1. What are the poems about focusing on practice?
1. What you get on paper is only shallow, but you know that you have to do it. ——Lu You, Song Dynasty, "Winter Night Reading to Show Ziyu"
Translation: The knowledge obtained from books is not perfect after all. If you want to deeply understand the truth, you must practice it yourself.
2. If you don’t climb a high mountain, you don’t know how high the sky is; if you don’t go to a deep stream, you don’t know how deep the earth is - "Encouragement to Learning" by Xunzi of the Pre-Qin Dynasty
Translation: Therefore, if you don’t climb When you go to a high mountain, you don't know how high the sky is; if you don't face a deep stream, you don't know how thick the earth is.
3. If I think about it all day long, it is not as good as what I learned in just a moment; if I stoop and look at it, it is not as good as climbing high to gain broad insights. ——Xunzi of the Pre-Qin Dynasty, "Encouraging Learning"
Translation: I used to think hard all day long, but it was not as great as the knowledge gained in a moment; I once stood on tiptoe and looked into the distance, but it was not as good as climbing up the mountain. Go to high places and see a lot.
4. Not hearing is worse than hearing it, hearing it is worse than seeing it, seeing it is worse than knowing it, and knowing it is worse than doing it. Learning ends with practice. ——"Xunzi·Confucianism"
Translation: If you don't know if you don't hear it, it's better to see him than to hear him. To see him you don't know, and to know is no better than to do it. Learn to take action.
5. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. ——Pre-Qin Laozi's "Tao Te Ching"
Translation: A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step 2. Ancient poems about practice
1. "Reading on a Winter Night" "Shi Ziyu" Song Dynasty: Lu You
Original text:
The ancients spared no effort in learning, and it was only when they were young that they were able to achieve success.
I only know that this matter needs to be carried out in detail.
Translation: The ancients spared no effort in learning. They worked hard when they were young and achieved success in old age. After all, the knowledge obtained from books is not perfect. To understand things thoroughly, you must practice it yourself.
2. "Encouragement to Learning" Pre-Qin Dynasty: Xunzi
Original text:
If you don't climb the mountain, you don't know how high the sky is;
No Near a deep stream, I don't know how thick the land is.
Translation: If you don’t climb a mountain, you don’t know how high the sky is; if you don’t face a deep stream, you don’t know how thick the earth is.
3. "Zhu Xi Yu Lei" Song Dynasty: Zhu Xi
Original text:
The more clearly you know, the more earnestly you will act.
The more you practice it, the better your knowledge will be.
Translation: The clearer the understanding, the more solid the practice; the more solid the practice, the clearer the understanding.
4. "Sending Mr. Cui Back to the East" Song Dynasty: Hong Zikui
Original text:
Looking at each other at several stations, it is possible to make plans after hearing the news.
Practice to calm the doubts of the masses and inspire them with practice.
Translation: I looked at him at the inn, and soon I came up with a solution. Honesty is doubted, and practice can inspire happiness in everyone.
5. "Li Sao" Pre-Qin Dynasty: Qu Yuan
Original text:
The road is long and long, and I will search up and down.
There are still horses left to drink in the salty pond, and there are always more bridles left than hibiscus trees.
Translation: The road ahead is long and far, and I will pursue my ideal up and down. Let my horse drink from the salty pond, and tie its reins to the hibiscus tree. 3. Poems and famous sayings about paying attention to practice
A knowledgeable person who does not practice is equivalent to a bee who does not make honey. ——Sadie
Talent and learning will be buried forever if they are not used. ——Sadie
At work, you have to combine every little thing with a long-term and fixed goal. ——Mayakovsky
Experience is a permanent teacher. ——Goethe
Knowledge alone is not enough, you must also apply it; desire alone is not enough, you must also act. ——Goethe
Some people don’t make mistakes because they never do anything worth doing. ——Goethe
A good beginning is half the success. ——Plato
The bold activities of science have no end, and there should be no end. ——Gorky
Instead of cursing the darkness, it is better to light a bright candle. ——Anna Louise Strong
We cannot wait for nature’s gifts, we must ask for them. ——Michulin
If you want to gain an insight, you first need labor, your own labor, your own initiative, and your own practice. ——Dostoyevsky
All theoretical laws depend on practical laws; if there is only one practical law, then they all depend on this practical law. ——Fichte
Whatever is correct in theory must also be effective in practice. ——Kant
If you think about the problem without prejudice, if you think about the general nature of these maxims, you can come to a completely different conclusion. Because all principles are actually practical. ——Bradley
Practice is the truth of thought.
——Chernyshevsky
Everything that must be debated in theory should be solved simply with the practice of real life. ——Chernyshevsky
If a person thinks "I can't do it", then he will definitely not be able to do it. ——Chernyshevsky
There is no innate talent in the world, talent must be tempered. ——Chernyshevsky
Practice “takes the objective world as the premise, and the objective world as something else follows its own path.” ——Hegel
Practice "not only has universal qualifications, but also has absolute real qualifications." ——Hegel
What you get on the shortcut path will never be amazing. When you have a lot of experience and know-how, you will know: on the road to fame, what is shed is not sweat but blood; their names are not written with pens but with lives. ——Marie Curie
Human beings need people who are good at practice, such people can obtain the greatest benefits from their work;...but human beings also need dreamers, such people who are obsessed with the selflessness of a cause development, and therefore cannot pay attention to their own material interests. ——Marie Curie
Failure in practice mainly occurs because we don’t know the reasons. It is in this case that the two desires of people—the desire for knowledge and the desire for power—are truly in harmony. Together. ——Francis Bacon
A person can only know his or her abilities by using them in practice. ——Little Seneca
Practice will solve those problems that cannot be solved by theory. ——Feuerbach
Nothing is more generally taken for granted than that there are certain speculative and practical principles. ——Locke
Any kind of labor is noble, and the only noble cause is labor. ——Carlyle
Whoever does half of it is not doing it at all. ——Babisai
God will never help those who sit still. ——Safoul Chris
A calm lake cannot produce capable sailors; a comfortable environment cannot produce great men of the times. ——Lebedev
Intelligence is the daughter of experiment. ——Leonardo da Vinci
Theory is the officer, practice is the soldier. ——Leonardo Da Vinci
Wisdom is not often destroyed by overuse, but mostly becomes rusty by not using it. ——Baowu Wei
To achieve the desired goal, a realistic spirit is more important than rich knowledge. —— Beaumarchais
From my own painful search, I know that there are many dead ends ahead, and that it is very difficult to take a confident step toward understanding the true meaning of something, even a small step. Herculean. ——Einstein
Suffering is the teacher of life. Through suffering, toward joy. ——Beethoven
Never talk about what a good person should be, just be such a person! ——Antonino
Hard and high-quality steel bars are made after thousands of tempers; magnificent and beautiful shells are made by water and sun exposure. Our will and perseverance must also be severely tested in the fiery struggle and undergo long-term training. —— Kalinin
If a person does not do it down-to-earth, then everything he hopes for will be in vain. ——Moluwa
A person's experience is gained through hard work, and only the tempering of years can make it mature.
——Shakespeare