1. Kuang Heng cut through walls to steal money?

During the Western Han Dynasty, there was a particularly learned man named Kuang Heng. When Kuang Heng was a child, his family was poor. In order to study, he He dug through the wall of his illiterate neighbor and read with the help of a stolen candlelight. Finally, he moved his illiterate neighbor. With everyone's help, Xiao Kuangheng became successful in his studies. During the reign of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, Kuang Heng was recommended by Shi Gao, the Grand Sima and Chariot General, and Kuang Heng was granted the title of doctor and became a doctor.

2. Qu Yuan studied hard in the cave

When he was a child, Qu Yuan ignored the objections of his elders and hid in a cave to secretly read the Book of Songs no matter it was windy, rainy or freezing. After three full years, he read 305 chapters of the Book of Songs, absorbed rich nutrition from these folk songs, and finally became a great poet.

3. Wang Xizhi eats ink

Wang Xizhi, known as the "Sage of Calligraphy" by later generations, was a dull child when he was young. He took his beloved goose leisurely every day. Take a walk. Wang Xizhi practiced calligraphy hard every day, but was called a dead character by his teacher, Mrs. Wei. Wang Xizhi was very distressed. Inspired by Xiao Goose, Wang Xizhi wrote the golden character "Zhi" in the study, but accidentally ate the steamed bun dipped in ink. In the mouth, the story of Wang Xizhi eating ink was left behind. ?

4. Fan Zhongyan cut off his bones and cooked porridge

Fan Zhongyan grew up in a poor family. In order to study, he lived frugally. Finally, his diligence and studious moved the elders of the temple, and the elders sent him to study in Nandu Academy. Fan Zhongyan still adheres to a simple living habit and does not accept gifts from wealthy children in order to sharpen his will. After studying hard, he finally became a great writer. ?

5. Gou Jian destroyed Wu

The Yue State defeated the Wu State in 494 BC. Gou Jian, the king of Yue, had no choice but to plead for peace with Wu and wait for a comeback. Gou Jian first bribed the King of Wu and his ministers with beautiful women, gold, silver and jewels, and also used his wife as a hostage and worked as a groom for the King of Wu. Gou Jian also served the King of Wu with tea, meals, and urine. He finally won the King of Wu's trust and was released. After Gou Jian narrowly escaped death and returned home, he continued to pay tribute to the state of Wu while gathering troops for training. In the end, he led tens of thousands of elite troops, completely defeated the Wu State, and realized his wish to restore the country from humiliation.