃｅxampｌe　isthe　dunａpingofMｉr,Russia‘sspａcestaｔｉon.AｓｉsｔhｅcａsｅoftheRusｓiaｎsｐacｅ　proｇram，ｔhecｏuntrycｏuｌdnolｏｎger　affｏｒdtｏkeｅpMｉr　alofｔin　orbｉｔｂeｃauseｏflaｃｋＯf　finanｃｉal　sｕpport　Thｅrｅfｏre,　Rus-ｓｉadeｃideｄtｏ　dump　thespaceｓtａtioｎ．Tｈe　eｆfｅcｔｉs　ｂｏthiｍｍediate　and　fａｒ　－reａching．As　faｒas　thepｒesent　iｓconcｅrnｅd，　thｅsuccesｓfullauｎchingaｎd　ｄumｐingoｆ　IVrＬr　hａspｒoｖedto　thｅworldｔhａｔｍanｋind，ａｒmeｄ　ｗｉthｐro-fcａ.mdknowledge,cannotjｕstbuildｔhinｇsbuｔ　ｃａｎｏperateｔhemwelt.Ｆor　tｈeｄｉstantimpaｃｔ,thｅｏncｅ－　in-a－lifetimeｓucｃesｓof/ＶＦｔrproｖiｄｅsｍａn　witｈ　vａlｕableａndiｎdiｓpｅnsａbｌe　eｘｐeｒienceｆormａnnｅd　spａceflight　in　the　ｙｅarsｔｏ　cranｅ.Ｔheｎ，somedａyinｔｈefｕrore,ｔhｅmmiｇhｔ　appｅarinspacemｏｒeＭirs,vｉsitiｎgＭａrs，sprｅaｄingfriendship,paradiｎgｔheｐerｆectｍaste-rｙoｆknowleｄge.　Astothｅbesｔwaytoｍａsｔerknｏwleｄｇe,Isuｇgｅstｔhat　evｅrｙoneofus“ａsｋnoｔwhatｏtｈｅrswillleａrn　fromyou，　butwｈａtyou　can　leａrnfrｏm　theotheｒs.”　Byso　ｄoiｎg,Isiｎcｅrｅly　ｂelieｖeｅachperｓｏn,pro-teｃtedby’　the　“fisｔ”,willbe　ｌearｎedand　knowledgeable.

4ｅxperｉｅnｃesaｎｄboｏks

Bｏtｈｅｘｐeriencesａnｄboｏksａrｅvｅｒyeｓseｎtialresｏurces,aｎdbｏｔhoｆtheｍ　haverｅlevantmeriｔｓ.

Exｐeriencｅsare　theｍosｔdiｒect　ｒesoｕrcｅｓｗeeveｒhａve.Alｍosｔｏuｒeveｒｙbaｓicskiｌlcamefrｏmexpeｒienｃes,　such　aswaｌkｉng，　aｒtｉculａｔing,reａdiｎgｅven　thinking.　Wiｔｈｏut　expｅrｉencｅs,　some　ｎatｕralｂornａbｉlitiｅsevｅnmightlose.Stｕｄieｓhavｅｓhoｗnｔhatababywｈｏwasrobｂedbｙ　animalsintｏforestfoｒ12　yearsｌｏｓthiｓabilｉtytｏtaｌkin　hｕmanｌａnguａge.Fuｒｔheｒｍore，itisgｅnerａlｌｙacceptedtｈateachandｅvｅｒyskｉlldeｖelｏｐs　byｅxperｉeｎｃes，　anｄtｈat＇swｈypｅｏpｌｅ　aｌｗayｓsaｙprａｃticｅ　makesperfect.

Booksarevaｌuablewhenｋnoｗledgｅiｓ　beyｏndthesｃopeof　oｕreｘpｅriｅｎcｅs．　Ｐeｒhapstheｍostｏbｖiｏuseｘaｍｐlesarethosefluｅntwriteｒs.Theywriｔeｖaｒious　stories,thescopesof　whiｃhareｆarbｅyoｎdａnyindividuaｌ'ｓexperiｅncｅｓ.TakeJoycｅCarolOａtesforexaｍplｅ,hｅrpｒodｕctｉｖiｔy　has　bｅenprodｉgiouｓ,accumulatｉngｉnｌessthan　twｏdecadｅstonｅaｒlｙ　ｔhiｒtｙ　titlｅs,iｎｃlｕdｉng　noｖels,　collectｉonsｏfｓhortsｔoｒiｅs　aｎｄｖerse，plaｙsａnd　literａrycｒｉｔicisｍ.Aｌｔhoｕghｓomeofｔhemａｐpeartｏ　comｅfromｈeｒoｗndｉrｅcｔobservaｔioｎs,　herdｒeams，and　her　fearｓ，ｍuchmoｒeiｓcｌeａrｌyfroｍthｅexｐerｉencesof　otｈers.　Her　fｉctｉｖeworldrｅmａｉｎｓ　stｒiｋingｌyakintoｔｈatreaｌｏnｅreｆlectediｎ　the　dａｉlｙｎewspapers,thetｅleｖｉsioｎneｗsandtalｋsｈoｗs,　andthｅ　ｐｏpulａrｍagazinesoｆour　dａy.

Yetｅitheｒｅｘperiencesorｂｏoｋsmａygｉｖeuswｒonｇinforｍatｉon.Ourdirectoｂsｅｒvationsalwaysaresｕbｊecｔtooｕrbelｉeｆs,ｈopes,fears,　eｘpectatiｏnｓ,ａnｄ　ouｒbｉas,which　mightｍaｋｅobseｒvａｔｉonsunreliable．Ｐeｏplｅvaｒy　inｔhｅｉｒ　poｗｅrsofobservatioｎ,aｎdthe　reｌiabilｉtyoｆｏur　obｓｅrvａtｉｏｎsisnoｂｅtｔerthan　ｔｈerelｉabilｉtｙ　ofoｕrmemoｒｉｅｓ,whｉchａswe　knowcanbedecｅptive．Inｆorｍatiｏｎprintedinpaperssomｅtｉｍｅsｉs　uｎreliａｂleｅiｔheｒ,　it　maybeｍｉsprintｅｄ,ｏｒevendｅｌibeｒaｔelydｉstorted.Ｆoｒeｘaｍｐlｅ,DefiniｔｉonsｓucｈaｓMarｘｉsm,Cａpｉtalism,　ZionismarｅtoｔａｌｌydｉfferｅntintheOxforｄLeａrner＇s　DiｃtionａｒｙｏfCuｒｒeｎtEｎglish　betweeｎtheoriginaｌ　editiｏnaｎdthesａnctｉoneｄRｕssｉaｎｅditｉｏn．

Incｏnclusion,　ｂoｔhsoｕrcesareimpｏrtant.　Soｍｅtimｅsoｎeismoreimpｏrｔantthａntheotheriｎａccｏrｄanceｗithspｅcifｉｃcｉrｃumstanｃｅｓ.Fｏｒ　exampｌe,　ｗｈｅn　we　makeageneｒalsurｖeyaboutａcerｔainｓubjｅct,wemayｐｒｅferｒｉｃｈrefeｒenｃｅsinlibrary．Ontheotherhand,ifwｅwanttoｋnowmore　sｐeｃiｆicdetaｉls，wehad　ｂeｔtｅrreferｔｏｅxｐｅｒｉeｎcessｕcｈaｓresultsoｆcａrｅfuｌlydeｓiｇnｅｄexperｉｍentｓ．

5suｃcess

Ifｕｌlyagree　withｔheclaimtｈatｔｈeｒe　is　noｃorrelatｉonbetweensuccessand　ｌuck.Moｒeoveｒ,　Iuｎderstaｎd　suｃcessto　refer　ｔooｎe＇ｓabilitｙ　ｔoachiｅvethepｒｅdominant　ｐartofｈｉsgoals　ｉnｈｉｓｌｉfｅtiｍｅ,whicｈin　turnｌeaｄｓ　ｔoaｃorｒｅｌaｔionbｅtwｅｅn　sucｃesｓanｄincｏmesincｅthe　accoｍpliｓｈmentofsucｈａｎaturａlgｏaｌ　astoproｖidｅａ　goｏdfｕtｕｒｅforyourlovｅd　onｅsdeｍandｓthe　means．　Whaｔｉs　ｔhe　simｐlesｔ　andｍｏsｔ　laｗｆul　ｗaｙtｏ　earnenｏｕｇh　toconｓｉdeｒyｏuｒseｌｆ　a　successｆulperｓon？

To　rｅcｅiveagｏodｅｄuｃatｉonanｄ　tｏｆindagood　ｊｏb.Ｂotｈrecｅｉｖiｎg　an　eduｃation　andmakingａ　caｒｅerpresuｐpｏseone'srｅaｄｉnｅｓstoｗorkharｄ,anｄsucｃessｗｉthoutharｄworkissiｍply　notpｏssiｂlefor　thｅvastmaｊoritｙｏftheｗｏｒld＇sｐopuｌatiｏn.Tｈereasonsand　exａｍpｌeslisteｄ　bｅｌow　willstｒengthｅn　mypointoｆvｉｅw．

Fｉrsｔof　alｌ,consiｄerinｇ　an　eｄｕcａｔionanｄacａrｅer　askｅｙfａｃｔorsoｆsucceｓs，ｏｎeｗｉll　choosetoｐursue　adegreefｒｏｍacｏlleｇｅ　oｒa　ｕｎｉversity.Oｎeｗishｉｎgto　beaｄmitteｄtｏtｈｅｕｎｉversitywillｈaveｔoｔakesevｅrａl　testｓ．Itisｄoubtful　tｈat　ｓomｅone　willbeｓoｌuckytｈaｔknoｗingnothｉｎg，hｅcouldpass　tｈe　tesｔｗitha　higｈscore.Ａlowｓcｏremeanｓｆailure,and　thattesttaker　wｉｌｌnotlikｅlｙbｅaｄmitted.　Therefoｒｅ,iｎoｒder　tｏbesuccessful，onｅshoulｄprepareforthe　ｔestsand　wｏrｋ　ｈard,becａｕｓe　agoodｅducatｉonwｉｌlprovｉdehimｗithaｇoｏd　jobanｄａn　opｐortuｎiｔy　ｔｏaccomplｉｓhsｏmeofｈis　goａlsanddreamｓ.　　Inmyｌｉfetime,I　haｖｅnｅｖeｒmeｔapersｏｎwhｏｃｏulｄ　grａduatefrｏmacoｌlegewithoutｗorkingｈard.

Sｅｃｏｎdly,　ｉtis　impoｓsibｌeｔoｍakｅａcａreer　if　oneiｓiｎdoｌeｎtａndlaｃkingknowledgｅ，　at　leａstｉnｄeveｌｏpｅdｃｏｕntｒies.Luｃｋ　playsnｏｒｏleinachievｉngｔhissuｃcess.　Ｅvenifsｏｍeonewａs　unbｅliｅvａblｙ　ｌuckyｅnoughtobecｏmeamaｎagｅrnotbeｉngqualiｆｉed　enoｕgh,hｅwilｌ　bｅaskedｔｏ　rｅsign　inｔheneａrfuture　bｅｃａuseofhis　ｉｎabｉlｉｔydｕｅ　tｏlack　ｏfknowｌｅｄgeａｎdeｘperieｎcetomaｋeriｇｈtdecisｉons.Ｆorinsｔance,Iuｓedｔoｗｏrkｆｏｒaverｙsｍaｌｌcｏmｐａｎyowned　bya　friend.　Thiｓcompanyｗas　lateｒcloｓedｂeｃause　ｏfｂankrｕpｔcy.Tｈe　ｃａuseof　bankｒupｔcy　wａｓ　ｗｒongsｔｒaｔｅgiｅsaｎddecisionsmadebｙ　ｔhｅownｅr.Afteｒthe　failure,hｅweｎｔｔoａ　uｎivｅrsityaｎdwoｒkedforaｎoｔhercｏmpanｙｓothａtheｃouldobtaiｎｅxpeｒｉeｎｃeandbecomｅa　ｓuccｅssｆuｌbusinessman.Nｏwａｄays,ｈeconsidershｉmｓeｌｆ　asucceｓｓfuｌpersｏnｂｅcaｕsｅhehaｄ　turｎediｎtorealiｔyｈｉsｔwobiｇgestdreamsofprｏduｃｉng　conｓumerｇooｄsof　higｈqualityａnｄmakinｇｃhａritaｂledonationｓto　nｅｅdypeople．

Ｉnsum,asloｎgａssomeonｅundeｒstaｎｄssｕｃcｅｓs　asａn　ａbilｉty　ｔｏturnintorｅaliｔy　sｏmeofhisdrｅamsaｎdgoals,hewillhavｅｔｏworkhard　becausehe　will　needｍoney.Ａndhis　chａncｅs　toearnthatｍoneywｉｌlｒemarkaｂlｙincreａseif　hｅｃouldgrａduatefroｍa　ｃｏllegｅａndｍakeacareer.　Aｌloftheｓethingsarｅ　sｉmplynotｐossiｂlｅwｉtｈｏuthardwork.　Luckhasｎoｐｌaceinｓｕchａsｃheme　ofeｖｅnts.

6joｂ

Ｔhere　are　ｍaｎyａｄｖａntａgｅsaｎddisa