Abstract
Young college students are in a critical period of life. How to make college students wear the “first button” in life and cultivate students to become talents is a topic worthy of research. This article focuses on young college students who should follow the example of young comrade Xi Jinping. Ru Yucheng strives for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
Highlights
Keep LearningThroughout the years of hardship, General Secretary Xi Jinping explained in action and practice that learning and thinking must be persistent, and that several years of painstaking study had broadened his thinking, enlivened his thinking and improved his ability to analyze problems, so that he knew what was right and why
Young college students are in a critical period of life
Secretary Xi did not complain about the injustice of fate, but rooted himself in the countryside, and through his own hands and faith, he changed the face of Liangjiahe and won the approval of the people, which allowed him to grow from a confused middle school student to a young man who tasted the sorrows and sweets of life, and completed his transformation and spiritual sublimation in the midst of difficulties
Summary
Throughout the years of hardship, General Secretary Xi Jinping explained in action and practice that learning and thinking must be persistent, and that several years of painstaking study had broadened his thinking, enlivened his thinking and improved his ability to analyze problems, so that he knew what was right and why. Under the dim kerosene lamp “enjoy” the infinite power brought by the knowledge; enjoy the unique taste of “the world all sleep I wake up alone”; enjoy the powerful positive energy brought by the excellent culture of my vast Chinese nation. While the knowledge and information acquired in youth has changed over time, the spirit of perseverance and good learning methods and thinking skills developed in youth have remained with General Secretary Xi throughout his life
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