In the history of Vietnam, there are many famous examples of overcoming learning difficulties, the most famous is the poinsettia Mac Dinh Chi. Ancients recounted that Mac Dinh Chi was a poor, ugly black man. Every day, in order to maintain his life, he had to go to the forest to collect firewood to help his parents. There was a school near his house, because there was no money for school, so every day whenever he carried firewood, he stood at the door of the classroom. Many days, seeing that the poor student was studious, the teacher immediately put him in the classroom. But during the day he had to make a living, he had to study in the evening.  The poor house did not have an oil lamp to learn the bridge and then came up with a way to make fireflies put in eggshells with light as a lamp. Without a notebook to write he used leaves to change paper and practice writing. On such days, he saw that the poor boy was studious, and he allowed him to enter the school. Thanks to his intelligence, Mo Dinh Chi quickly became the best student in the school. In the evening, Mo Yongzhi had time to read because during the day he had to do other things. But without an oil lamp, the boy came up with a way to make fireflies put in eggshells with light as a lamp. With extraordinary energy, Giap Cun (1304), contest, Mac Dinh Chi passed Hoi Nguyen, Thi Dinh, he passed Poinsettia. Not only did he serve as a Dai Viet poinsettia, he was also made a \"Two-Nation Poinsettia\" (China and Dai Viet) when he went to China during the Yuan Dynasty. As a student, no one does not know the story of the handless teacher Nguyen Ngoc Ky. The story begins when he was 4 years old when he was paralyzed in both hands. The arms slouched like two shoulder straps made it impossible to go to school like any other student. But his studious spirit and thirst for words led him to the wing of the classroom to listen to his teacher's lectures.  Admiring and pitying the disabled little student, she let him into the classroom with her. And from here, he began his days of practicing words with his feet. It's the pain of cramping, cramped legs, swollen toes but still gripping the pen... and tens of thousands of other difficulties that did not discourage him. And the efforts paid off when he won the school's clean lettering competition. And from the step he entered the university gate scene to become an excellent teacher. Step by step, step by step, he has inspired generations of students and written his legendary story. Or like the young knight Nguyen Cong Hung. From an early age he suffered from a serious disease with systemic paralysis. But that didn't knock him down, he still tried to study, train. Information technology helped him change his life and open a computer center for people with disabilities. He conquered people with the will to rise to the desire to live usefully, to contribute to society. And there are millions of people who are overcoming difficulties in Vietnam who are constantly learning to rise up to help their lives. Overcome the complexes of life, strive hard so as not to have to live in distress, weakness and dependence on others. They from the burden of family, society became useful citizens. Because more than anyone else they understand that \"We only really fail when we give up all our efforts\".  The successes that come to them are much harder, much harder than we are. There was no bitterness, tears, pain... but that's why we admire them more. They who did not succumb to fate have created a meaningful life from difficulties and hardships. Like flowers facing the sun they not only triumphed over their fate but also encouraged those around them.