1. Regularity, punctuality in attending classes:

No matter how busy you are, do not arbitrarily change the class schedule. Regular class time serves as an encouragement for learning. Even if you're not learning anything new, the teacher is still helping you correct mistakes and bad playing habits.

2. Practice the piano every day, touch the piano every day:

An hour of practice every day is better than practicing rigorously for four hours in a single day.

3. Gradual progression, Rome wasn't built in a day:

Progress steadily, one step at a time! Pursuing quick success is unreliable!

4. Three parts teaching, seven parts practice!

Without practice, even the best teacher cannot teach you well. Don't delude yourself into thinking that you can fluently and beautifully play music solely based on classroom time.

5. Listen more, watch more, take more notes! Be good at learning!

In your free time, listen to relevant concerts more often. During class, take notes on the key points the teacher mentions, and practice those points at home. Don't arrogantly believe that you've memorized everything; often, you'll forget everything as soon as class ends.

6. How does interest arise?

Interest comes from the accumulation of continuous practice and the courage to overcome difficulties!

7. Persevere! Persevere! Persevere!

As long as you persist, you will discover that you are no longer the same person as before. You will thank yourself for your continuous efforts!

Nothing is easy! Hold on, and you will find that you are capable of more and more. Learning will no longer be dull, confidence will follow, and you will fall in love with practicing the piano, with the diligent self you've become.