Yue Fei was born in a poor family, honest and calm, and seldom spoke, but he was brilliant and could clearly remember many books and their explanations. He especially likes Sun Wu's The Art of War. He often recites this book and refuses to sleep until dawn.

Yue Fei has a good memory, too. He often reads many things once and remembers them clearly. A good memory kept him clear-headed and laid a good foundation for his future marching and fighting.

According to legend, Yue Fei had great strength when he was young. He can pull a bow and arrow of 300 Jin and trigger a waist crossbow of about 1000 Jin. Young superior conditions make it easier for Yue Fei to practice archery. He has a guy named Zhou Tong.

When Zhou Tong saw Yue Fei, Zhou Tong was able to send three arrows in unison, and Yue Fei hit the target with only one arrow. This made Zhou Tong very happy, so he gave Zhou Tong his favorite bow and arrow. In this way, Yue Fei practiced more actively and finally learned all the archery skills of Zhou Tong.

2. Wang Xizhi practiced calligraphy hard.

When Wang Xizhi 13 years old, he happened to find that his father had a calligraphy book of Shuo, and he stole it. His father worried that he was too young to keep the secret of the family heirloom and promised that he would teach when he grew up. Unexpectedly, Wang Xizhi knelt down and asked his father to allow him to study now. His father was very moved and finally agreed to his request.

Wang Xizhi practiced calligraphy very hard, even eating and walking, and he really kept practicing. Without pen and paper, he scratched on his body, and over time, his clothes were cut.

Sometimes I practice my handwriting to the point of forgetfulness. Once, he forgot to eat when he practiced calligraphy, and his family sent the meal to the study. He didn't even think about it. He dipped it in ink and ate it. He still thought it was delicious. It was already dark when the family found out.

Confucius studied hard.

Confucius, surnamed Kong, named Qiu, was a famous thinker, educator and politician in the Spring and Autumn Period in China, and also the founder of Confucianism in China. The reason why he became a saint with 3,000 disciples and became famous in the world is inseparable from his efforts as a child. Some people say that "genius comes from hard work".

According to historical records, Confucius' mother taught him to read and write when he was just three years old. By the time he was four years old, he could already read more than 100 words. One day, his mother said, "Can you recite the words I taught you yesterday?" Kong Qiu said, "I remember everything." Mother said, "well, I'll test you tomorrow morning."

Kong Qiu sleeps with his brother. That night, after he went to bed, he said to his younger brother, "Brother, have you remembered everything your mother taught you?" My brother said, "I remember everything. What about you? "

Kong Qiu said, "I practiced many times and probably memorized them, but I didn't shake hands. My mother will test me tomorrow morning. If she doesn't, she will be very sad. " No, I have to get up and practice more. "

The younger brother was moved by his spirit of studying hard and being filial to his mother. He said with distress, "It's cold. If you don't get up to practice, just write it on your stomach." I can feel right and wrong, so I can check what you wrote! "

So little Kong Qiu wrote on his brother's chest. Whenever you write a word, read it out loud. But the voice grew louder and louder, and when he finished writing the last word, the voice could not be heard. After checking the last sentence, my brother listened to his even breathing and watched him smile sweetly and lovingly.

The next morning, when his mother took the exam, he passed again. The mother was surprised and said, "This child is really amazing. He taught him so many words the day before yesterday, and only one day later, he knew everything. He will surely do great things in the future! " Kong Qiu looked at her mother's happy face and smiled happily. However, in this smile, there are two lines of tears.

My brother standing by knows him well and knows that behind his superhuman talent, more is my brother's perseverance and hard work.

4. Study hard in Qu Yuan's cave

Qu Yuan was born in a declining aristocratic family in Chu State. Although his family is not as good as its heyday, he also leads a comfortable life. The elders in the family are knowledgeable and attach great importance to Qu Yuan's tutor. Qu Yuan knew that the blood of the royal family of Chu flowed in him, and he was very strict with himself since he was a child.

There is a mountain not far from their home, and the environment in the mountain is quiet and quiet. There are very few people except hunters who come here to hunt. Qu Yuan is studying at home. In winter, the brazier burns vigorously and the room is warm. Soon Qu Yuan felt sleepy. He remembered the story of scholars studying hard in ancient books, so he thought of studying in the cave behind his home, so that he could exercise his mind and read without taking a nap.

5. Meng Mu moved three times.

Mencius, his name is Ke. During the Warring States Period, Lu was born in Shandong Province. My father died at the age of three and was raised by my mother.

Mencius was very playful and imitative when he was a child. His family used to live near the cemetery, and he often played the game of building graves or imitating others crying and worshipping. Mother felt bad, so she moved her family to the market. Mencius imitated the game of killing pigs by doing business with others. Meng Mu thought the environment was bad, so he moved his family to school. Mencius studied etiquette and knowledge with his students. Meng Mu thought this was what children should learn, so he was very happy and stopped moving.

Meng Mu attached great importance to Mencius' education. Besides sending him to school, he is also urged to study. One day, Mencius played truant from his teacher Zisi and went home. Meng Mu is knitting. He was very angry when he saw Mencius playing truant. He picked up a pair of scissors and cut cloth on the loom. Mencius was so frightened that he knelt on the ground and asked why.

Meng Mu scolded him and said, "You read like I knit. Weaving should be connected one inch by one thread, then one foot by one foot, and then one foot by one horse. It's not useful until it's finished. Knowledge must also be accumulated day and night. If you are lazy, don't study hard and give up halfway, it will become useless like this cut cloth. "

Mencius was deeply ashamed of his mother's teaching. From then on, he devoted himself to study, studied hard, practiced the teachings of saints, and finally became a generation of great scholars, known as "Asian saints" by later generations.