52. Bravery
(1) Introduction
Bravery is a spirit: not afraid of difficulties, not afraid of strong enemies, and go forward to win without hesitation; bravery : It is a quality: not afraid of heaven and earth, not afraid of power or power, and unswervingly defending the truth.
Victory always belongs to the brave, failure awaits the weak.
(2) Factual arguments
Fan Kuai bravely rushed to the palace to meet Liu Bang
After Liu Bang became emperor, he displayed the prestige of a holy emperor. Once he felt ill and ordered that no one be allowed to see him. For several days, I lived deep in the palace without seeing the ministers. All civil and military officials were anxious about important events in the court, but no one dared to enter the palace to see the emperor.
Fan Kuai, who followed Liu Bang to conquer the country, was very angry when he saw that Liu Bang was closed in the palace and could not leave. He rushed into the palace and rushed to the emperor's bed. He criticized Liu Bang loudly: He was so heroic when he conquered the world, but now he is in low spirits. He does not see his ministers when he is sick, ignores state affairs, and stays in the palace with eunuchs all day long. Don't forget the historical lesson of when Qin Shihuang died of illness, the eunuch Zhao Gaojiao ordered to kill the prince and the civil and military ministers, causing chaos in the world.
After listening to Fan Kuai's scolding, Liu Bang immediately got up and summoned his ministers to discuss state affairs.
Young man Luo Binghui was very courageous
Luo Binghui, who was once a senior general of our army and unfortunately died young, had a lot of experience in his youth. When he was 12 years old, there was a powerful local man who bullied the Luo family. Luo Binghui and Bully Commentary. The bully underestimated the little kid in front of him and said extremely arrogantly: "I can jump three feet higher than anyone else in this place!" Luo Binghui responded tit-for-tat: "Three feet is nothing! When I grow up, I want to fly and kill a bad guy like you. All gone!" My father hurriedly asked for a loan to help with the disaster. Luo Binghui stopped him and said, "It's better to go to court with him than to use money to stuff the dog's hole." The bully ordered his thugs to carry out the attack. Under the protection of his neighbors, Luo Binghui escaped from the villa, asked relatives to write a petition, listed the bully's crimes, and went to the government office to beat drums and complain. When the court was raised, the officials were shocked: "A twelve-year-old boy is so bold!" After the bully paid bribes, the lawsuit was settled.
Luo Binghui became a sensation. People said: "This poor boy has eaten the gall of thunder!"
Franklin bravely catches thunder and lightning
Everyone knows that thunder and lightning can kill people. But the American scientist Franklin not only did not avoid lightning, but also wanted to catch it.
In 1752, in Boston, the United States, Franklin chose to fly a kite during a thunderstorm season. He made a kite that was also unique. He installed a sharp iron needle on the top of the kite and at the end of the kite-flying rope. An iron key is tied to it. After the kite flew into the sky, there was thunder and lightning, and there was heavy wind and rain. He held the iron key at the end of the kite rope tightly, regardless of the danger of being struck by lightning. His hands went numb as lightning flashed overhead. He was so happy that he realized that this was the electricity from the sky being transmitted to his hand through the wet rope and the iron key. He shouted excitedly: "I caught the electricity from the sky!" He immediately connected the iron key to the Leyden bottle. , as a result, the Leyden jar stored a large amount of electricity. This kind of electricity can also ignite alcohol, and can do all the experiments of "frictional electrification".
Franklin's brave experiments made important contributions to the development of electricity.
(3) Theoretical arguments
1) If you combine bravery with technology, you will be invincible. Zhu De's "Unified Training Plan"
2) A brave man does not care about himself, and a loyal man does not care about his family. Ming Lang Ying's "Seven Revised Drafts·Luo Liang"
3) To defeat the enemy lies in courage, and to achieve complete victory lies in planning. "Ming Tongjian·Taizu Yu"
4) If you fight bravely, you will live; if you don't fight bravely, you will die. "Six Taoists·Tiger Taoist·Must Come Out"
5) With the ambition to move forward, and the spirit of never turning back. Cai E's "Preface and Notes to "Zeng Hu Zhi Bing Lu"
6) If you are brave and good at asking questions, you will win; if you are wise and good at planning, you will succeed. "Confucius' Family Collection·Six Books"
7) The power of a tiger is captured with one pounce, and the energy of the three armies is created with one drum. "Jade Pen Zero Sound" by Tian Yiheng of the Ming Dynasty
8) In front of wild beasts, one must not show the slightest bit of cowardice. Mao Zedong's "On the People's Democratic Dictatorship"
9) It is only necessary to die for the country on the battlefield, so why return the body wrapped in horse leather. "Out of the Barrier" by Xu Xilin
10) Success comes from courage. "Original Poems" by Ye Xie of the Qing Dynasty
11) If you don't enter the tiger's den, you won't get the tiger's cubs. "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Ban Chao and Liang Jin"
12) One person fights for his life, but ten thousand people cannot defeat him. "King Guan Goes Alone to the Meeting" by Guan Hanqing of the Yuan Dynasty
13) Nothing is difficult and easy, but you can do it bravely. "Yin Shilu's Epitaph" by Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty
14) In battle, courage is the main factor and Qi is the decisive factor. "Planning Twenty-Two" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty
15) Courage is a saving power. [Ancient Greece] Plato's "The Republic"
16) If you boldly try something that is hopeless, you will often succeed. [English] Shakespeare's "Venus and Adonis"
17) There is a way for the brave to go everywhere. [Russian] Dostoyevsky's "Double Personality"
18) If you are afraid of wolves, don't go into the forest.
[Former Soviet Union] Gorky "The Life of Klim Samkin"
19) Courage, courage, courage, only it gives the body of life a bright red brilliance. [English] "Back to the Time of Methuselah" by Bernard Shaw
20) He who is not afraid of death is not afraid of threats. [French] Corneille "Xide"
21) Courage grows through tempering. [English] Shakespeare's "King John"
22) Luck loves the brave. [Ancient Rome] Terentius "Formion"
23) If you are afraid, don't say it. If you say it, don't be afraid. Arabic Proverb
24) A brave man shows off his prowess on the battlefield, but a coward shows off his power at home. Russian proverb
25) If you dare to go to Nantianmen, you can reach the stars. Chinese proverb
26) People are not afraid of death, even the king of hell is afraid. Chinese proverb
27) Courage is the foundation of virtue. [Scotland] Stevenson's "The Great North Road"
28) Bravery is produced in struggle, and courage is developed in the tenacious resistance to difficulties every day. The motto of our youth is to be brave, tenacious and determined, and to overcome all obstacles. [Former Soviet Union] Ostrovsky's "Two Volumes of Ostrov"
29) It is not difficult to show courage when you are far away from danger. "Aesop's Fables: The Wolf and the Lamb"
30) Boldness increases courage, hesitation increases fear.
[Latin] "Moral Sayings" by Publius Sirus
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