Poems and famous sayings about praising teachers are as follows:

1. Spring silkworms will not run out until they die, and wax torches will turn to ashes before tears dry up.

Appreciation:

The two sentences in the couplet can be regarded as the poet's oath to his lover. These two sentences cleverly use pun rhetoric. The word "silk" in "The spring silkworm will not stop spinning until it dies" is homophonic with the word "si". The whole sentence means that one's longing for the other person is like the spring silkworm spinning silk, which will not stop until death. . First of all, it is the association between the lingering love of human beings and the endless spinning of spring silkworms, and then from the silkworms spinning silk to "it will stop before death" and then to the unswerving life and death of human feelings.

2. Falling red is not a heartless thing, it turns into spring mud to protect flowers.

Appreciation:

The "falling red" in the first sentence is not only a supplement to the previous connotation of separation, but also a turning point. It frees the whole poem from the sorrow of separation and moves to the lower level, paving the way for the sublimation of the theme of the whole poem. The second sentence is the poet's solemn and sacred oath to break with the corrupt officialdom and fight against the forces of darkness for the sake of the country. He and the people of Li, in order to flourish like brocade, sacrifice themselves to turn into spring mud. The poet used the metaphor of falling red to express that although he resigned, he still cares about the future and destiny of the country.

3. The world is full of peaches and plums. Love children.

Appreciation:

This is a poem by Du Fu, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, which expresses his high praise for outstanding teachers and his infinite love for education. The meaning is that teachers are like peach and plum blossoms in spring, spreading their fragrance and love all over the world; teachers care for and guide the growth of students like parents, so they should be respected and cherished by us. This poem is selected from Du Fu's " Fan Xuangong's collection of poems expresses his lofty love for education and his high evaluation of outstanding teachers in his concise, clear and sincere language style.