① The story of Qi Baishi’s perseverance is brief

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Qi Baishi is a famous calligrapher and painter in our country. He cherishes time very much and never wastes it. He always uses an aphorism to encourage himself. This aphorism is: "Don't teach me to spend a day idle." What does it mean to have no idle time in a day? He set a standard for himself, which is to paint at least five paintings a day. Although he is over 90 years old, he still insists on doing this.

Once, Qi Baishi’s family, friends, and students came to celebrate his 90th birthday. In the festive atmosphere, he stayed busy until very late before sending away the last batch of guests. At this time, he thought that the five paintings had not been completed today, and he should finish the painting before going to bed, so he picked up a pen to paint. Due to excessive fatigue, it was difficult to concentrate, and he went to rest after repeated dissuasion from his family. The next day, Qi Baishi got up early. His family members were afraid that he would be exhausted, so they all advised him to rest more. However, Qi Baishi said very seriously: "There were many guests yesterday, so I didn't paint. I have to make up for yesterday's work today." After saying that, he started painting seriously again. ② Qi Baishi’s story on the road to success.

When Grandpa Baishi was a child, his family was very poor. When he was eight years old, he started to graze cattle and cut firewood. When the cattle were grazing, he used firewood sticks (gùn) to draw pictures on the ground. Later, he worked as a carpenter during the day and learned to paint under the dim oil lamp at night. . He didn't care about mosquito bites in the summer or numb feet from the cold. In this way, his paintings became better and better.

③ Focused on his goals. Examples of famous people with perseverance, such as Edison, Li Shizhen, and Qi Baishi!

Examples of famous people with single-minded goals and perseverance:

1. Zhou Enlai’s childhood. He has the great ambition to revitalize China. He is diligent and well-read, and has learned a lot in the three years at Dongguan Model School. He listens attentively in class, observes discipline, and completes homework carefully and on time after class. He has made rapid progress. His grades were good in all subjects, especially composition, calligraphy and English. He ranked first every semester.

Zhou Enlai also received a patriotic education, which further inspired "the desire to study for the rise of China." Enthusiasm", "Reading for the rise of China! "Work hard for China to take off!" "The great man Zhou Enlai has set up this ambitious ambition since he was a child.

2. Gauss has been diligent and studious since he was a child, and he has shown superhuman mathematical talents very early. He studies hard and diligently. During the day, he is diligent and studious. In school, in addition to paying attention to lectures in class, he also tried his best to study mathematics in extracurricular time and read many major mathematics works. Gauss always persisted in studying mathematical problems.

Gauss was the most opposed to giving up halfway. . When proving some important theorems, he always comes up with multiple solutions and proofs, and finds the simplest and most beautiful proofs. He once said, "Any doubtful proof cannot be counted." A true proof of mathematics. "Gauss devoted his whole life to the study of mathematics and made outstanding contributions to the development of science.

3. Zhu Kezhen (1890-1974), a banner of modern scientists and educators in my country, a leader in meteorology, A great master in the field of geography and a loyal fighter dedicated to the cause of communism. He loved the motherland, science and education throughout his life, and left us many precious spiritual wealth.

Zhu Kezhen is. The founder of modern geography and meteorology in my country, Zhu Kezhen is knowledgeable and has made outstanding contributions in meteorology, geography, history of natural sciences, etc. He has made major innovations in many studies and has reached the international first-class level. He is open-minded and scholarly. Rigorous, diligent, generous and sincere, he can be called a "great man of character and knowledge"?

The teaching of "a drop of water can penetrate a stone" has become Zhu Kezhen's motto throughout his life. From elementary school, middle school to university, his academic performance has always been at the top. Leading position. In 1910, 20-year-old Zhu Kezhen went to the United States to study. Eight years later, he returned to China with a doctorate from Harvard University and has been engaged in the meteorological career of his motherland.

4. Persistence is the will to learn and endurance. The performance is the condition for learning to deepen from the shallower to the deeper, from the outside to the inside.

Lu Xun wrote a diary - achievements come from perseverance. Lu Xun wrote (including translated) more than 5 million words of works in 30 years from 1907 to 1936. During this period, no matter how busy he was with work and writing, no matter how difficult and harsh the objective environment was, or no matter how bad his physical condition was, he always insisted on keeping a diary.

For more than 20 years, I have never stopped writing. Only when I was critically ill, I was forced to stop writing.

5. American scientist Franklin came from a poor family when he was young. He went to school at the age of 8 and became an apprentice in a printing press at the age of 12. But the harsh environment did not block his pursuit of knowledge.

Franklin worked hard on his own and laid the foundation from scratch. After nearly 30 years of hard work, he taught himself most of the knowledge about electricity, thus correctly explaining the nature of electricity - the law of conservation of charge, and successfully The earth reveals the secrets of thunder and lightning. Only with perseverance can we overcome the thorns and bumps on the road ahead. Perseverance is not about going all the way to the end. Perseverance requires the spirit of not bowing down in the face of difficulties.

④ What do you understand from the story of Grandpa Qi Baishi?

Qi Baishi (1864-1957), a native of Xiangtan, Hunan, a master of Chinese painting in the 20th century, 20th century One of the top ten calligraphers, painters and world cultural celebrities. Qi Baishi was born in Xingziwu, Baishipu, Xiangtan County on January 1, 1864 (the twenty-second day of the winter month of Guihai in the third year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty). He died of illness in Beijing on September 16, 1957 (the twenty-third day of August in the year of Dingyou) at the age of ninety-seven. age. The clan name was Chunzhi, nicknamed Azhi, given name Huang, courtesy name Weiqing, nicknamed Lanting, Binsheng, and Baishishanren, so he lived under the name of Qi Baishi; there were also Qi Da, Mu Ren, Mu Jushi, and Hongdou Sheng. , descendant of Xingtang old house, borrowed mountain old man, owner of borrowed mountain chant hall, Jiyuan, Pingweng, owner of Jiping hall, president of Longshan, three hundred stone seal millionaire, owner of Baishu Lihua, etc. There are a large number of pen names and self-titles.

Qi Baishi was born into poverty, did farm work, studied carpentry, started as a folk painter, studied authentic works of ancient people, learned poetry and calligraphy, traveled to scenic spots in mountains and rivers, worked as a staff guest, and finally became a poet, calligrapher and sealer. , the eternal great man who painted the whole person with divine qualities. He perfectly unified the spirit of Chinese painting with the spirit of the times, bringing Chinese painting to international attention. His simple, humble, confident and self-improvement spirit makes his works both strong and soft, with excellent craftsmanship and calligraphy, making him worthy of being a people's artist. All flowers, birds, insects, fish, landscapes, and figures are all exquisite and new, creating a simple and fresh art world for the history of modern Chinese painting. He successfully conveyed the modern artistic spirit of Chinese painting with classic pen and ink. He deeply Thanks to the classic style and good at creating new things, his paintings can directly touch people's hearts and convey the wisdom of life and the philosophy of life to all living beings in the world. His landscape paintings express his confidence and deep understanding of his artistic innovation. His figure paintings are good at conveying emotions. His calligraphy is simple and generous, and his strong and vigorous brushwork is integrated into the figure paintings, perfecting the expression of the characters' inner expressions.

Qi Baishi came from a poor family and studied for a year when he was young. He spent time studying and painting while herding cattle and cutting firewood. In 1877, he became a carpenter's apprentice. The following year, he switched to carving and woodworking. He once copied "The Mustard Seed Garden Painting Biography" and used it to create new carving patterns. He began to study painting in 1888 and served as the president of Longshan Poetry Society. In 1890, when he was twenty-six years old, he switched to studying portraiture from Xiao Xiangye and Wen Shaoke. At the age of twenty-seven, he started studying poetry, calligraphy and painting from Hu Qinyuan and Chen Shaofan. At the age of thirty-seven, he became a disciple of the Confucian scholar Wang Kaiyun, and successively became mentors and friends with Wang Zhongyan, Li Song'an, Yang Du, etc. In his hometown, Qi Baishi lived successively in Xingdoutang, where he was born, Jieshanyin Hall of Meigong Temple, and Jiping Hall of Rujiachong. Since the age of 40, he has left his hometown for traveling. He has traveled five times and returned five times. He has traveled to Shaanxi, Henan, Beijing, Hebei, Hubei, Jiangxi, Shanghai, Jiangsu and Guangdong and Guangxi. He has enjoyed famous mountains and rivers and met many famous people in the world, including Fan Fanshan, Xia Wuyi, Guo Baosun and others are all close friends. The painting style was transferred from Gong, the calligraphy was transferred from He Shaoji style to Wei Bei style, and the seal cutting style was transferred from Ding and Huang Yi to Zhao Zhiqian style. At the age of fifty-five, he fled the chaos and went north, settling in Beijing two years later. At that time, he worked with Chen Shizeng, Xu Beihong, Luo Yigong, Lin Fengmian and others.

In 1926, Qi Baishi served as honorary professor of the National Peking Art College, honorary president of the Peking Art Writers Association, honorary professor of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, research librarian of the Central Museum of Culture and History, director of the Chinese People's Association for Foreign Culture, and director of the Chinese Painting Academy. Honorary president, chairman of the Beijing Chinese Painting Research Association, and chairman of the National Artists Association; attended the National Congress of Chinese Literary and Art Workers twice in July 1949 and September 1953, and was continuously elected as a member of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles; in August 1954, he was elected the first Representative of the first session of the National People's Congress; had a close friendship with Chairman Mao Zedong and received interviews with him; in January 1953, the Ministry of Culture awarded him a certificate of honor and the title of "People's Artist"; in December 1955, he was awarded the German Democratic Republic and the National Art Prize The Academy of Sciences awarded him an honorary certificate as a Corresponding Academician; in April 1956, the World Peace Council awarded him the 1955 International Peace Prize, and an award ceremony was held in September; in 1963, he was elected as a world cultural celebrity by the World Peace Council. During the Anti-Japanese War, he said that "paintings will not be sold to officials." In 1946, he resumed his career of selling paintings and making seals. In the same year, he went to Nanjing and Shanghai to hold solo exhibitions, and was appointed as an honorary professor at the Peking Art College. He is the author of "Borrowing Mountain Poems", "Baishi Poems", "Baishi Seals", "Autobiography of Old Man Baishi", etc. He has published nearly 100 paintings collections including "The Complete Works of Qi Baishi". At the age of seventy-four, he traveled to Shu and met Huang Binhong and Jin Songcen.

Qi Baishi had two wives throughout his life, seven sons and five daughters. In 1874, his parents decided to marry the child bride Chen Chunjun. In 1881, he consummated the marriage with his wife Chen Chunjun and had three sons (Liangyuan, Liangfu and Liangkun) and two daughters. In 1940, his wife Chen Chunjun died in his hometown in Xiangtan; in 1919, he hired Hu Baozhu, a Sichuan native. As deputy wife, he succeeded Fuzheng in 1941 and had four sons (Liangchi, Liangsi, Liangnian and Qiliang) and three daughters. Hu Baozhu died of illness in 1943.

⑤ The Storyteller of Celebrities

Xu Beihong invited Qi Baishi three times

The three people in the thatched cottage couldn't refuse, let alone the old painter Diao Chong. The breeze on the sea is clear and the moon is full, and the staff and vines support Xu Xi in his dreams.

This is the poem Qi Baishi wrote for Xu Beihong's "Seeking Home under the Moon". He sincerely expressed his gratitude to Xu Beihong for his "three visits to the thatched cottage".

Admire his name for a long time

In the autumn of 1929, Xu Beihong, a modern painter and art educator, became the dean of the Beijing Academy of Art. He firmly believed that only excellent teachers could cultivate excellent students, so he carefully selected professors, and the first person he intended to hire was Qi Baishi.

Qi Baishi studied painting as a young boy. After half a century of hard work and unremitting efforts, he finally became one of the great masters in the painting world. In 1920, he settled in Beijing and specialized in selling paintings and engravings. Xu Beihong has always admired his character painting skills and called him a true art master.

Two visits to the thatched cottage failed

One day in early September, Xu Beihong came to Qi Baishi's apartment in Kuache Hutong, Xidan. After greetings, he explained his purpose of visit: "Sir, you are a well-known painting master. I would like to invite you to teach at the Art Institute." Qi Baishi politely thanked you: "Thanks to Dean Xu for valuing me, but I am over sixty years old, and my ears and eyes are not clear. I apologize. It’s hard to obey orders, but I just accept them with my heart.”

“There are many professors in colleges and universities who are still in their seventies. Mr. Qi knows the way and gives guidance. Who can match it? It is the great master. There is a time to use force," Xu Beihong said.

Qi Baishi still refused: "Professor has a heavy responsibility, so it is better to hire someone more talented, so as not to mislead the students."

Two days later, Xu Beihong came to visit again, and he was very warm. Qi Baishi declined the invitation on the grounds of old age. Three visits to Jinshikai in the rain

Xu Beihong, who is thirsty for talents, is unwilling to give up. Despite my busy schedule, I visited the house three times, and came despite the wind and rain. I once again expressed my respect and love, and sincerely invited you. Qi Baishi was moved and explained the real reason for "forgiveness and acceptance of orders": "Other than old age and frailty, it is because he is a carpenter and has never been to a school. He lacks experience in teaching on the stage and is afraid of attracting criticism from teachers and being naughty. Students make trouble and can't even attend class."

"Mr. Qi's concerns are not unreasonable, but they don't seem to be necessary." Xu Beihong said sincerely: "The qualification of a professor lies in his true ability and practical knowledge, regardless of his background. How about it? Isn’t it true that some people who have studied abroad have a false reputation? Mr. Qi combines the expression techniques of traditional freehand painting and folk painting, and his unique artistic style can not only teach students, but also teach me Xu Beihong.”

“Don’t dare. I don't dare, Dean Xu is too humble." Qi Baishi waved his hands.

"That's exactly what happened, and I'm not being overly modest." Xu Beihong then assured: "When Mr. Qi is in class, he doesn't have to give long theories, he just needs to demonstrate painting and give some tips on the essentials. At the beginning of the school year, I accompanied him I will accompany you in class and protect you, just in case some students are undisciplined." Qi Baishi was moved from the bottom of his heart and finally nodded: "Then give it a try."

< p> On the first day of school, Xu Beihong personally took Qi Baishi to school in a carriage and respectfully introduced Qi Baishi's superb achievements to all the teachers and students in the school. He also said that he would go with him and "protect" Qi Baishi. Considering that Qi Baishi was indeed old, Xu Beihong also took care of him in many ways: after winter, when the weather was cold, he would light a stove next to the podium; in summer, he would install an electric fan; when it was windy and rainy, he would send a car The transfer is coming. It can be described as meticulous.

⑥ What are the stories of celebrities like Qi Baishi?

Mr. Wu Guanzhong is the academic banner of the China Academy of Art. He is an art master who, after Mr. Lin Fengmian, has carried forward the spirit of national beauty and formed a generation of achievements. His art is a peak on the path of integrating Chinese and Western art pioneered by Mr. Lin Fengmian and others. Mr. Wu's death is an irreparable loss to the Chinese art world.

Wu Guanzhong’s art blends Chinese and Western elements and is a wonder in the contemporary Chinese art world. In terms of Chinese ink painting, Mr. Wu strives to be innovative with the times; in oil painting and other art forms, he strives to create national characteristics. He has gone very far in both aspects, but at the core he still adheres to the unique Chinese "poetry" and "Xiangxin" to connect them. The spirit of exploration and excellent qualities he displayed in these aspects are the most important artistic legacy he left to our era.

"Mr. Wu's thoughts are integrated with art theory, showing the broad vision of a generation of masters. He is an outstanding artistic thinker. On the one hand, he turns these artistic thoughts into excellent words, which are widely known On the other hand, he constantly uses poetic imagery as a medium to express and verify these ideas in art, which makes him a rare standard-bearer in our era with sharp ideas and innovative art. "Mr. Wu's spirit is simple and noble. , is a generation of teachers we admire.

Wu Guanzhong’s work "New Waves of the Li River": I have two audiences, one is the Western masters, and the other is the Chinese people. The gap between the two is too big. How to adapt? It's a human connection. My paintings are firstly about beauty, and secondly about artistic conception. Only with these two things in mind can I start painting. I don't care about portraits and beauty. At that time, in the countryside, I would sometimes paint sorghum, corn, wild flowers, etc. for a day. The landlady said they looked very similar, but I felt that I didn't express my feelings and thought that I had deceived her because I didn't paint well. I've seen a lot of paintings, but if they don't move me emotionally, I don't like them.

Xu Beihong (July 19, 1895 - September 26, 1953), Han nationality, was born in Qitingqiao, Yixing, Jiangsu, China. The founder of modern Chinese art, an outstanding painter and art educator. He studied poetry, calligraphy and painting with his father Xu Dazhang since he was a child. In 1912, when she was 17 years old, she worked as a painting teacher in Yixing Women's Junior Normal School and other schools. In 1916, he entered the French Department of Fudan University in Shanghai, where he worked part-time and studied sketching by himself. He stayed in Japan and France, traveled to Western European countries, observed and studied Western art. He returned to China in 1927 and successively served as the director of the Fine Arts Department of Shanghai Nanguo Art Institute, a professor of the Art Department of Central University, and the dean of the School of Art of Peking University. Since 1933, he has held Chinese art exhibitions and personal exhibitions in France, Belgium, Italy, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the Soviet Union.

⑦ After reading Qi Baishi’s story, what famous sayings about reading can you think of?

1. A dull knife will be sharpened by a stone, and a stupid person will learn before he can learn. Learning from others can make progress.

2. Trying does not mean suffering, and asking does not mean suffering. People who are good at asking questions are rich in knowledge.

3. Do not listen to instructions and make many detours. Pretending to understand if you don't understand will always be a loser.

4. A wise man will lose something after a thousand worries; a fool will gain something after a thousand worries.

5. If you can’t learn something, if you don’t know it, ask questions. If you are ashamed to ask others, you will never make progress.

6. A knowledgeable person will ask even if he understands; a person with shallow knowledge will not ask even if he does not understand.

⑧ Qi Baishi’s motto short article 1*** tells several short stories about Qi Baishi:

Everyone knows that Qi Baishi is very good at painting, but few people know that Qi Baishi is a romantic This old pervert has countless wives and concubines, and his functions are very powerful. It's hard not to admire him!

⑨ Qi Baishi’s short story of 20 words for urgent use

Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong and Huang Zejin are all patriotic artists who refused to paint for the Japanese. They are all artists with very noble ideas, and they are all people's artists who want art, words, and actions to prove their patriotism. None of their stories can be told in 20 words.

⑩ Stories of Four Celebrities Who Cherish Time

1. Qi Baishi

my country’s famous painter Qi Baishi, whether he is painting shrimps, crabs, chickens, peonies, or chrysanthemums , morning glories, or Chinese cabbage, all of them have both form and spirit, full of vivid rhyme, and the mystery is late. It is said that one morning when he was eighty-five years old, he wrote four banners and wrote a poem on them: "There was a strong wind yesterday." , I feel uneasy and have never painted. I would like to add this now, so I don’t want to spend a day idle. ”

2. Li Siguang

Chinese geologist Li Siguang is conducting geological survey in the field. When he was young, he often used stones as pillows to sleep. Once he was woken up by the stones, he immediately started working again.

3. Lu Xun

Mr. Lu Xun cherished time very much. He "used other people's coffee time in writing." As a result, he wrote prolifically throughout his life and became a literary giant of his generation.

4. Chen Jingrun

The famous mathematician Chen Jingrun cherishes time very much. He once drew up a work schedule for himself to make full use of every second of the 24 hours a day. . Even while walking on the road, he was reading and memorizing. This is how he mastered the vocabulary of four foreign languages: English, Russian, French, and German.

5. Goethe

Goethe was a great German poet, novelist and playwright. He wrote world-famous works such as "Faust", "Gerz" and "The Sorrows of Young Werther". He never wanted to waste time. He once said: "Those who are good at utilizing time will always find plenty of time." He studies hard all day long and writes tirelessly. A friend once asked him how much property he had, and he wrote on a piece of paper:

How beautiful my property is,

How wide, how broad!

Time is my property,

My field is time.

6. Franklin

American scientist Franklin developed a work and rest schedule for himself. Get up at five o'clock, plan the day's affairs, and ask yourself: "What good things have I done this day?" From 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., work; from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m., read, and have lunch; From six to nine in the evening, have dinner, entertainment, review the day's work, and ask yourself: "What good things have I done today?"

A friend advised Franklin: "Isn't it too hard to do this every day... ..."

"Do you love life?" Franklin waved his hand and interrupted his friend: "Then don't waste time, because time is the material of life."

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