Poems about learning from others 1. Famous sayings about learning from others

● Birds can't fly without wings

● Birds can't fly without wings, and snakes can't fly without heads

● Birds can't fly high (North Korea)

● Birds love their feathers

● There is only a way to turn back (Tibetans) < p Always want to climb hard branches

He is eager to spread his wings and fly, but he lacks plump feathers (Europe)

Shan Ying's eyes are not afraid of fog, and the glory of truth is not afraid of being shrouded (Wa people)

Grass can't cover the eagle's eyes, and water can't cover the fish's eyes

No matter how thick the leaves are, they can't stop the eagle's eyes

The eagle loves to fly high and the crow lives. Because its prey is the bird (Afghanistan)

● Look at the eagle to see the flight, and look at people's behavior

● There is no duckweed in the mountain torrents, but only Shan Ying (Kirgiz) in the storm

● The storm is fierce and the wings of the eagle are constantly broken (Uygur)

● The capable eagle always hides its claws (Japan)

● The eagle loves to fly alone. The shadow is still on the ground

● The eagle flying in the sky still falls on the cliff

● The grass withered the eagle's eye disease, and the snow was as light as the horseshoe (Tang Wang Wei)

● The arrogant horse ran empty and flew while the rabbit goshawk swept the ground (Song Su Shi)

● Who knows the characteristics of the eagle, so that the eagle can catch its prey (Kirgiz) < Can make the eagle catch the fox (Uygur)

● Feed the eagle but don't feed it

● If the eagle is full, it won't take the rabbit, and the rabbit won't get out of its nest

● There are no good birds in old Ying Chao

● The eagle doesn't catch the chicken because it doesn't find the chicken

● When the sharp arrow doesn't shoot the eagle, the vulture will peck your eyes. But it was caught by the harrier's paw

● The eagle's paw is big, so it doesn't necessarily catch the fly

● Swallows know their old nests

● Swallows are very happy when the rain comes (Kirgiz)

● Although the swallows are small, they can go to the south of the Yangtze River (Korean)

● Bamboo shoots compete with each other to make bamboo, and swallows score points to make nests (Song Whose new swallow pecks at the spring mud (Tang Juyi)

● A swallow can't bring spring, and a sunny day can't bring vitality (Aristotle)

● A swallow can't bring summer, and it can't be married when you meet one another (Deloney)

● Since you go to the church, you are close to a gull in the water (Tang Yufu)

● Swallow. Yan in the Empty Lock Building (Song Su Shi)

● The sunset is silent and Yan returns to sorrow (Song Wu Wenying)

● I don't know Wan Li, but sometimes Yan Shuanggao (Tang Li Shangyin)

● I have no choice but to let the flowers fall, but I feel familiar with Yan's return (Song Yan Shu)

● Sweeping the floor makes the poor flowers fall even more, and the shutter is helpless and Yan still comes. Flocks of geese chase after each other together

● Wild geese fly thousands of miles and rely on the head geese

2. Sentences about reference

Learn from jiè jiàn, look at other people or things as a mirror and compare yourself, so as to learn from experience or lessons. Example: Learn from foreign experience. English translation: Reference

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Huai Nan Zi Zhu Shu Xun: "The husband looks at the bottom of the well according to the stem, but he still can't see his eyes; If you take advantage of it, you can get it and check it out. " Gao Youzhu: "Jian, mirror also." Liu Zhou in the Northern Qi Dynasty wrote "A New Theory of Gui Yan": "People's eyes are shorter than their own, so they look at the shape through the mirror." Later, because of the metaphor of "drawing lessons from" or "borrowing mirrors", others' experiences or lessons are borrowed for comparative study or absorption. Qin Mu's "Learning from the Sea, Mastering Language Art and Doing a Good Job in Literary Creation": "It is important not only for poetry, but also for the creation of all other literary genres to learn from and discard the useless!" Qin Mu's "Yi Hai Shi Bei Nan Guo Bonsai": "Art departments can always borrow from each other." Lu Xun's On Translation: "Paying attention to translation for reference is actually urging and encouraging creation." Mao Zedong's Speech and Conclusion at Yan 'an Forum on Literature and Art: "We must inherit all the excellent literary and artistic heritages and critically absorb all the beneficial things from them as a reference for us to create works from the literary and artistic raw materials in people's lives here and now."

3. Seek to learn from other people's advantages, relevant famous sayings and celebrity examples

Those who don't believe their words will fail-Mozi

People don't believe-Confucius

Without honesty, there is no dignity-Cicero

Half the truth is often a big lie-Franklin

He who thinks sincerely is a man's way-Mencius

breaking his promise is failure-Zola

Sincerity is an opening of mind-Larochefoucauld

can only deceive people for a while, but honesty is the long-term solution-john ray

Honesty is a dignified weight, with which life will no longer waver and the balance will be stable immediately.

Honesty is a bright moon. Only by looking at the bright eyes at the heights can we precipitate a true attitude towards life.

Honesty is a flowing water on the top of a mountain, which can wash away glitz, agitation and falsehood, leaving a wonderful truth to enlighten the soul.

When credit disappears, there is no life in the body-Dumas

If you want others to be honest, you must be honest with yourself first-Shakespeare

The most immoral subscriber of human beings is dishonesty and cowardice-Gorky

To hide the truth is to deceive yourself.

a word from a gentleman is a promise.

if you don't understand knowledge, you should ask.

honesty is the wisest strategy.

keep your word.

a promise is a promise.

keep your word.

a golden mouth is a jade word.

when a gentleman speaks, it's a deal.

failure is the mother of success.

I ask others to be honest, and I have to be honest myself.

kindness-this is one of the great qualities of a genius. -Angel

You can't have one person with two hearts, and you can't have a hundred people with one heart. Chaucer

Truth is the highest virtue in life —— Chaucer

Truth may be sad, but it is better than a lie ————— Azhayev

Among all moral qualities, a kind nature is the most needed in the world ————— Russell

Compared with money. Hardy

Honesty is the most touching thing-Shakespeare

Sincerity and simplicity are the precious qualities of genius-stanislavski

You can't hide your mistakes.

patriotism is not a crime!

frugality is a virtue that you can't eat all your life.

but how much love has the inch-long grass, won the third spring festival.

if you ask for knowledge, you must have a teacher, and if you teach, you must have friends.

True and sensible friendship is the most beautiful and priceless treasure in life

4. How to draw lessons from and absorb other people's good sentences reasonably

Students should prepare a small notebook in the process of reading a lot, copy down the good sentences in the articles they read at any time, carefully ponder over them, read them repeatedly and even recite them.

On this basis, you should also consciously learn from and absorb them to enrich and transform the sentences in your composition. This is an effective way to improve the level of sentence making.

The so-called good sentences are nothing more than the following four types: First, famous sayings. Celebrities are famous because they have experienced more hardships than ordinary people and made indelible contributions to mankind.

Therefore, their famous sayings, which have been sifted through time and handed down, can be said to be sparks of human wisdom. These famous sayings are not only the summary of predecessors' experience in the world, but also their earnest warnings to future generations.

"Stones from other mountains can attack jade", and drawing lessons from these wonderful sentences, in a big way, can improve our spiritual realm; From a small point of view, we can learn from the methods used by celebrities to make sentences. In addition, appropriately quoting famous sayings in your own composition can enhance your persuasiveness.

second, proverbs and two-part allegorical sayings. This is the essence of our folk language.

Proverbs are fixed sentences circulating among the masses, which reflect profound truth in simple and popular words. For example, "three heads are better than Zhuge Liang", "36 lines, the best in each line", "those who have no ambition will always aspire to it, and those who have aspirations will have a long-term vision" and so on.

Two-part allegorical saying is a sentence composed of two parts, the former part is like a riddle, the latter part is like a riddle, and the original intention is in the latter part. Such as: "Clay Bodhisattva crossed the river-it's hard to protect himself", "My nephew lit a lantern-as usual (uncle)", "The blind man went into the cave-the bear got home" and so on.

Proper use of proverbs and two-part allegorical sayings can make the article look brisk and lively. Three, because of the proper application of rhetoric and infectious sentences.

As Guo Moruo praised Lu Xun: "Lu Xun is a torrent, a waterfall and a turbulent flow, but there is always Lu Xun's sea; Lu Xun is frost and snow, hail and constant cold, but there is always Lu Xun's spring. " This sentence uses metaphor, parallelism and other rhetorical devices, and the metaphor is very accurate. The use of parallelism enhances the rhythm of the sentence and makes it read forcefully.

4. Sentences with special expressive effects due to the good choice of sentence patterns. For example, the example mentioned above: "There is nothing like the first cry of a baby to remind you that you are close to middle age."

improving the level of sentence making is the basis of writing a good article. I hope that students can learn from and absorb other people's good sentences through four steps: learning, copying, imitation and detachment, so as to write beautiful articles.

5. Describe idioms that can learn from others' merits.

Idiom: If you have a threesome, you must learn from me.

Pinyin: sā né ré ní ng, b? y? u w ? sh?

Explanation: If three people walk together, one of them must be my teacher. It means that we should not be ashamed to ask questions and learn from others with an open mind.

Source: The Analects of Confucius, Pre-Qin Dynasty: "In a threesome, there must be my teacher. Choose the good one and follow it, and change the bad one."

usage: complex sentence; Make clauses;

Example: On the Internal Factors of Talent Success by Wang Communication: "In a threesome, there must be a teacher, who should not only be good at absorbing nutrition from others' success, but also be good at learning lessons from others' failures."

English translation: two heads are always better then one.