There is no consolation prize in the world of artistic creation, and the standard of the work is far more important than the verbal skill of sharpening the sword.What's more, some of the advertised years may not be true. So use a current buzzword: less sword sharpening, more sincerity. Of course, this is definitely not to say that literary works do not need to be polished over and over again. On the contrary, it is precisely because literary and artistic works need to be polished sincerely and patiently that we should say no to those satellite-like sharpening a sword for many years. Because it makes the painstaking efforts to really polish the work cheap-if a person uses a few months to write out the ideas he came up with ten years ago, those who really work hard and work hard over and over again in more than 3,000 days and nights. How should we praise them.
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Boast that there is a lack of sincerity in sharpening a sword for several years