The idioms used to describe a teacher’s persistence in teaching students are: 1. Teach earnestly [ zhūn zhūn jiào dǎo ]?

1.? Explanation: earnestly: sincerely, patiently look. Teach earnestly and patiently.

2. From: "The Book of Songs·Daya·Yu": "Teach me earnestly, listen to me."

3.?Example: Father, during your lifetime, we, Don’t be nihilistic and individualistic that is divorced from the people. ◎Mao Anqing's "We Love the Red Rhododendron of Shaoshan" 2. Teaching tirelessly [huì rén bù juàn]?

1.?Explanation: Teach: teach. He teaches people to be extremely patient and never gets tired.

2. From: "The Analects of Confucius·Shuer": "I am never tired of learning and never tire of teaching. What does that have to do with me?"

3.? Example: The sage said: "～ "You asked me again, how could I not say anything? ◎Chapter 48 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty Chapter 3. Xunxun Shangui [xún xún shàn yòu]?

1.? Explanation: Xunxun: an orderly appearance; Shan: good at; Luo: guidance. Refers to being good at guiding others to learn.

2. From: "The Analects of Confucius·Zihan": "Master is always good at tempting people."

3. Example: Sir, I can still grasp what I have learned today. Guan, Mr. Li also. ◎Qing Dynasty Shen Fu's "Six Notes of a Floating Life·Boudoir Notes" 4. Admonition [zhūn zhūn gào jiè]?

1.?Explanation: Admonition: the appearance of tireless teaching; admonishment: exhortation. Advise earnestly and patiently.

2. From: "The Book of Songs·Daya·Yu": "Teach me earnestly, listen to me."

3.?Example: Supervise the admiral Wu Yong'an and others, camera Advance, and contact and discuss with Xu Yanxu, the minister of Fu of Guangxi, and they are in harmony with each other and worship the holy will. ◎Gao Yang's "History of the Qing Dynasty" Volume 2 5. ěr tí miàn mìng [ěr tí miàn mìng]?

1.?Explanation: Not only tell him face to face, but also tell him by his ears. Describes the enthusiasm and sincerity of elders’ teachings.

2. From: "The Book of Songs·Daya·Yu": "If you tell someone with a face, you can speak to his ears."

3. Example: There is a kind of writing, that is, there is a The principles of the Dharma of writing are the same as those recorded in books. ◎Qing Dynasty Li Yu's "Quhua·Structure"