1. What are the ancient poems that describe the continuous learning of new knowledge
1. "Encouraging Learning"
Tang Dynasty: Yan Zhenqing
Three It's time for men to study when the lights are on and the rooster is at night.
Black-haired people don’t know how to study diligently early, and white-haired people regret studying late.
Translation: The best time for boys to study is between midnight and the time when the rooster crows. When I was young, I only knew how to play and didn't know how to study hard. When I get older, I regret why I didn't know how to study hard when I was young.
2. "Academy"
Song Dynasty: Liu Guo
Mechanics is like hard work, and you know yourself if you are diligent and lazy.
But if there are many kinds of books, there will be times when they will be old.
Translation: Studying hard is like plowing the fields with all your strength. Only you will know whether you are diligent or lazy. Even if there are many types of books, you will eventually read and understand them.
3. "Winter Night Reading to Show Ziyu"
Song Dynasty: Lu You
The ancients spared no effort in learning, and their skills were only achieved when they were young and old.
What you get on paper will eventually make you realize it, but you will definitely know that this matter must be carried out.
Translation: The ancients spared no effort to learn knowledge and struggled for it throughout their lives. They often started working hard when they were young and succeeded only when they were old. The knowledge obtained from books is ultimately shallow and fails to understand the true meaning of knowledge. To truly understand the profound principles in the book, one must practice it personally in order to achieve success.
4. "Impressions after Reading the Book"
Song Dynasty: Zhu Xi
Half an acre of square pond is open, and the skylight and cloud shadows linger.
Ask the canal how clear it is, so that there is a source of living water.
Translation: The half-acre square pond is displayed in front of you like a mirror. The brilliance of the sky and the shadow of the floating clouds all move together in the mirror. I want to ask why the water in Fangtang is so clear? It is because there is an inexhaustible source that continuously delivers living water to it.
5. "Encouragement to Learn"
Tang Dynasty: Meng Jiao
If you hit the stone, there will be light, but if you don't hit it, there will be no smoke.
People only know when they learn, but it is unnatural if they do not learn.
Everything must be lucky, and it is not me who is the best.
Youth must be born early, how can one grow into a young man?
Translation: Only when the stone is hit will there be sparks; if not hit, not even a little smoke will come out. The same is true for people. Only through learning can we master knowledge; if we don't learn, knowledge will not fall from the sky. Everything must be practiced by yourself. The knowledge obtained by others cannot replace your own talents. You should work hard as early as possible during your youth. Can a person remain a "youngster" forever? 2. Verses that tell us to keep reading and constantly acquire new knowledge
Ask the canal how clear it is, so that there is a source of living water. A lesson from Zhu Xi’s half-acre square pond with his thoughts on reading [Song Dynasty] Open, the skylight and cloud shadows are lingering. Ask the canal how clear it is, so that there is a source of living water. Notes ① Zhu Xi, a famous philosopher and educator in the Southern Song Dynasty. ② Mirror: mirror. ③ Wandering: here refers to flashing back and forth. ④Qu: It refers to Fangtang. Appreciation This is a philosophical poem. People often have a feeling of enlightenment after reading. The poem uses symbolic techniques to turn this inner feeling into something that can The specific actions of feelings are described, allowing readers to appreciate the mystery on their own. The so-called "source of living water" refers to the continuous acquisition of new knowledge from the book. The half-acre pond is like a mirror, reflecting the flashing skylight. Yun Ying. I want to ask why this pond is so clear? It turns out that there is living water constantly flowing from the source! The meaning of the poem is very profound. It uses the source of living water as a metaphor for learning. Only by constantly absorbing new knowledge can we make rapid progress. 3. What are the poems about "continuously reading and constantly acquiring new knowledge"
1. Ask the canal how clear it is, so that there is a source of living water. ——Zhu Xi's "Reflections on Reading"
2. Read thousands of volumes and write with a sense of spirit. ——Du Fu's "Twenty-Two Rhymes for Wei Zuocheng"
3. When the book is used, it will be less regrettable. ——Lu You
4. If a bird wants to fly high, it flaps its wings first; if a man wants to make progress, he first studies. ——Li Kuchan
5. Those who are bookworms must be good at writing, and those who are art-crazy must have good skills. ——Pu Songling
1. Ask the canal how clear it is, because there is a source of living water. It means that a pond as big as half an acre of land is like a mirror. The light and shadow clouds in the sky are rippling on the water. I wonder why the water in the pond is so clear. Is it because there is a steady stream of clear water flowing in?
2. Read thousands of volumes and write like a master. It means that you have read thousands of books and written articles, and you can write quickly as if you are talented.
3. When the book is used, I will regret it less. I will not know the difficulties until I have experienced them. It means that when you use the knowledge in the book, you will regret that you have read less. You will not know how difficult it is until you do it.
4. If a bird wants to fly high, it first flaps its wings; if a person wants to make progress, he first studies. It means that if a bird wants to fly high, it must first vibrate its wings vigorously; if a person wants to make progress, he must first read more.
5. Those who are bookworms must be good at writing, and those who are art lovers must have good skills.
It means that people who are obsessed with books and knowledge must write neatly and powerfully, and people who are obsessed with crafts must be skillful in their techniques. 4. What are the famous sayings about constantly learning new knowledge?
1. It is false to use knowledge too much for decoration; it is a scholar's quirk to judge things entirely based on the rules of knowledge. ——Bacon
2. Smart people have long ears and short tongues. ——Fleg
3. Repetition is the mother of learning. ——Di Cigen
4. A person who is eager to ask questions is only five kinds of fools; a person who is ashamed to ask questions will be a fool for life. ——Anonymous
5. The three conditions for studying are: more observation, more hardship, and more research. ——Garfield
6. People learn something every day, and what they often learn is that what they learned yesterday is wrong. ——B.V
7. My efforts in studying have not yielded any other benefits, except that I am increasingly aware of my ignorance. ——Descartes
8. The trick to learning a lot is not to learn a lot all at once. ——Locke
9. Knowledge is an extremely precious thing, and it is not shameful to absorb it from any source. ——Abul · Faraz
10. Learning is labor, labor full of ideas. ——Ushensky
11. The first sign of an educated mind is being good at asking questions. ——Plekhanov
12. Insight into worldly matters is knowledge, and understanding of human feelings is knowledge. ——Cao Xueqin (literary writer of the Qing Dynasty) quoted from Chapter 5 of "Dream of Red Mansions"
13. It is good to ask questions. ...If you don't want to and just ask casually, even if you can get the correct answer, you may not be of great benefit. Therefore, in the word "knowledge", "ask" is placed under "learn". ——Xie Juezai (modern revolutionary) quoted from "Buhuoji"
14. The art of learning is the art of chewing and eating slowly. Just like eating, it must be chewed thoroughly so that it can be easily digested and then it will be beneficial to the human body. ——Tao Zhu quoted from "Ideal." sentiment. Spiritual Life"
15. Saving time, concentrating, and studying hard are a good way to learn. ——Cai Shangsi (modern historian) Quoted from "Youth Digest" Issue 11, 1983
16. Learning a foreign language is not difficult. Learning a foreign language is like making friends. The more you make friends, the better you get to know them. , see each other every day, and friends will become intimate. ——Gao Shiqi Quoted from "Liberation Army Daily" on December 31, 1980
17. Do it step by step! The path I have taken is a step-by-step path. ——Hua Luogeng (modern mathematician) quoted from "Beijing Evening News" on June 20, 1980
18. Learned people and accomplished people in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, always pay great attention to accumulation. Knowledge is accumulated by machines, and experience is also accumulated. We should not treat anything like a passing cloud. ——Deng Tuo (modern journalist and scholar) quoted from "Remembering Deng Tuo" on February 27, 1979
19. We must cheer up and study hard. There are three words for "hard work": one is "down", one is "suffering", and the other is "gong". You must cheer up and work hard. ——Mao Zedong quoted from "Being a Promoter of the Revolution"
20. The situation is constantly changing. To adapt your thoughts to the new situation, you must learn.
——Mao Zedong quoted from "Speech at the National Propaganda Work Conference of the Communist Party of China" If the young do not work hard, the old will be sad 5. Poems about new things
Thousands of sails pass by the sinking boat, In front of the sick tree, thousands of spring trees. - Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty, "Rewarding Lotte at the First Banquet in Yangzhou"
[Interpretation] Tens of thousands of ships passed by beside the sunken ship, and there were thousands of spring trees in front of the dead tree. Thousands of green trees are growing vigorously. In the second year of Baoli (AD 826), Emperor Jingzong of the Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi and Bai Juyi met in Yangzhou. Bai Juyi wrote a poem to Liu Yuxi at the banquet, expressing his dissatisfaction with Liu Yuxi's twenty-three-year banishment. Liu Yuxi wrote The poem is an answer. Although I also lament that I have encountered misfortune and buried my whole life, comparing myself to a "sinking boat" and a "sick tree"; but I am quite optimistic. I see thousands of sails racing and thousands of trees competing for spring, and I don't feel depressed. Poems The image is vivid, the metaphor is novel, and it contains a natural law of metabolism. It is still commonly used to explain that things that have declined, let it decline; new things will definitely replace old things. Thousands of sails pass: there are many ships coming and going. Ten thousand trees in spring: Ten thousand trees are full of vitality and flourishing. The desert is solitary and the smoke is straight, and the sun is setting in the long river - Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty, "The Envoy to the Fortress"
[Interpretation] In the vast desert, a ray of light rises The lonely wolf smoke rises upright; the long Yellow River reflects the setting sun, red and round. The poem describes the strange scenery outside the Great Wall in a broad, clear and powerful manner, as if it is before your eyes. "Straight", " The word "circle" is vivid, which not only accurately depicts the scene of the desert, but also skillfully expresses the poet's intimate feelings. The poet melts his lonely mood of going to the desert alone in the description of the natural landscape. These two sentences of the modern kingdom's title The poem is a famous line of "Eternal Spectacular". Desert: Desert. Solitary Smoke: Refers to wolf smoke. The smoke of burning wolf dung is straight up and does not spread out. It is easy to see. In ancient times, it was used as a military alarm. Straight: Solitary smoke is high but not spread out. The appearance of scattering. Changhe: refers to the Yellow River.
The grass on the original land dries up every year. The wild fires are not exhausted, but the spring breeze blows and grows again.
——Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty Farewell to the Ancient Grassland"
[Interpretation] The plains are covered with lush wild grasses, which fade every year in autumn and bloom in spring. The ruthless wildfires cannot burn them all, but the warm spring breeze makes them sprout and grow again. Previous The two sentences describe the natural law of weeds that wither and flourish, and the last two sentences describe the specific image of the continuous prosperity of weeds. They enthusiastically praise the tenacious vitality of weeds that although they have been devastated, they wither and flourish. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for revolution. The power of power cannot be stopped or killed. This poem was written by Bai Juyi when he was sixteen years old. Legend has it that he later traveled from the south of the Yangtze River to Chang'an, the capital, to take part in the imperial examination and meet with the old poet and author Gu Kuang. Gu Kuang saw that his surname was Bai. Named Juyi, he said: "Chang'an is expensive, but living in a big city is not easy." Then he read the first chapter of the poem volume "Farewell to the Ancient Grassland" and read "The wild fire will not burn it out, but the spring breeze blows it again", so he said: " There is a saying, "It's not difficult to live, I have an ear for drama." So he promoted him and praised his talents, so Bai Juyi became famous. Lili: Describes the lush and prosperous appearance of spring grass. Witherong: Once a year, autumn withers. Spring glory. Withered, withered, prosperous, lush. 6. Poems that tell us to keep reading and constantly acquiring new knowledge
1. Quick and eager to learn, not ashamed to ask questions - Confucius
2. Proficiency comes from hard work, waste comes from play; success comes from thinking, failure comes from following - Han Yu
3. Learning without thinking will lead to waste, thinking without learning will lead to peril - Confucius
4. Those who know well are not as good as those who are good at it, and those who are good at it are not as good as those who are happy - Confucius
5. When three people walk, there must be my teacher. Choose those who are good and follow them, and change those who are not good - Confucius
6. Prosper in "Poetry", establish in etiquette, and succeed in music - Confucius
7 , Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you - Confucius
8. Reading through thousands of volumes, writing as if there is a spirit - Du Fu
9. There are three ways to read, that is, to read with the heart. , what you see with your eyes, what you say with your mouth - Zhu Xi
10. To establish oneself is to establish one's studies first, and to establish one's studies is to read as the foundation - Ouyang Xiu
11. Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles Road - Liu Yi
12. Black-haired people don't know how to study early, white-haired people regret that they are late in studying - Yan Zhenqing
13. The books are as affectionate as old friends, and the joys and sorrows in the morning and dusk are like each other - Yu Qian
14. Books are like medicine, good reading can cure stupidity - Liu Xiang
15. If young people do not work hard, old people will be sad - "Han Yuefu."
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16. Don't wait for a while, the boy's head will turn gray, and he will feel empty and sad - Yue Fei
17. Work hard to read all the words in the world, and determine to read all the books in the world - Su Shi< /p>
18. If a bird wants to fly high, it first flaps its wings; if a person wants to make progress, he first studies - Li Kuchan
19. If you are determined to think about true character, you must work hard to study - Ruan Yuan
< p> 20. Without indifference, there is no clear ambition; without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal - Zhuge Liang21. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small - Chen Shou's "Three Kingdoms" < /p>
22. Read three hundred Tang poems by heart, and you can recite them even if you don’t know how to compose them - Sun Zhu’s "Preface to Three Hundred Tang Poems"
23. When the book is used, you will regret it less, and you will do better. You don’t know the difficulty unless you have passed through it - Lu You
24. Asking the canal how clear it is is the source of living water - Zhu Xi
25. Read the old book hundreds of times, read it carefully and think deeply The child knows himself - Su Shi
26. A bookworm must be good at writing, and an art fanatic must have good skills - Pu Songling
27. Read a hundred times, and the meaning will be apparent to you - - "Three Kingdoms"
28. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step - Lao Tzu
29. The road is long and the journey is long, I will search up and down - Qu Yuan
30. Appreciation of wonderful articles, and analysis of doubts - Tao Yuanming
31. The method of reading is to proceed step by step, read carefully and think deeply - Zhu Xi
< p> 32. My life has a limit, but my knowledge has no limit - Zhuangzi33. Without learning, there is no way to expand talents, and without ambition, there is no way to learn - Zhuge Liang
34. Jade If you don't peck, you won't be able to use it; if you don't learn, you won't know - "Book of Rites"