1. Idioms, famous quotes, etc. about "advance in the face of difficulties and retreat when difficulties arise"
Nature traps people in darkness and forces them to always yearn for the light. .
——Goethe
Distress is the touchstone of life.
—— Shirokov
Only in suffering can one know oneself.
——Hildy
Suffering is the highest school for tempering one’s character.
——Liang Qichao
If you don’t know pain, you are not a good man.
——Hugo
Difficulty is a harsh mentor.
——Baker
Difficulties arise from the efforts to overcome them.
——Smiles
Worry inspires genius.
- Horace
Not everything that helps you is readily available.
——Ferguson
The most difficult time is when success is not far away.
——Napoleon
If there were no obstacles in the way of life, what else would a man have to do.
——Bismarck
Everything tastes bitter before it matures.
——Cyrus
1. The edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold `````
2. Since ancient times, there have been many talented people. Suffering, a handsome young man```
3. Be poor and strong, and have the ambition not to fall into the clouds```
4. Heaven will give great responsibilities to people, and they must First, you have to work hard on your mind, work your muscles and bones, starve your body and skin... gain what you can't achieve 2. Four-character idioms about hardships
Four-character idioms about hardships:
Many disasters Many difficulties,
Difficulties and dangers,
Retreating when faced with difficulties,
Tribulation and temptation,
It is difficult to sing with a single palm,
Difficult,
Difficult to walk,
Unforgettable,
Doomed to escape,
Destroyed family, rescued,
It’s hard to recover from overflowing water.
It’s hard to protect yourself.
It’s hard to give up kindness.
It’s hard to fill your desires.
It’s so difficult.
Once in a lifetime,
Unavoidable,
It is difficult to force others to do so,
Brothers in distress,
Hard to describe in one word,
The reputation is hard to live up to,
Unforgettable,
Survive a catastrophe,
Unpredictable,
Doom is inevitable. 3. What are the four-character idioms that describe very difficult things?
Find the needle in the haystack
1. Find the needle in the haystack
Vernacular meaning: also say "find the needle in the haystack". Find a needle in the haystack. Metaphors are extremely hard to find.
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Wang
Source: "Chun Wu Ji": "Ahem; it's just a low destiny; a bad human nature; seeking profit is as good as here Looking for a needle in a haystack; looking for trouble is like using dry sticks to start a fire."
Translation: Well, it's just a low fate; human nature is shallow and bad, looking for benefits is like looking for a needle in a haystack; holding a pot and waiting for dry sticks to start a fire. ”
Extended information:
Idioms describing easy include: easy to do, easy to get, catch the turtle in the urn, and catch it at your fingertips
1. Easy to do
Vernacular interpretation : Describes how things can be done easily and effortlessly.
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Zhu Xi
Source: "The Book of Songs·Daya·Hao Min" Note: "Everyone says that virtue is easy; however, people It’s impossible to lift.”
Translation: People say it’s easy and effortless, but no one can do it
2. It’s at your fingertips
Vernacular meaning: a metaphor that is very easy to obtain (spit on hands).
Dynasty: Northern Song Dynasty
Authors: Song Qi, Ouyang Xiu, Fan Zhen, Lu Xiaqing
Source: "New Tang Book·Chu Suiliang Biography": "Dan Qian One or two generals; one hundred thousand soldiers; Xiangyun; readily available"
Translation: As long as one or two generals are sent, and one hundred thousand soldiers, Xiangyun is very easy to obtain
3. Catching a turtle in a urn
Vernacular interpretation: It is a metaphor that the bad guy to be captured is already under control. The description is very sure.
Dynasty: Yuan
Author: Kang Jinzhi
Source: · "Li Kui Bears the Jing in Liangshan Bo": "This is rubbing my mountain's itch; Discipline him to catch the turtle in the urn; bring it when the hand is available
4. Capture it when the hand is available
Vernacular interpretation: Capture the enemy as soon as the hand is available, which means that you are sure of doing something or can succeed without any effort.
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Wu Chengen
Source: · "Journey to the West": "My senior brother is going; I can capture him at my fingertips. ” 4. A collection of four-character idioms to describe difficulties
1. Do not avoid hardships and are not afraid of hardships and obstacles.
2. It is difficult to move even an inch. It describes the difficulty of walking. . It also refers to a difficult situation.
3. Cuan Gui Cui Yu Cuan: Firewood is as rare as osmanthus wood, and rice is as expensive as pearls and jade.
4. Climbing mountains and crossing rivers.
5. Being displaced due to famine or war means living a difficult life and wandering around.
6. Wandering around describes the difficulty of walking.
7. Wind, frost, rain and snow are a metaphor for experiencing various hardships.
8. Grateful for two days to describe those who save people from danger. A person saved from hardship and illness.
9. A lonely ghost is a metaphor for a person who has no support and is in a difficult situation.
10. A volcano and a sea of ??water are a metaphor for hardship and danger.
11. To start a business with hardships
12. The road is full of thorns, which is a metaphor for the difficulty of the world.
13. There is a sound of scraping the pot. Waiting for the fire to be cooked.
14. "Liudiandun" refers to the difficulty of living, wandering around.
15. "Liangdianlu" describes the difficulty of life. Wandering around. Same as "wandering around"
16. Mencan Lijingcan and Jing are both named as stars, which refer to the mountains on the way from Qin to Shu. The two constellations of Shen and Well describe high mountains and roads.
17. All kinds of hardships.
18. Catfish climbing up the pole is a metaphor for difficulty in ascent. . Same as "catfish on bamboo pole"