Practice Makes Perfect
It is well known that practice makes perfect. Whatever is worth doing at all is wordl doing well. To do well is to try, try, and try again. That is how I understand "Practice makes perfect."
Take for example the study of English. In the beginning, it seemed hard to me to pronounce each word correctly and to memorize the grammar rules, sentence structures, the whole texts. By reading the texts over and over, listening to the tape again and again, and writing and speaking more and more, I have overcome the difficulties and become more skillful in mastering the language. Nothing is impossihle if you set your mind on it.
Another case in point is my learning to play erhu. The first time I played the musical instrument, it was like sawing wood. The sound annoyed everyone in the house including myself, but I kept at it against the complaints of my family. At last, I made it. Now I can make pleasant music on my erhu.
Experience tells me "Practice makes perfect".
熟能生巧
“熟能生巧”是众所周知的谚语。凡是值得做的事就应做好，要干好就意味着试、试、再试。这就是我所理解的“熟能生巧”。
比如英语学习，一开始，我似乎很难发准每一个字，很难记住语法规则、句型和整段课文。通过一遍又一遍地读，一次又一次地听磁带，更多地写和说，我克服了这些困难，较熟练地掌握了这种语言。世上无难事，只怕心不专。
又如我学拉二胡。第1次玩这乐器时，我好像是在锯木头。其声音使家里人人厌烦，包括我自己。但我不顾家人的反对，坚持练。
我终于学会了。现在我的二胡弦音宜人。
经验告诉我：“熟能生巧”。
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