1. Yang Shi of the Song Dynasty loved learning very much. At noon on a snowy day, he and his classmates went to the Neo-Confucian scholar Cheng Yi for advice. Teacher Cheng was taking a nap, and they were waiting outside the door. The snow was getting heavier and heavier. In order not to disturb the teacher, I still waited patiently outside the door. The teacher woke up. He found Yang Shi and the two of them standing in the snow and hurriedly asked them to come into the house. Yang Shi hurriedly saluted the teacher and asked for advice. "Cheng Men Li Xue"

2. During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhou Yu always regarded Zhuge Liang as his mortal enemy. He came up with the idea of ????"If Liang is born, why should Yu be born?", and wanted to frame Zhuge Liang many times. This was all due to Zhou Yu's pride. He thought he was extremely smart, but due to the appearance of Zhuge Liang, he was "outcompeted", so he hated Zhuge Liang more and more in his heart. As a result, he became even less able to handle his work well. Zhuge Liang, on the other hand, is broad-minded. He is never satisfied with his own knowledge and always thinks that he has many shortcomings, so he always asks others for advice humbly. In this way, Zhuge Liang continued to enrich himself because of his humility in asking for advice, accumulated rich experience, and finally became a generation of strategist.

3. After Wu King Fu Chai defeated Yue King Gou Jian, he became arrogant and arrogant, and Gou Jian was eventually destroyed. After Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, destroyed Qin, he became arrogant and despised Liu Bang, and ultimately failed. Guan Yu was arrogant and looked down on Lu Meng and Lu Xun. In the end, he was paralyzed by Lu Xun's humility and was defeated and killed.

This sentence was said by Chairman Mao. It had a great influence on later generations. It is often quoted and often used as a famous aphorism to educate people. This sentence was posted on the wall of my classroom when I was in elementary school. talk. The focus of this sentence is to emphasize the contrast between humility and pride, and then express it in a more literary language. In our traditional concepts, we appreciate humility in learning and oppose pride and arrogance. With an open mind to learn, you can make progress little by little, but if a person is proud and arrogant, one day he will become more ignorant than others.