[ jīng yì qiú jīng ]

Good: perfect, good; Benefits: more. Okay, much better.

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"The Analects of Confucius Learn": The Book of Songs says:' If you are as eager as you are; As sharp as a mill; what's up "

2. Smell the chicken dancing

[Wen Jacqueline W ǔ]

Get up and dance the sword when you hear the cock crow. Metaphor after aspiring to serve the country, the people rise in time.

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Song Song Zhou's "Nian Nu Jiao Ti Zhong Shan Lou": "Strike and swear; Smell the chicken dancing; After all, heroes get it. "

3. Never get tired of studying

[Huel Biyan]

Tired: satisfied. I am always dissatisfied with my study. Describe studious.

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The Analects of Confucius: "Know it in silence; Never tire of learning; Be tireless in teaching others; What does it have to do with me? "

Step 4 burn one's bridges

[pê f ǔ Chen ZH not?

Metaphor is determined to go all out.

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Ming and the Book of Romance: "Let's cross the rubicon in autumn; Hold three diets; Shoot a thief and catch the king; Unbeaten; Then Dumen went to the track. "

5. strive for the upper reaches

[Li Zekai]

Upstream: the upstream of the river means advanced status. Strive hard, strive for advanced and then advanced.

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Zhao Qingyi's poem "Reading in a Idle House": "An old friend is wise; Refuse to give up violence; Strive for the upper reaches; Spirit is the key to it. "