The poem about the difficult teaching conditions is 1. What poems are there that describe "difficult learning conditions"?

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Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Wang Zhu

Study hard, thousands of books.

Three winters are enough for today, and whoever laughs is empty.

2. Lime songs

Ming Dynasty: Yu Qian

It can only be extracted from the deep mountains after being struck by thousands of hammers. It regards the burning of the burning fire as a very common thing.

I'm not afraid of fractures. I want to leave my innocence in the world.

Persuade students to study

Tang Dynasty: Meng Jiao

If you hit a stone, there will be fire, but if you don't hit Yuan, there will be no smoke.

It is unnatural to learn without learning.

Everything has to be his own luck. He has to be my sage.

Youth must be early, how can we grow into teenagers?

Persuade students to study

Tang Dynasty: Yan Zhenqing

Every day when the cock crows, it is the best time for boys to read.

Teenagers only know how to play, but don't know how to study hard. When they are old, they regret why they didn't know how to study hard when they were young.

5. Title Wujiang Pavilion

Tang Dynasty: Du Mu

The victory or defeat of a strategist is unexpected, and Bao is a person with shame.

There are many talented children in Jiangdong. Whether they will make a comeback is still unknown.

2. Difficult words or poems to teach

If you describe hard work, for example: 1, log police pillow: use logs as pillows, you will wake up easily when you fall asleep and you will not be lazy.

Describe pushing yourself and being diligent. Holding ice in the cold winter and holding fire in the hot summer: describe striving for strength and training yourself hard.

2. Diligence: Diligence: Diligence, no slack. Refers to hard work or study.

3, hanging beam needling method: hang the hair on the beam and stab the thigh with an awl. Describe studying hard.

4, three unique: Wei: cooked cowhide. Bian Wei: In ancient times, bamboo slips were used to write books. Bamboo slips and cooked cowhide strips were woven into Bian Wei.

Three: Many times. Absolutely: broken.

After repeated research, the leather rope of bamboo slips was broken many times. Study hard.

6, stealing wall light: chisel through the wall to lead light. Describe a poor family and still study hard.

7. Digging the wall to steal light: Kuang Heng is a naive girl. He is diligent and studious, but he has no money to buy candles because he is poor. Neighbors light candles at night, but they can't shine in. So Kuang Heng cut a hole in the wall, let the candlelight shine in, and read by the faint candlelight.

Kuang Heng's spirit of studying hard is praised by later generations. 8. Tilling at night: farming during the day and reading at night.

Metaphor is studying hard. 9. night ploughing: farming during the day and studying at night, describing taking the time to study and studying diligently.

10, hanging books on the corner: hanging books on the corner, reading while grazing cattle. Metaphor is diligent and studious.

1 1, Xue Ying, a capsule firefly: read with fireflies and snow lamps. Describe studying hard and studying hard.

3. Ancient poems or poems describing hard study

The ancients had a tradition of persuading students to study hard since ancient times, and also left many famous sayings and sentences, which are explained as follows according to different purposes: 1. The kind of persuasion: Lu You, a poet in the Song Dynasty, Reading on a Winter Night: The ancients learned nothing, and they grew old when they were young.

What you get on paper is so shallow that you never know what you have to do. Yan Zhenqing, a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, exhorted students: It is a night for men to study.

Teenagers only know how to play, but don't know how to study hard. When they are old, they regret why they didn't know how to study hard when they were young. Zhu's "Poems to Encourage Learning" is easy for teenagers to learn since they are old, but difficult to learn. An inch of time is not light.

Before the sweet spring grass grows in the pond, the plane leaves in front of the steps have rustled in the autumn wind. 2. Miscellaneous feelings: Liu Guo, a poet in the Song Dynasty, "Academy": Mechanics is like ploughing, diligent and self-aware.

But if you do too many books, you will get old. Xiao Lun, a poet in Qing Dynasty, said that "reading is worth reading": if you don't read for a day, you will have no good thoughts.

It is refreshing not to study in January. In the Republic of China, Xiong Boyi's poem "Spring" composed of "Reading Songs in Four Seasons": Spring is interesting to read, grinding its inkstone and writing its flowers.

Don't be lazy in reading, the world, the sun and the moon are busier than people. Brother Yan understands, while Li Bai writes articles.

4. Poems describing difficult learning experiences-

I liked studying when I was young.

Because my family is poor, I can't get books to read. I often borrow money from the library, copy it myself, and send it back on the appointed day.

When the weather is cold, the water in the salt pond freezes into ice and I can't stretch my fingers. I still don't relax reading.

After copying, please go back to China, and dare not exceed the agreed time limit slightly. So most people will lend me books so that I can read all kinds of books. When he grew up, he admired the teachings of saints and suffered from being unable to associate with knowledgeable teachers and celebrities. He quickly walked out of the hundred miles and brought the scriptures to his fellow villagers.

Senior honorary person, Yemeni students crowded his room, and his words and attitude were never slightly euphemistic.

Around Lishi, he assisted the suspect and leaned over to ask questions; Or the more respectful and polite you are when you meet, you dare not say a word; Please ask again as soon as it is happy. So I was stupid and finally learned a lot.

When I was looking for my master, I was walking in the mountains of Otani with my book box on my back and Tara shoes on. In winter, the wind was cold and the snow was several feet deep, and my feet and skin were frozen and cracked.

After entering the room, my limbs were stiff and I couldn't move. The servant gave me hot water and covered me with a quilt. It took a long time to warm up.

Stay in a hotel and eat two meals a day, without fresh fat and delicious enjoyment.

All the students are all embroidered, wearing hats decorated with treasures, white jade rings on their waists, swords on their left and smelly faces on their right.

I am wearing a robe, but I am not sentimental at all.

Because there are enough things in your heart to make you happy, don't feel that the enjoyment of food is not as good as others. My efforts and efforts are probably like this.

Talking from "Preface to Send Ma Sheng to Dongyang"

Author: Song Lian (Ming Dynasty)

Translation:

I liked studying when I was young. Because my family is poor and I can't get books to read, I often borrow them from people who collect books, copy them myself and return them on an agreed date.

When the weather is very cold, the water in the inkstone pool is frozen into hard ice, and my fingers can't bend and stretch. I still copy books without relaxation. Return it to others as soon as possible after copying, and dare not exceed the agreed time limit slightly.

So most people are willing to lend me books, so I can read all kinds of books.

As an adult, I admire the theory of sages more, but I can't communicate with knowledgeable teachers and celebrities. Once I walked a hundred miles at a brisk pace and asked my compatriots for advice with a scripture in my hand.

His predecessors were highly respected, and his master students crowded his room. His words and attitude have never been euphemistic.

I stood beside him, asking questions, asking truth, and bowed my head to him for advice; Sometimes I am reprimanded, my expression is more respectful, my manners are more thoughtful, and I dare not answer a word; Ask him when he is happy.

So although I was stupid, I finally learned a lot.

When I was looking for a teacher, I walked in the deep mountain valley with my book box on my back and my heels on. In the severe winter, the wind was cold and the snow was several feet deep, and my feet and skin were frozen and cracked.

When I arrived at the school house, my limbs were stiff and I couldn't move. The servant poured me hot water and covered me with a quilt. It took a long time to warm up.

Staying in a hotel, eating two meals a day, no fresh, fat and delicious enjoyment.

The students' scholars are all well-dressed, wearing red scarves and jewels, with white jade rings around their waist, knives on the left and sachets on the right, which are as bright as gods;

I'm wearing an old cotton gown and a rag, and I'm not jealous.

Because there are enough things in my heart to make me happy, I don't feel that the enjoyment of food and clothing is inferior to others. My efforts and hardships are probably like this.

Extended data:

Preface to seeing Ma Sheng off to Yang was written by Song Lian, a writer in Ming Dynasty.

In this preface, the author describes his early experience of seeking advice with an open mind and studying hard, vividly and concretely describes the difficulty of borrowing books and seeking teachers, and the pain of running around in cold and hunger. Compared with the superior conditions of Tai Chi students, it strongly shows whether he can achieve something in his studies.

It mainly lies in subjective efforts, not in the quality of talents and conditions, thus prompting teenagers to cherish a good reading environment and concentrate on their studies.

The full text is rigorous in structure, meticulous and thoughtful, contrastive in reasoning, detailed in narration and vivid and touching to read.

Make an appreciative comment

This preface was written by Song Lian to fellow countryman Ma Junze.

The author gave him this article to encourage him to study hard, but the meaning was not directly said, but extended from his own personal experience and understanding. It is tactfully implicit, cordial and friendly, and between the lines is full of a virtuous elder's ardent expectations for the younger generation, which is touching to read.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Preface to Dongyang Ma Sheng

5. Idioms with learning difficulties

Blue wisp of road-road: firewood; Blue wisp: rags. Driving a humble car and wearing rags to open mountains and forests. Describe the hardships of starting a business.

Through thorns-split wild plants full of thorns. Metaphor in the process of starting a business or on the way forward, remove obstacles and overcome many difficulties.

Sleeping in the wind. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

Sleeping pillow bed: recommended by grass. Sleep on the grass with clods on your head. The funeral etiquette of parents stipulated by the ancient patriarchal clan system.

Forget to eat and sleep-waste: stop. I forgot to sleep and eat. Describe to concentrate on your efforts.

Hurricane and rain comb: comb your hair; Mu: Wash your hair. The wind combs your hair and the rain washes your hair. Describe people who often work hard outside regardless of the wind and rain.

Starting from scratch-starting from scratch: empty-handed; Entrepreneurship: establishing a family business. Describe no foundation, poor conditions, self-reliance and hard struggle.

Suffering hardships-Xin: spicy; Ru: Eat. Describe suffering or suffering.

Go through all the hardships-all, all, a lot. Go through many difficulties and hardships.