Collect idioms, ancient poems, and sayings about famous people from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, who faced difficulties and overcame them

Wu Shi plays the flute,

Living on the fuel and tasting the courage,

Cheng Men stood up in the snow,

Yingxue stole the light,

Hanging beam stabbed the buttocks,

Passed the pass and beheaded the general,

Visited the thatched cottage three times, related 3 famous quotes or ancient poems about people who face difficulties but are determined to overcome them?

Oroqen tribe: A good man is determined to achieve his goal, and a good horse rides a thousand miles.

UK: Successfully overcoming difficulties is the greatest honor.

"Han Feizi": The difficulty of determination is not to win over others, but to win yourself. Celebrities at home and abroad (who overcame great difficulties)

Hawking, paralyzed, only 3 fingers can move, and the brain is an idiom for overcoming difficulties. After passing five levels, cutting six will be a metaphor for overcoming many difficulties.

Harmony *** Ji Zhong: the heart; Ji: crossing. Everyone is of one mind and crosses the river together. It is a metaphor for working together to overcome difficulties.

Those who are hard-pressed to learn and practice are to gain knowledge by continuously overcoming difficulties. Once they have knowledge, they will try their best to put it into practice.

Grind the pestle into a needle and grind the iron rod into a needle. It is a metaphor for any difficult job. As long as you have perseverance and work hard, you can overcome difficulties and achieve results.

Overcome all obstacles and obstacles.

Cut through thorny wild vegetation. It is a metaphor for clearing obstacles and overcoming many difficulties in the process of starting a business or on the way forward.

Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as people are determined to do it, any difficulty can be overcome.

Subduing the dragon and subduing the tiger is originally a Buddhist story, which refers to using magic power to subdue the dragon and tiger. The latter is a metaphor for having great ability and being able to defeat strong opponents or overcome great difficulties.

Being tired of difficulties and being able to overcome difficulties means being able to resist the enemy and win.

Exploit strengths and avoid weaknesses. Give full play to or develop strengths or favorable conditions, and overcome or avoid shortcomings or unfavorable conditions.

Passing five levels and defeating six generals is a metaphor for overcoming numerous difficulties. This is the story about Guan Yu in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Together with one heart means to work together to overcome difficulties. Also known as "working together to help".

To work together means to work together to overcome difficulties. With "one heart and one mind".

Grit your teeth and do your best to endure the pain or overcome the difficulties.

Move the mountains and turn the sea. Move the mountains and turn the sea. A metaphor for trying your best to overcome huge difficulties.

Cut through the thorns and cut off the thorns. It is a metaphor for removing obstacles and overcoming difficulties on the way forward or in the process of starting a business. Same as "overcoming thorns and thorns". What are some examples of overcoming difficulties in ancient and modern times at home and abroad?

There are many wenku.baidu./view/d8fab36527d3240c8447. Write an ancient poem and famous aphorism about facing difficulties and overcoming them.

.Be poor and strong, and never fall into the clouds. ——Wang Bo

. Tao is enough to forget things and achieve spring, and ambition is enough to make one spirit rise and fall. ——Su Shi

The jade scripture is polished into many tools, and when the sword is pulled out and buried, it relies on the sky. ——Wang Dingbao

The husband is noble and unyielding, so success or failure does not matter. ——Lu You

How can you be afraid of dangers and hardships if you feel that there is no feather in the stone? ——Li Bai

Fame often comes from poverty and neutrality, and disasters often arise from clever places. ——Lu You

A stone can be sharpened to turn dullness into sharpness. ——Liu Yuxi

If you don’t see it, the long pine tree is lying in the gully because of the wind and frost, but now it is standing tall and supporting the hall. ——Lu You

Those who set great ambitions in ancient times not only had extraordinary talents, but also had perseverance.

——Su Shi

Studying is like getting on a boat, and you can’t slow down even for a moment. ——Zhu Xi

Mortals have the resources for knowledge, and they must work hard to learn and practice. ——Zhu Xi

Although it is hard work to search for thousands of pounds, you will only get the gold after blowing all the sand. ——Liu Yuxi

There will be times when the wind and waves break, and the cloud sails will be hung directly to help the sea. -----Li Bai

Please refer to it! An ancient poem about overcoming difficulties

Li Bai's "The Road Is Difficult" There will be times when the wind and waves break, and the clouds and sails will rise to help the sea.

Liu Yuxi's "Rewarding Lotte Seeing Gifts at the First Banquet in Yangzhou" Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of spring trees in front of the diseased trees. Idioms expressing overcoming difficulties

To face difficulties: to face; to face difficulties; and: to, so; to overcome. Don't flinch even if you encounter difficulties, face them and overcome them.

Being tired of difficulties and being able to overcome difficulties means being able to overcome difficulties and resist the enemy to win.

Grind an iron rod into a needle: Grind an iron rod into a needle. It is a metaphor for any difficult job. As long as you have perseverance and work hard, you can overcome difficulties and achieve results.

Move forward bravely: Keep moving forward bravely.

Unyielding: flex: give in; flex: bend. It is a metaphor for not giving in in the face of pressure and difficulties, showing very tenacity.

To go through water and fire: go: walk towards; soup: hot water; dance: step on. Dare to step into boiling water, dare to step into raging fire. It is a metaphor for not avoiding hardships and dangers, but moving forward bravely.

Battle between heaven and earth: battle, fight: generally refers to struggle. Describe the heroic spirit of conquering and transforming nature.

Bear hardships and stand hard work: endure: endure. Able to live a difficult life and withstand fatigue.

A great victory: capture: capture prisoners, seize the enemy's baggage; complete: complete. Describes complete victory.

Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains: a metaphor for persevering in transforming nature and unswervingly fighting.

To work hard: to work hard; to pursue. Determined to struggle and strive to become strong.

Strive for strength: Figure: seek. Brace yourselves to be strong.

Work hard: Fen: cheer up; Fa: encourage; Dan: step on, extended to do, implement; Li: violent, rapid. Be energetic and move quickly.

Cutting through thorny wild plants. It is a metaphor for clearing obstacles and overcoming many difficulties in the process of starting a business or on the way forward.

Dance when you hear the rooster: Get up and dance with your sword when you hear the rooster crow. Later, it is a metaphor for those who are determined to serve the country and rise up in time.

Persistence: Chongqing: change. Stick to your covenant or promise and never change it.

Perseverance: firm: firm; tough: flexible. Describes a firm will that cannot be shaken.

Unswerving: shift: change, change. Stable and strong, unwavering.

Unshakable: Describes a firm attitude that cannot be shaken. It also describes strictly abiding by regulations and never changing them.

A person with a wooden heart and a stone heart: describes a person who is firm-willed and will not be tempted by any temptation.

To burn through the cauldron: It is a metaphor for making up one's mind and working hard to the end regardless of the circumstances.

Perseverance: Carve: Carve; She: Stop. Continuously carving. It is a metaphor for perseverance and perseverance.

Swear to the death: Swear to the death: Make a resolution that will remain unchanged until death. He will not change his mind even until death. Describes firm will and single-mindedness.

A strong heart can penetrate a stone: A strong will can penetrate a stone. It means that as long as you are determined, things will succeed.

Heart is as hard as stone: The heart is as hard as stone. It is a metaphor for hard-hearted or very determined will.

Be true to your words and be resolute in your deeds: Belief: keep your word; Fruit: be decisive and resolute. You must keep your word when you say it, and you must do what you do.

Gong Ku Shi Dan: Gong: do; Ruo: Hard; Dan: Light. Do hard work and eat light food. Describes hard work and self-motivation.

Painstaking efforts: refers to studying hard to the point that others cannot achieve. It also refers to taking great pains to find a solution to a problem.

Reading with a firefly in a bag: Put a firefly in your pocket and read according to it. Describes a poor family and diligent study.

Work hard and bear no complaints: Ren: take responsibility, endure. Don't be afraid of hardship, and don't be afraid of attracting resentment.

Work hard: work hard with concentration.

Lie down on firewood and taste the courage: Firewood: firewood. He slept on firewood and tasted gall while eating and sleeping. Describes a person who is hardworking and self-motivated and strives to become stronger.

Cantilevered thorn: describes studying hard.

To write a book in the Yangwu room: Yang: face upward; Zhuo: write. Describes focusing on one's work.

Reading in the Moonlight: Use moonlight to illuminate your reading. Describes a poor family and diligent study.

Reading in the Snow: Use the reflection of snow to read. Describe studying hard.

Brave and diligent: The original meaning is to practice diligently. Now means moving forward bravely and forcefully.

Lead awl to prick the thigh: awl: awl; thigh: thigh. When he wanted to sleep while reading at night, he would prick his thigh with an awl to stay awake. Describes studying diligently and hard.

Chiseling through the wall to steal the light: Originally refers to Kuang Heng in the Western Han Dynasty who chiseled through the wall to allow his neighbors to read by candlelight. Later it was used to describe a poor family who studied hard.

Zhejie Reading: Zhejie: ??Change past interests and behaviors. Change old habits and study hard.

Overcome all obstacles: clear away obstacles and overcome various difficulties.

Eat a chasm and gain wisdom: chasm: trench, a metaphor for difficulties and setbacks. Suffer a setback and gain insights.

After five passes, six generals were killed: After five passes, six generals were killed. Metaphor of being extremely brave. It is also a metaphor for overcoming many difficulties.

Hard work: Don’t be afraid of hardships and persist in heroic struggle.

He Zhong *** Ji: Zhong: the heart; Ji: crossing. Everyone is of one mind and crosses the river together. It is a metaphor for working together to overcome difficulties.

Adversity and ***: *** share dangers and difficulties. It means that they are closely related to each other and have the same interests.

In the same boat *** Ji: Zhou: boat; Ji: to cross, to cross. Take a boat and cross the river together. It is a metaphor for uniting and helping each other, working together to overcome difficulties. It also means the same interests and interests.

Perseverance: Describes being firm-willed and unwavering under difficult and difficult circumstances.

Lifting heavy objects is like playing with light objects. It is a metaphor for strong ability and being able to handle heavy work or handle difficult problems easily.

Difficulty to know and encourage action: Difficulty to know: seek knowledge when encountering difficulties; encourage action: try your best to practice. Gain knowledge by constantly overcoming difficulties, and try your best to implement it once you have the knowledge.

Subduing the dragon and subduing the tiger: Originally a Buddhist story, it refers to using magic power to subdue a dragon and a tiger. The latter is a metaphor for having great ability and being able to defeat strong opponents or overcome great difficulties.

Moisten each other with foam: Mo: saliva; Moisture: wet, moist. The spring water has dried up, and the fish spit foam to moisten each other. It is a metaphor for helping each other with little strength in a difficult situation.

Advance despite difficulties: face difficulties.

Indestructible: describes a person who is very powerful and cannot destroy anything solid.

Attack is invincible: overcome: capture. There is nothing that cannot be captured. Describes extremely powerful power.

To defeat the enemy and win: to defeat; to win: to achieve victory. Subdue the enemy and achieve victory.

Man’s determination can defeat heaven: Man’s determination refers to man’s plan. It means that human power can defeat nature.

To turn danger into safety: Danger: danger; Yin: flatness. Turn danger into peace. A metaphor for turning danger into safety.

To turn the tide: to save; to turn the tide: to turn the tide; to turn the tide: to turn the tide. A metaphor for trying to save a dangerous situation.

Idioms that encourage people to overcome difficulties

Overcome all difficulties

Face difficulties

Overcome obstacles

Work hard

Perseverance

Working hard

Working hard

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