事在人为,顾名思义,事情全在于人去做。也就是说,在一定的客观条件下,事情的成功与否,决定于人的主观努力的程度。这句成语,对我们的学习和工作很有积极意义。事在人为,关键是一个“为”字。彭端淑在《为学》中指出:“天下事有难易乎?为之,则难者亦易矣;不为,则易者亦难矣。”这就要求我们在确立了目标之后,要努力奋斗,知难而进,通过坚持不懈的实践去实现自己的理想。 Things are human, as the name implies, things are all about people doing it. In other words, under certain objective conditions, the success or failure of an event depends on the degree of human subjective effort. This idiom is very positive for our study and work. The matter is artificial, the key is a “for”. Peng Duanshu pointed out in his book “For Learning”: “If something is difficult or difficult for people in the world, it will be difficult for those who are difficult to do so. If they are not, then those who are easy will find it difficult to do so.” This requires us to work hard after we have established our goals. Struggle, advance with difficulty, and realize your ideals through unremitting practice.