1, try your best. This is a famous saying of Emperor Kangxi and one of the most famous idioms in ancient China. This sentence describes a person's spirit of struggle, that is, no matter what kind of challenges you face, you must go all out and never give up until you reach your goal. When a person devotes his whole life to his career, he can only be completely at ease when he dies. This is a strong spirit of struggle and the highest state of self-improvement.
2, no shortcut, no way. The meaning of this sentence is not to take the ordinary and secular road, but to take the extraordinary road, and you may encounter many setbacks and difficulties. However, only by experiencing enough failures and difficulties can we truly surpass ourselves. Perseverance is a necessary quality for a struggler. Only in this way can we surpass others and achieve the goal we want in our hearts.
Work at sunrise and rest at sunset. This idiom describes a hard-working attitude towards life. Every day at sunrise and sunset, a struggler constantly strives for the future. Only by unremitting efforts can we liberate ourselves from mediocrity and move towards success and glory.
4. burn your bridges. This is a very famous idiom, which comes from the story of Fan Li, a doctor of the State of Wu during the Warring States Period. It is said that the couple met unexpectedly in Yue, were cheated, and decided to succeed with a heartbreaking plan. Before he left the state of Wu, he cut open all the broken ships and burned his armor to show that he was ready to face a point of no return. This idiom reflects the determination and confidence of a true struggler, that is, he is not afraid of any difficulties and setbacks.
5. continuous progress. This idiom emphasizes a person's spirit and attitude of constantly pursuing perfection. If a person has such qualities, he will never be satisfied. Every time he reaches a goal, he will strive for a new one. This is a process of continuous self-improvement and improvement. Only through constant tempering and improvement can we achieve higher goals.
To sum up, striving for progress is a process of pursuing perfection, which requires patience and perseverance, courage and confidence. There are many beautiful idioms circulating in the history and culture of China. Whether in the working environment or in the journey of life, understanding and using these idioms will often bring us spiritual inspiration and guidance.