Ride the wind and waves, cut through thorns and thorns, persevere, persevere and never look back.
First, ride the wind and waves.
Explanation: The ship is riding the wind and waves. Metaphor to overcome difficulties and go forward bravely.
Said by: The ship braved the wind and waves, and the car crossed Yuan Ye. Mao Dun's Midnight Five
Grammar: linkage; As a predicate; Use praise to describe the rapid development of career.
Synonyms include breaking the waves, riding the wind, sailing, rushing forward, striding forward, breaking the waves and cutting through thorns.
The antonym is stuck and depressed.
Second, cut through thorns and thorns
Description: Split the wild plants with overgrown weeds and thorns. Metaphor in the process of starting a business or on the way forward, remove obstacles and overcome many difficulties.
From: The Biography of Feng Yi in the Later Han Dynasty by Ye Fan in the Southern Dynasties: "Cut through the thorns and set the Guanzhong."
Remove obstacles, overcome difficulties and pacify Guanzhong on my way forward.
Example: this shows that he is opening up a new road; This is a soldier's job. Zhu Ziqing's How Mr. Wen Yiduo Walk the Road of China Literature
Grammar: combination; As predicate, object and adverbial; Describe the hardships of starting a business
It is synonymous with breaking waves, suffering, going forward, cutting thorns, braving the wind and waves, playing green light, and having high morale.
The antonym is timid, pampered and cautious.
Third, perseverance.
Explanation: folding: frustration; Scratch: bending. Metaphor is strong-willed, no matter how many times you are frustrated, you will not waver.
Said by: Huang Xing, Commander-in-Chief of Hanyang People's Army, a native of Changsha County, Hunan Province, has always advocated revolution and is indomitable. Cai Dongfan and Xu Moufu's Popular Romance of the Republic of China: The Third Time
Grammar: formal; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe a firm will and stick to it.
Synonyms are indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable, indomitable.
The antonym quits after learning difficulties, giving up halfway because of choking, and is famous for being frustrated and recovering.
Fourth, perseverance.
Explanation: lettering; S: Stop. Keep carving. Metaphor is perseverance and perseverance.
From: "Xunzi's exhortation to learn": "Perseverance, dead wood does not fold; Perseverance can open the stone. "
Can't persist, even rotten wood can't be broken. As long as you insist on carving with a knife, even metallic jade can carve flowers. Give up after carving, even rotten wood can't be broken; Carve, persevere, even stone can be carved.
Grammar: formal; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Include praise
A drop of water wears away a stone, and a fool moves a mountain. Perseverance, perseverance, perseverance, repeated defeats and repeated battles, rewarding hard work in heaven, and sticking to the end.
The antonym gives up halfway, quits after learning difficulties, gives up half the country halfway, makes a ten-mile leak, makes a ten-mile leak, gives up halfway, and tries a little.
Five, never come back
Explanation: folding: frustration. Metaphor is strong-willed, no matter how many times you are frustrated, you will not waver.
Said by: Yan Sheng listened, and he made an indomitable idea. -(Qing Shi Yukun's "Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses" back to 36)
Grammar: formal; As predicate and attribute; Describe a strong will
Synonyms include perseverance, perseverance, perseverance, perseverance, perseverance, overcoming difficulties and perseverance.
The antonym has collapsed.
What idioms describe "hard work and hard struggle"
Forget about eating and sleeping, work hard, work day and night, concentrate and stay up all night.
(3) What are the idioms expressing "struggle"?
1. Forget about eating and sleeping [fèi qǐn wàng shí]: Scrap: Stop. I forgot to sleep and eat. Describe concentration and hard work.
Example: Sister Quan forgot to eat and sleep, reviewed her lessons, and was finally admitted to a key university with excellent results.
2. smell the chicken dancing [wén jρqǐw ǔ]: get up and dance the sword when you hear the chicken crow. Metaphor after aspiring to serve the country, the people rise in time.
Example: Zu Ti listened to the chicken dance, and later made great achievements, eventually becoming a pillar of the country.
3. Strive for strength [fā fèn tú qiáng]: Make up your mind and work hard.
We should make up our minds to build our motherland better.
4. Taste the gall [wòxěn cháng d?n]: Salary: firewood. Sleeping on straw still smells of bravery after eating and sleeping. Describe a person who works hard and strives for the best.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Gou Jian, the King of Yue, made great efforts to improve himself and finally defeated Fu Cha, the King of Wu.
5. Self-improvement [zi Qiang bùxī]: Self-improvement: Self-improvement; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.
Ex.: He can constantly improve himself in adversity, and he is not decadent at all.
(4) Idioms (interesting), famous sayings and sentences about diligence.
Life is hard work and no gain-Zhang Heng
Indulge in diligence and waste it on drama, and what you do is destroyed by thinking-Han Yu
Genius is the endless ability to work hard-Carlyle
Wisdom comes from diligence, and genius lies in accumulation-Hua
He is a good scholar who is eager to learn and does not ask questions frequently.
There is a road in the mountain of books, but there is no limit to learning the sea.
After a hard day, you can have a good sleep; If you work hard all your life, you will have a happy sleep-Leonardo da Vinci
Diligence should be the decisive factor in the formation of genius-Guo Moruo
The human brain is like limbs. He is clever if he uses too much, but useless if he doesn't use it-Mao Yisheng.
Do you want to be a happy person? I hope you learn to suffer first-Turgenev.
Inspiration is nothing more than "the reward of tenacious labor"-Lie Bin
Why do you have to go to bed in the middle of the night and get up at five? The most useless thing is to be frozen for ten days a day.
Success = hard work+correct method+less empty talk-Einstein
The edge of the sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms 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
Diligence is good at diligence, barren is good at playing; What I did was thought, but it was destroyed. (Han Yu)
Teenagers only know how to play, but don't know how to study hard. When they are old, they regret why they didn't know how to study hard when they were young. (Yan Zhenqing)
Diligence is a good training, and one point of hard work is one point of talent. (China)
Giving full play to one's talent is directly proportional to one's efforts. (Guo Moruo)
The establishment of the socialist system has opened up a road for us to reach the ideal realm, and the realization of the ideal realm depends on our efforts. ( *** )
For scientists, diligence is the mother of success. (Mao Yisheng)
Someone once said that genius is diligence. If this statement is not completely correct, it is at least largely correct. (Liebknech)
Man's talent is like a spark, which can be extinguished or burned. There is only one way to force it to burn into a raging fire, and that is labor, and then labor. (Gorky)
The youngest son who can't get the inheritance right among his children often gets a good development through his own struggle. People who enjoy success rarely achieve great things. bacon
In order to live a successful life, teenagers must learn to stand on their own feet, remove the obstacles lurking everywhere, and educate him at home so that he can have an independent personality recognized by people. Dale Carnegie
Where there is a genius, I spend other people's coffee time at work. -Lu Xun
Genius is the power of hard work. Dwight
There is no double diligence, neither talent nor genius. Mendeleev
Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent diligence. Edison
The tragedy of genius is that it is bound by small and comfortable fame. -Ryunosuke Akutagawa
Rest, your brain is rusty. -German proverb
God bless the early risers. -Spanish proverb
Lazy hands will suffer from poverty; People who work hard become rich. -The Bible
Praise weakens diligence. Samuel Johnson
The busier we are, the stronger we feel alive and the more aware of our existence. -Kant
A diligent person will be praised, even if his insight or freshness and creativity of thinking will be damaged by his diligence. -Nietzsche
Boredom is a serious problem for moralists, because more than half of human sins stem from fear of it. Bertrand Russell
Laziness and poverty are always humiliating, so everyone will try their best to hide their property from others and their laziness from themselves. Samuel Johnson
To reach the summit, the struggle itself is enough to enrich people's hearts. People must believe that building a mountain is not just happiness. -Camus
When I was young, I noticed that nine times out of ten what I did was unsuccessful, so I worked ten times harder. -Bernard Shaw
If we think that only strong emotions such as ambition and love can suppress other emotions, it is wrong. Laziness, though weak as water, often conquers us: it permeates all the goals and behaviors in life, eroding and destroying * * * and virtue. La Rochefoucauld
Idle people have the least leisure. -Surtees
For me, there is one thing that has not been realized, which is the biggest spur of my life. Elwin White
It is not enough to be industrious, so are ants. What are you industrious for? There are two basic shortcomings, from which all other shortcomings arise: impatience and laziness. -Kafka
Blind diligence can indeed create wealth and glory, but many noble and elegant organs have also been deprived of this virtue of creating wealth and glory. -Nietzsche
Unless a person has a lot of work to do, he can't get pleasure from idleness and leisure. Jerome
A lazy man can never find a job for him. -Wovenag
Laziness is the mother. She has a son: robbery, and a daughter: hunger. Hugo
What I fear most is idleness, idleness, idleness and paralysis. When the body is idle, the spirit will feel depressed. charlotte brontexq
If you are very talented, diligence will make your talent more perfect; If your talent is average, diligence will make up for your shortcomings. Reynolds
Diligence is the mother of good luck. Franklin
Laziness walks slowly, and poverty will soon surpass it. Franklin
A mediocre life makes people unhappy all their lives, and a turbulent life makes people feel the meaning of survival. Daisaku Ikeda
Struggle is the father of everything. -Tao Xingzhi
Struggle is something that human beings have been doing every day since. -Sun Yat-sen
Although we can grow up under the protection of our parents and relatives, we can rely on our brothers and friends, and we can get happiness by making friends, in any case, in the final analysis, human beings still have to rely on themselves. -Goethe
Don't be ashamed to learn from your subordinates.
Interpretation: It is not shameful to ask for advice from people with lower knowledge or status than yourself.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Kong Wei, who was diligent and studious, modest and prudent. After his death, Wang Wei named him "Wen" in recognition of his studious spirit. Therefore, people later addressed him as "Confucius".
Confucius had a student named Zi Gong, who was also a patriot. He thinks that Kong Cong doesn't call him "Kong Wenzi" as people say, which seems a bit overestimated. He thought and thought, but he didn't understand, so he asked Confucius for advice.
Zi Gong said, "That Kong Wen is nothing. Why do you want to seal him as a text? "
Confucius replied: "Confucius is smart and eager to learn, and he has the courage to ask people whose status and knowledge are not as good as his own without feeling humiliated." This is great and should be given the title of' Wen'. "
After listening to Confucius' words, Zi Gong suddenly realized that he was completely convinced.
Always holding a book in your hand ―― Be a diligent/studious reader.
Pronunciation shjuà n
Interpretation: let go; Volume: refers to books. Books never leave their hands. Describe being diligent and eager to learn.
The biography of the reflection of Wu Shu Monroe quoted the biography of Jiang Biao: "I can't let go of Wudang military forces."
For example, Min Xiangnan is an avid reader. He is over seventy years old and misses twenty or thirty yuan every night. (Cloud "On the Virtue of this World")
A hole was drilled in the wall to get light from the neighbor's house.
Kuang Heng, whose real name is Gui Zhi, was born in the East China Sea in the Western Han Dynasty (the name of Han County, east of Pixian County in Jiangsu Province and east of Ziyang County in Lianshan East Province). He was born in a peasant family, and his grandfather and father were farmers for generations. To Kuang Heng, but I like reading. When he was young, his family was poor. He makes a living as an employee during the day and only has time to study at night. But the family is too poor to light candles. The lights and candles next door are on, but they can't shine. Kuang Heng came up with an idea. He chiseled a hole in the wall next door and "stole" a little light from it to let the light from next door shine in. He is reading with a book in his hand, and the light is reflected in front of the hole.
Kuang Heng's family is too poor to afford books. There is a rich man in his hometown who has a rich collection of books. Kuang Heng went to his home to work, but he didn't receive any money. The rich man was surprised and asked Kuang Heng why. Kuang Heng said, "I don't want to be paid. I only hope that you can lend me all the books at home, and I will be very satisfied. " After hearing this, the rich man was deeply moved by his diligent spirit and agreed to his request. Since then, Kuang Heng has had excellent reading opportunities. According to historical records, Kuang Heng was full of energy, surpassing ordinary people, rich in books, and Kuang Heng's hard work finally made him a learned scholar. At that time, among the taxi drivers, there were even a few words passed down from mouth to mouth: "If you don't say" Poetry ",come here; Kuang speaks poetry and is considerate (no one can explain the Book of Songs, Kuang Heng has just arrived; Kuang Heng explained the meaning of The Book of Songs to everyone, and everyone laughed happily. " It shows that his popularity is very high. At that time, many scholars worshipped him as a teacher and learned from him.
During the Han and Yuan Dynasties, Zhang Heng was recommended as a doctor by the imperial court and later promoted to a doctor. At this time, solar eclipse and earthquake occurred one after another. Fearing that this was a harbinger of disaster, Emperor Han and Yuan discussed political gains and losses with his ministers. Kuang Heng plays to the last part, citing historical facts to explain that the astronomical phenomena are only a natural change of Yin and Yang, and the fortunes and blessings all lie in people's actions, the ethos of human society, and more importantly, the enlightenment and influence of the imperial court. Therefore, the emperor should cut down the expenses of the court, get close to loyal officials and upright people, alienate disloyal officials and villains, select talents, and open up the way to accept advice, and so on. Emperor Han Yuan appreciated Kuang Heng's knowledge and promoted him to Doctor Guanglu and Prince Shaofu.
Pang Aifu, emperor of the Han Dynasty, and her son Ding Chao abolished the queen and prince. Kuang Heng earnestly exhorted this, and deeply analyzed the truth that "the family should be the master of the world" in order to prevent the national disaster. Kuang Heng participated in the discussion of the major policies of the imperial court, quoted classics and expounded legal principles and morality, which was highly appreciated. He was promoted to GuangLuQuan, an ancient scholar, and later to Prime Minister, and was named Hou Le 'an.
During the Han and Yuan Dynasties, the eunuch secretariat made the sages monopolize power, excluding and framing the sages. Kuang Heng is too afraid of him to criticize him. After the death of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty acceded to the throne, and jointly impeached Shi Xian with Zhen Fu, the imperial censor, exposing all kinds of evil deeds of Shi Xian and his followers. Shi Xian and his minions were duly punished. However, some people think that Kuang Heng, as the minister of Fuzheng, did not participate in the exposure in time in his early years, but failed to fulfill his responsibility and impeached him. Kuang Heng also felt ashamed, repeatedly asked to resign, and was finally dismissed for occupying more fiefs.
According to Kuang Heng's story, later generations summed up an idiom, "Digging the poacher to steal the column", which describes being diligent and eager to learn.
Sue never misses a punctuation mark-rigorous and meticulous in her studies.
Li Bai's iron pestle is ground into a needle-perseverance, diligence and self-study.
Li Zhengdao has a wide range of interests-he is good at learning, dabbling in a wide range and dialectical unity.
Wang Xizhi: Lin Chi Xue Shu, Chi Shui Hei.
Kuang Heng: Dig the wall for light. Fireflies reflect the snow.
Ouyang Xiu studied hard on the "three things" (pillow, horse and toilet), racing against time and cherishing time.
5] What are the idioms that describe hard work?
Idioms describing efforts are: forget about eating and sleeping, strive for the upper reaches, strive for self-improvement, struggle independently, be tireless, make persistent efforts and be tireless.
[6] What idioms are there about being positive and striving hard?
1. Make up your mind.
Pinyin: fā fèn tú qiá
Explanation: angry: determined to work hard; Figure: seeking. Determined to strive for prosperity.
Source: He Xiangning's Sun Yat-sen and Liao Zhongkai: "Mr. Sun didn't talk much at that party. He only talked about China's weakness in general. He should be angry and strive for a complete revolution. "
For example, make sentences: unite as one, work hard day and night, be diligent and eager to be strong.
Work hard
Pinyin: fèn fātúQiang
Commentary: Figure: Seeking. Cheer up and be strong.
Source: Guo Moruo's "Spring of Science": "May the middle-aged generation of scientists work hard, the revolution will intensify, and bravely climb the world's scientific peak."
For example, young people should work hard and contribute to the construction of the motherland.
3。 Keep up
Pinyin: ziqiang bùxī
Interpretation: self-improvement: strive for progress on your own; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.
Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."
For example, if a country wants to be strong, it must have the spirit of self-improvement.
Strive to govern
Pinyin: l Ο j Ο ng tú zh
Commentary: Li: Encourage; Figure: Try it; Governance: manage the country well. Cheer up and find a way to govern the country.
Source: The Legend of Han Wei: "Xuan Di began to fully govern." Song Shi Zong Shen Ji Zan: "We will do our utmost."
For example, make a sentence: try your best to govern the people, and the disadvantages will be completely washed away.
advance
Pinyin: yǒng wǒng zhi Qin
Explanation: Go forward bravely.
Source: Song Zhuxi's Complete Works of Zhu Zi, the unity of Tao and Zhou Zishu: "Regardless of other people's right and wrong, regardless of their own gains and losses, go forward and tell the truth that people dare not tell."
For example, make a sentence: everyone is afraid of rubbing their hands and going forward.
(7) Idioms that inspire people to make progress.
Make unremitting efforts, persevere, persevere and strive for self-improvement.
First, a 100-foot club head
Dialect explanation: the top of a mast or acrobatic pole. Metaphor is extremely high official position and fame, or high achievements in study and career.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Wu Rong
Source: "Merchant" poem: "A hundred feet of pole head is even more inclined. Where is home in this life?"
There is nowhere to be home in this life.
Second, tireless.
Interpretation of vernacular: Diligence: Diligence, not slacking off. Refers to hard work or study.
Dynasty: Western Jin Dynasty
Author: Chen Shou
Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Shu Xiang Lang: "I am more committed to classics and tireless."
Translation: So he devoted himself to classics and worked tirelessly.
Third, persevere.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: perseverance: study hard, ~. Exercise takes time.
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Lou Jian
Source: "Thunderstorm should be sealed": "Everything in the world should be done; Everything is well-meaning; Stick to it for a long time. "
Translation: everything that should be done in the world; Everything is well-meaning; Stick to it for a long time
Fourth, perseverance.
Vernacular explanation: slack: slack. Stick to the end and never relax.
Dynasty: Republic of China
Author: Zhao Erxun
Source: "Qing History Liu Chongchuan": "In case of heavy rain; The thief decided to resist the river. Xu inspired the health team; Perseverance; Thieves are poor, begging for surrender; Then go back to Fuyang. "
Translation: Encountered with heavy rain; The thief decided to protect himself from the Yellow River. Rotating incentive group; Persistence; Thieves and soldiers put all their eggs in one basket and begged for surrender; So it is Puyang again. "
V. Self-improvement
Vernacular interpretation: "A gentleman strives for self-improvement." Refers to their unremitting efforts to make progress. Interest: Stop.
Dynasty: Western Zhou Dynasty
Author: Ji Chang
Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."
Natural exercise is just to keep fit, and a gentleman should be resolute and eager to be strong.
(8) What idioms describe striving to achieve goals?
1. Persistence [jiā n chí b and xi] Slack: Slack. Stick to the end and never relax.
Source: Zhao Erxun's "Qing Draft Liu Chongchuan": "In case of heavy rain; The thief decided to resist the river. Xu inspired the health team; Perseverance; Thieves are poor, begging for surrender; Then go back to Fuyang. "
Facing the heavy rain, the thief guarded the river and encouraged his soldiers to stick to it. Finally defeated the thief and recovered Puyang.
2. Unswervingly [sh ǐ zh not ng b ù yú] will not change from beginning to end. Chongqing (yú): Change.
Source: Tang Fang Ling Xuan's "Lu Jin Shu Ye Chuan": "Diligent and solid; Unswervingly. "
Respect and diligence, adhere to the right path, and never change from beginning to end.
3. Perseverance [b? izhé bü ná o] is also called perseverance. Describe strong-willed, frustrated and unyielding. Bend (náo): bend.
Source: Han Caiyong's "Xuanbei of Taiwei Bridge": indomitable; Facing the irresistible wind of grand festivals
He is strong-willed, never gives in after repeated setbacks, and has the demeanor of never flinching when encountering major events.
4. Unswervingly move [jiān dìng bù yí]: change, change. Steady and strong, unwavering.
From: Song Sima Guang's "Zi Tongzhi Tang Jian Moon Hee Zong Kaicheng Five Years": "If you are firm and firm, why don't you worry about the world!"
If you take office sincerely and unswervingly, why worry about the world being unreasonable?
Persistence means never changing your mind.
Source: Ling Xuan's "Xie Jinshu An Chuan": "Although An was sent by the DPRK, the ambition of Dongshan remained unchanged from beginning to end, and everything was said."
Xie An became a hermit after his resignation, but his ambition never changed, and he can often be expressed in words.
Ask for some idioms to describe hard work and hard struggle
There are many idioms to describe hard work and hard struggle.
⑽ What are the four-character idioms that express endeavor?
1, idiom: high morale
Pinyin: dàu zhng yàng
Explanation: high spirits: high spirits. The will to fight is strong.
Source: * * * "Introduction to a Cooperative": "I have never seen people so high-spirited, high-spirited and uplifting."
Example: After listening to the hero's report, all the students are in high spirits and strive to be "living Lei Feng".
2. Idiom: Strive for strength.
Pinyin: fāfèn túQiang
Explanation: Make up your mind and strive for progress.
Source: Sun Yat-sen's "Fourth Lecture on Civil Rights": "Ignorant Pismai, brilliant and hardworking. In 1866, he used very quick means. "
For example, self-reliance plays an extremely important role in changing the poverty and backwardness of backward teams. People's Daily 1959.9.3
3. Idiom: Excellent
Pinyin: j and ng y and qi ú j and ng
Explanation: essence: perfect, good; Benefits: more. Okay, much better.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Learn: The Book of Songs says,' If you cut it, you must grind it.' What is its significance? "Song Zhuxi's Note:" Those who treat bone angles with words will be beheaded and discussed again; Those who treat jade are all polished and re-polished, and they have been refined and seek their essence. "
For example, Comrade Bethune was a doctor. He takes medical treatment as his profession and strives for perfection in technology. In the whole Eighth Route Army medical system, his medical skills are very clever. * * * In memory of Bethune
4. Idiom: Stupid birds fly first.
Pinyin: I
Explanation: Stupid birds fly first. For example, people with poor ability are afraid of falling behind and doing things earlier than others.
Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Mu Chen Jiaozi" is the first discount: "I will make a metaphor with you: I am like a ghost bird, and you are such a stupid bird that flies first."
For example, my daughter, she is very hard-working, conscious and diligent, and keeps flying first in all subjects. Bi Feiyu's nine-story elevator
5. Idiom: Self-improvement.
Pinyin: ziqiang bùxī
Interpretation: self-improvement: strive for progress on your own; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.
Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."
For example, if a country wants to be strong, it must have the spirit of self-improvement.
6. Idiom: Go all out
Pinyin: qunl ǐ y ǐ f ü
Commentary: Go: Go. Go all out.
Source: Qing Yueyi's Notes on the Twenty-two Histories of the Eastern Han Dynasty in May: "At that time, when the cover was recommended, it would be praised, so whoever can be famous will go all out to make it difficult to become a custom."
For example, they lack an all-out spirit of being positive, positive, happy and welcome. ((* * Preface to Socialism in Rural China).
7. idiom: strive for the upper reaches.
Pinyin: l zh ng Shang yóu
Description: Upstream: the upstream of a river, which is a metaphor for high status. Strive hard, strive for advanced and then advanced.
Source: Yi's "Ou Bei Shi Hua Gu Wu": "Therefore, smart people refuse to give up violence and strive for the upper reaches, and their spirit comes first."
For example, it is a tree that strives for the upper reaches, with straight stems and straight branches. Mao Dun's Praise for Poplar
8. Idiom: Eat your bread and taste your courage.
Pinyin: n
Explanation: Salary: firewood. Sleeping on straw still smells of bravery after eating and sleeping. Describe a person who works hard and strives for the best.
Source: "Historical Records Goujian Family": "The King of Yue crossed the road and opposed the country, and he was worried and didn't dare to sit. He is afraid of eating and drinking when he is sitting and lying down. "
For example, if China wants to rush out of Asia, it must work hard.