1. Chen Ping endured humiliation and studied hard

Chen Ping was a famous prime minister in the Western Han Dynasty. When he was young, his family was poor and he and his brother depended on each other. In order to inherit his father's destiny and shine in the family, he did not engage in production and studied behind closed doors. , but was not tolerated by my sister-in-law.

In order to eliminate the conflict between brother and sister-in-law, he endured repeated humiliation and kept silent. As the sister-in-law became more and more serious, she finally couldn't bear it anymore and ran away from home. She wanted to wander around the world. After being chased back by her brother, she ignored the past grudges. The brother-in-law's divorce was a popular story in the local area.

2. Lu Yu abandoned Buddhism and followed literature

Lu Yu, a famous scholar in the Tang Dynasty, was an orphan since he was a child and was raised by Zen Master Zhiji. Although Lu Yu was in the temple, he did not want to chant sutras and chant Buddha's name all day long. Instead, he liked to read poems and books. Lu Yu insisted on going down the mountain to study, but was opposed by the Zen master. In order to pose a problem to Lu Yu and educate him better, the Zen master asked him to learn how to make tea.

While studying tea art, Lu Yu met a kind-hearted old lady and not only learned the complicated tea-making skills, but also learned a lot about reading and life. When Lu Yu finally brought a cup of steaming Kuding tea to the Zen master, the Zen master finally agreed to his request to go down the mountain to study. Later, Lu Yu wrote the widely circulated "Tea Classic" and carried forward the tea culture of the motherland.

3. Wan Sitong studied hard behind closed doors

Wan Sitong, a famous scholar and historian in the early Qing Dynasty, participated in the compilation of the important history book "Twenty-Four Histories" of our country. But Wan Sitong was also a naughty child when he was young.

Wan Sitong lost face in front of the guests because of his playfulness, and was criticized by the guests. In anger, Wan Sitong overturned the tables of the guests and was locked in the study room by his father. Wan Sitong went from being angry and hating reading to shutting himself up and thinking about his mistakes. He was inspired by the "Tea" and began to study hard.

More than a year later, Wan Sitong read many books in the bookstore. His father forgave his son, and Wan Sitong also understood his father's good intentions. After a long period of diligent study, Wan Sitong finally became a famous scholar who was familiar with history and read many books. He also participated in the compilation of "History of Ming Dynasty" in "Twenty-Four Histories".

4. Ye Tianshi became a disciple of Qianxue

Ye Tianshi relied on his superb medical skills and looked down on his colleague Xue Xue. Once, Ye Tianshi's mother was ill and he was helpless. Thanks to Xue Xue, he cured his mother's illness regardless of past suspicions. From then on, Ye Tianshi understood the truth that there is heaven outside the sky and there are people above human beings. So he searched for famous doctors all over the world and asked for advice humbly, and finally became the real first famous doctor in Jiangnan.

5. Yang Luchan studied arts in Chenjiagou

Yang Luchan was bullied by bullies in his hometown, and he was not willing to be humiliated. A man left home and went to Chenjiagou to study under a teacher. Boxer Chen Changxing never taught his boxing skills to outsiders, and Yang Luchan was no exception. However, Yang Luchan's persistence finally moved Chen Changxing, and he finally learned the boxing technique, punished the bully, and created Yang Style Tai Chi.

6. Kuang Heng chiseled walls to steal light

During the Western Han Dynasty, there was a particularly learned man named Kuang Heng. When Kuang Heng was a child, his family was poor. In order to study, he chiseled He broke through the wall of his illiterate neighbor and read with the help of a stolen candlelight. Finally, he moved his illiterate neighbor. With everyone's help, Xiao Kuangheng became successful in his studies. During the reign of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, Kuang Heng was recommended by Shi Gao, the Grand Sima and Chariot General, and Kuang Heng was granted the title of doctor and became a doctor.