There is no "consolation award" in the world of artistic creation, and the level of the work itself is far more important than the verbal effort of "sharpening the sword". Moreover, some of the advertised "years" are not necessarily true. To apply the current buzzword: less grinding Swords are more sincere. Of course, this is definitely not to say that literary and artistic works do not need to be polished repeatedly; on the contrary, it is precise because literary and artistic works need to be polished in good faith and patience. Say no, because it will cheapen the hard work of truly polishing the work-if a person writes his ideas for ten years ago in a few months, even if it is a sword in ten years, those are really more than 3,000 days Every day and every night, we worked hard and studied the carved people, how can we praise them? What does this text mean? ['Literary works do not need to be polished for a long time.', 'Possessed a lack of sincerity for years.', 'Time-consuming work has nothing to do with the starting point of creativity.', 'The value of the work need not emphasize the hardship of creation.']