"你必须完成事情 - 这是你从中学习的，你通过完成事情来学习"
— Neil Gaiman
Simplified Meaning:
When you complete a task or project, you gain valuable experience and knowledge. For example, imagine you're building a model airplane for the first time. If you leave it halfway done, you won't learn how every part fits together or how to solve problems that come up toward the end. Only by finishing it can you understand the entire process and see what you did well and what you need to improve. In real life, this means if you start a book, try to finish it so you can fully grasp the story and message. If you're working on a school assignment, make sure to complete it so you can learn everything the assignment was meant to teach you. This advice teaches us that the end of a task holds crucial lessons that we would miss out on if we didn't see things through. So, whenever you start something new, remember that the true learning and growth happen when you push through and finish what you started, no matter how tough it might get.
