Failure is the Best Gift for Young People (Part 2)

He pulled himself together and studied even harder. Later, this young man finally got into the medical school of a certain university. More than twenty years have passed, and he has now become a middle-aged doctor running his own clinic. However, when he reflects calmly, if it weren't for the "unreasonable obstruction and discrimination by the security guard" back then. How could he have wiped away his tears from humiliation and bravely stood up? And wasn't that security guard, whom he hated, also a benefactor in his life? This story reminds me of a mischievous boy in my class when I was in high school. His grades were average, not outstanding. One day, the physics teacher assigned a difficult set of problems as homework. The next day in class, almost every student couldn't answer them, but only Chen, the mischievous student, solved them. "Chen, honestly, did your brother help you with this homework? I know your brother is very good at physics. I taught him last year..." the teacher asked. "I did it myself! Teacher, how can you falsely accuse me?" "Don't lie to me! Why are you so shameless to say you did it yourself when you didn't?" The teacher said mockingly from the podium, "Oh, what a disgrace! I know your level very well. Don't try to fool me!" At that moment, I turned my head and saw Xiao Chen lowering his head, biting his lip, with tears welling up in his eyes. He didn't retort further, just kept his head down, pretending to read his book, and his tears dripped onto the textbook one by one. After the college entrance exam results were released, he, through his own efforts, was admitted to the Department of Physics at National Taiwan University. After completing his military service, he went to study in the United States and has now returned with a "Ph.D. in Physics" degree.