As the title suggests:Rewards can only be achieved by arduous efforts in sowing the seeds and painstakingly nurturing growth of the seedlings, no gain will be attained if no pain is endured. This is a universally acknowledged truth as for farming. But the same goes with the study in university: By attending lectures listening to teachers intently and taking notes, we sow the seeds of knowledge into our minds; by reviewing the notes and turning over what the teachers has taught in our minds and doing after-class assignments as required, we nurture the growth of our knowledge; and by using the knowledge weve accumulated to pass an exam, win credits or certificates and applying them in work after graduation, we get a bumper harvest brought by our knowledge. As the first and most critical phase of learning, sowing the seeds of knowledge should be given greatest emphasis. Since classes and lectures are the major channels through which we gain knowledge, we should attend them punctually and refrain from playing truants. While the teacher is imparting the invaluable knowledge, we must listen carefully and take notes on important points. A common saying goes, listening carefully in class will help you better than studying on your own after class triple the time, so we should cherish each and every minute in class and grasp as much knowledge as we can. Secondly, after class, we should review what weve learned in class and do relevant exercises until we internalize these knowledge. If we do not review the knowledge that has been inculcated to us and make further ponder on them, no matter how attentive we listened to our teachers or how much note were take down, chances are that we would never turn these knowledge into our own. This process is as important as the watering and fertilizing the seedlings: without water and nourishment, the seedling can never grow into a mature tree and yield any fruit. Thus, without further cultivation on the knowledge weve learned after class, the knowledge can hardly take a deep root in our heart and will gradually die out. Finally, after so much delicate care and precious time spared in sowing the seeds, nurturing growth, we come to the jubilant and long-expected time of harvest. We pass the exams and win certificates or accreditations with our knowledge and are finally offered a decent and well-paid job: The tree of knowledge finally blossom and yield a bumper harvest and all our onerous efforts pay off at last. To conclude, the study in university accords with the proverb As you sow, so will you reap, we should never spare any efforts in learning as long as we expect a bright future, because a promising future is made up of sowing and constant nurturing.
正如标题所暗示的：只有在播种和精心培育的幼苗生长的辛勤努力下才能获得回报，如果没有痛苦，就没有收获的收获。这是一个公认的真理，如农业。但同去大学学习：通过听课听教师专心致志地记笔记，我们播种知识的种子到我们的思想；通过回顾笔记和翻什么老师已经教我们的头脑和后做课堂作业要求，我们培养的增长我们的知识；运用知识，我们已经积累到通过考试，赢得学分或证书和毕业后的工作中的应用，我们得到丰收带来的我们的知识。作为学习的第一个和最关键的阶段，播种知识的种子应该给予最大的重视。由于课程和讲座是主要的渠道，我们获得知识，我们应该准时参加他们不逃学。老师传授的是无价的知识，我们必须认真聆听并记下重要的要点。俗语云，在课堂上认真听取会帮助你更好的比研究自己的后三类的时间，所以我们应该珍惜每一分钟每班和掌握更多的知识，我们可以。其次，在课后，我们应该回顾一下我们在课堂上学到的和做相应的练习，直到我们接受这些知识。如果我们不审查已经被灌输给我们作出进一步思考它们，不管多么殷勤我们听老师或多少注意被取下，机会是，我们不会把这些知识运用到自己的知识。这一过程同样重要，如浇灌和施肥：没有水和营养，幼苗永远不能长成一棵成熟的树，并产生任何果实。因此，我们在课堂上所学的知识没有进一步的培养，知识在我们心中几乎不能扎根，并会逐渐消亡。最后，经过了那么多的细腻的呵护和宝贵的时间不遗余力地播下种子，培育生长，我们来欢乐的和期待已久的收获季节。我们通过考试，赢得证书或认证我们的知识，最后提供一个体面的高薪工作：知识终于开花及产量的丰收和我们所有的繁重工作还清最后树。最后，研究大学符合谚语你播种，所以将你收获，我们应该永不备用任何努力学习，只要我们期待一个光明的未来，因为一种很有前途的未来是由播种和不断培养。