Poems about gulping down dates 1. Let people read without gulping down dates

★ Life is hard-working, you can't get anything-Zhang Heng

★ Career is good at diligence, but you are wasted. -Han Yu

★ Genius is the endless ability to work hard. -Carlyle

★ Cleverness comes from diligence, and genius lies in accumulation. -Hua Luogeng

★ A scholar who is eager to learn but not diligent in asking questions.

★ There is a road to diligence in Shushan, and there is no limit to learning the sea.

★ After a hard day's work, you can get a good night's sleep; Hard work can lead to a happy sleep-Leonardo da Vinci (Italy)

★ Diligence should be the decisive factor in the formation of a genius-Guo Moruo

★ A human brain is just like a limb. If you use it more, it will be clever, but if you don't use it, it will be useless-Mao Yisheng

★ Do you want to be a happy person? I hope you can learn to bear hardships first-Turgenev

★ Inspiration is just "the reward of tenacious labor"-Lie Bin

★ Why do you have to sleep at night and get up at five o'clock? The most useless thing is to be exposed to the cold for ten days a day.

★ Success = hard work+correct method+less empty talk-Einstein

★ How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? -"True Hero"

★ The sword front is sharpened, and the plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold.

★ People who have made achievements in learning since ancient times cannot do without the word "bitterness".

★ Genius is 99% perspiration and 1% inspiration. -Edison

★ The road of art is full of thorns, which is also a good thing, and ordinary people are discouraged, except those with strong will-Hugo

2. Swallow the dates

Swallow the dates

A guest said, "Eating pears is good for your teeth. Eating dates is good for the spleen, but bad for the teeth. "

After hearing this, a foolish young man thought for a long time and said, "I have a good idea: when eating pears, just chew them without swallowing them, so they won't damage my spleen; Eat dates and neon baked? Huangtan calls for the collapse of the barrel, and it is difficult for Song Ye to forgive him.

A joker said, "You really swallowed the dates! "

everyone laughed and leaned forward and backward.

the quiet words of Zhan yuan

moral: most things in the world have advantages and disadvantages. There must be proper methods to promote advantages and eliminate disadvantages. Paradoxically, "swallowing dates" can only make people laugh.

Original text:

A guest said, "Pears are good for teeth but bad for spleen, and dates are good for spleen and bad for teeth. "A foolish disciple thought for a long time and said," I chew pears but don't swallow them, so it can't hurt my spleen; I eat dates but don't chew them, so I can't hurt my teeth. "The monk said," You really swallowed a date. "Then absolutely.

Bai wangting (1248-? ), the word Tingyu, a native of Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang), was good at poetry and calligraphy, and was promoted by Confucianism. In his later years, he returned to the old Qixia and was named "Qixiashan". There is spring water flowing in front of the door, so the room is named "Zhanyuan" and named after it. He is the author of Zhan Yuan Jing Yu and Zhan Yuan Ji. Zhan Yuan Jing Yu, a collection of miscellaneous notes, has two volumes today.

3. Classical Chinese about gulping down dates

gulping down dates

Several people are idle and chatting together. An old man said to several people around him, "eating pears is good for people's teeth, but eating too much will hurt their spleen." Eating dates is just the opposite of eating pears. Eating dates can strengthen the spleen, but eating too much is harmful to teeth. "

A dull young man in the crowd felt a little puzzled. He thought about it and said, "I have a good idea. I can eat pears to benefit my teeth without hurting my spleen, and dates to strengthen my spleen without hurting my teeth."

The old man quickly asked him, "Do you have any good ideas? Tell them to all of us!"

The silly young man said, "When I eat a pear, I just chew it with my teeth, but I don't swallow it, so it won't hurt my spleen." When I eat dates, I won't chew them and swallow them in one gulp, so I won't hurt my teeth? "

A man listened to the young man and joked with him, "Didn't you swallow the jujube?"

Everyone present burst out laughing, making the young man scratching his head, which was even more silly.

This young man thinks he is smart. If he gulps jujube in the way he says, it will be difficult to digest the whole jujube, so how can he strengthen the spleen? The same is true for us to learn knowledge. If we don't analyze, digest and understand the knowledge we have received, we will only eat it alive, and we will not get any benefits.