这幅画向我们展示了阿弗和他儿子之间的对话。父亲让儿子在担心核废料泄漏之

这幅画向我们展示了阿弗和他儿子之间的对话。父亲让儿子在担心核废料泄漏之前把垃圾箱倒空。它揭示了在做大事之前先做好小事的重要性。<br><br>毫无疑问，做一些小事是走向成功的第一步，也将有助于将来做一些大事。通过做一些小事，我们可以积累经验，掌握技能，训练自己变得更有耐心。换句话说，我们可以做好准备迎接进一步的挑战——完成小事的过程。相比之下，那些在太年轻的时候就开始做大事的人会经常被失望、挫折甚至失败所困扰。当“重大的事情”真正出现时，他们很难与他们相处，因为他们缺乏经验和信心，而这些都来自于做小事<br><br>在我看来，在任何情况下我们都不应该低估做小事的价值。相反，我们应该把小人物视为经验、技能和耐心的源泉。正如亚里士多德曾经说过：“伟大的成就只属于那些能够完美地完成小事的人。

This picture shows us the dialogue between ALF and his son. The father asked his son to empty the dustbin before he worried about the leakage of nuclear waste. It reveals the importance of doing small things well before doing big things.<br>There is no doubt that doing small things is the first step to success and will help to do big things in the future. By doing small things, we can accumulate experience, master skills, train ourselves to become more patient. In other words, we can be prepared for further challenges - the process of completing small things. In contrast, those who start doing great things when they are too young are often troubled by disappointment, frustration and even failure. When "big things" really appear, it is difficult for them to get along with them because they lack experience and confidence, which comes from doing small things<br>In my opinion, under no circumstances should we underestimate the value of doing small things. On the contrary, we should regard small people as a source of experience, skills and patience. As Aristotle once said, "great achievements belong only to those who can complete small things perfectly.

This painting shows us the dialogue between Afu and his son. The father asked his son to empty the garbage bin before worrying about the leakage of nuclear waste. It reveals the importance of doing small things well before doing big things. Undoubtedly, doing small things is the first step to success, and it will also help to do big things in the future. By doing small things, we can accumulate experience, master skills and train ourselves to be more patient. In other words, we can be ready for further challenges-the process of completing small things. In contrast, those who started to do great things when they were too young are often troubled by disappointment, frustration and even failure. When "important things" really appear, it is difficult for them to get along with them because they lack experience and confidence, which all come from doing small things. In my opinion, under no circumstances should we underestimate the value of doing small things. On the contrary, we should regard little people as the source of experience, skills and patience. As Aristotle once said, "Great achievements belong only to those who can accomplish small things perfectly.