An ancient poem about studying hard is as follows:
The first and third watch of the lights and the fifth watch of the chickens are when men study. Black-haired people don't know how to study diligently early, and white-haired people regret studying late. ——"Encouraging Learning" by Tang Yan Zhenqing.
1. Translation.
The best time for boys to study is from midnight to when the rooster crows every day. When I was young, I only knew how to play and didn't know how to study hard. When I get older, I regret why I didn't know how to study hard when I was young.
2. Appreciation.
This poem explains the profound things in a simple way, is natural and smooth, and is rich in philosophy. The core is that "black hair is early and diligent in studying, white hair is late in reading." As an ambitious person, you should pay attention to seizing the time to study, study and cultivate one's character. The best time to study is between three and five o'clock, and read in the morning; and it only lasts for years and months. Only through hard work and perseverance can we truly learn the skills to serve the country and build a family and a career.
From the perspective of study time, young people are advised not to waste their time, but to study hard as early as possible to avoid regrets in the future. The poet conceived from the perspective of the meaning, role and attitude of learning, and hoped that people would pay attention to acquired learning in order to strengthen their own behavioral cultivation.
2. Diligence in learning leads to thousands of books in the window. Three winters are enough now, who laughs with an empty stomach. ——"Qin Xue" Wang Zhu of Song Dynasty.
1. Translation.
Knowledge can only be obtained by hard work, just like the predecessors who spent their time reading diligently at night and reading many books. After studying hard for several years, "three winters of literature and history are enough", and you have knowledge. Who will laugh at you at that time for your lack of knowledge and knowledge?
2. Appreciation.
The first half of this poem praises the importance of reading and learning, while the second half makes a sharper criticism of those who do not pay attention to learning. The whole poem not only warns people to cherish time and study hard, but also expresses the pursuit and love of learning and knowledge, which has strong educational significance.
3. It’s spring without realizing it when you are reading. Every inch of time is worth an inch of gold. The Taoist is not here to make people laugh, Zhou Qing and Kong Sizheng are pursuing it. ——"Two Poems of Bailu Cave·One" by Tang Wang Zhenbai.
1. Translation.
Concentrate on reading, spring is over before you know it, and every inch of time is as precious as an inch of gold. It was not that Taoists came to laugh at him, but he devoted himself to studying the essence of Zhou Gong's thoughts and teachings of Confucius.
2. Appreciation.
This is a poem about the poet's own reading life, and it is also a poem about cherishing time. The line "An inch of time is worth an inch of gold" in the poem has become a wise saying that has been passed down through the ages to encourage people to cherish time. Future generations should be inspired and educated by it. Knowledge is accumulated over time. In order to enrich and enrich oneself, one should cherish time very much.