The well-known proverb "No pains, no gains" has long been accepted by all of us. It tells us that we
have to make strenuous efforts whenever we want to be successful in a certain field.
Let's take English study as an example. If we want to improve our listening ability, we have to keep
on listening to different materials and make records from time to time. It is also true with spoken
English. Listening to teachers attentively in class and reading books are far fom enough--you should
practice talking with partners every week.
Another good case in point is acrobatics. Nobody is born a good acrobat, and one can only become a
skilled acrobat after countless failures. All of us feel excited when they win grand prizes in inte-
rnational competitions, but who knows how many hardships they have endured?
Judging from the examples given above, we may safely come to the conclusion that no pains, no gains.
So why not try our best to learn our specialties well? I am sure we will become experienced and ski-
llful if we never give up.