1. What are the famous sayings about concentration?

1. Genius - first of all, it is tireless work with clear goals and the ability to concentrate on certain things.

——(Soviet Union) Cherebakhov Quoted from "Talking to Youth about Reading" 2. The great art of writing advertisements lies in finding an appropriate method to attract the attention of people who see the advertisement. (Addison)

3. You can’t succeed without specialization, and you can’t be general without dabbling. (If you don’t concentrate on reading one subject, you won’t be able to achieve success; if you don’t read a lot of books, you won’t be able to bypass it.)

——Liang Qichao’s "Monthly Reading Course" of the Qing Dynasty

4. Knowledge is still important Specialization, refinement, and purity. (Yanmo: study and exchange. The most important thing in studying knowledge is to be specific and proficient.)

——Zeng Shilin's "On Learning" of the Qing Dynasty

5. People learn, If you don't specialize, you won't be able to do it. Even if the performance of hundreds of tasks is small, it still can't be done well at the same time, which is the way of a gentleman. (Baigong: The general term for all kinds of handicraft workers in ancient times. If you don’t specialize in learning, you can’t make progress. Even something as small as handicrafts is difficult to do several things skillfully, let alone learning.)

——Song Dynasty Shen Kuo's "Changxing Collection"

6. If the left hand draws a circle and the right hand draws a square, the two cannot be achieved.

——"Han Feizi·Fame"

(It is a metaphor that you must concentrate on doing things to achieve success.)

7. Those who have learned something are also one of those who have learned it solidly. . (1: Concentration. The so-called study means to always study with concentration.)

- "Xunzi Encouraging Learning"

If the mind is not focused, it cannot be sincere. (If your mind is not focused, you will not be able to concentrate on doing things.)

——"Huainanzi·Zhushu Tu"

8. Those who have not learned all the arts cannot succeed. , the disease lies in laziness of mind and inability to concentrate on the ear. (Art: skills and knowledge. Specialization: mental concentration. Disease: fear. Mental energy: spirit. Lazy: not working hard.)

——"Book of Tang" (Taizong of the Tang Dynasty) < /p>

9. Keep your mind on reading. (The most important thing in reading is concentration and perseverance.)

——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "Ci Yun Zhang Nephew Tang Mei Shu Zhi"

10. Those who are dedicated and dedicated will not be shocked by the thunder. (Those who study with concentration will not be disturbed by thunder.)

——Song Dynasty Lin Bu's "Records of Saving Heart"

11. A gentleman's learning is the most important thing. If it is clear, it will be effective. (1: Concentration. The most important thing in learning is concentration. Only by concentration can you understand and achieve results.)

—— Song Yangshi's "Er Cheng Cui Yan·Lun Xue"

12 . The earthworm has no sharp claws and teeth, nor strong muscles and bones. It feeds on the earth and drinks from the underworld. It has a single mind. A crab kneels six times with two pincers. It is not a snake with no support in its hole, so it has a restless mind.

——Xunzi's "Encouragement to Learning"

13. Xunzi, a famous ancient Chinese thinker, pointed out: "The eyes cannot see twice and the ears cannot hear twice and understand..." A gentleman's teaching , once the disciple learns, he will succeed."

14. Learning chess

Nowadays, chess is about numbers and decimals. If you don't concentrate on it, you won't be able to do it.

Yi Qiu is one of the best players in the country. Let Yi Qiu teach two people to play, one of them concentrates on it, but Yi Qiu listens; although the other listens, he only thinks that there is a swan approaching, and wants to help him and shoots it with his bow.

Is this the reason for enlightenment? Said: Not so.

15. French biologist Georges Cuvier believed that "Genius, first of all, is attention." 2. Sentences describing the need to concentrate on doing things

The coach watched attentively I was afraid that my team would lose this game.

focus He is focus on his family.

attentive We have some attentive students.

concentrate He is concentrated on a problem now. Concentrate: concentrate. Originally refers to brainstorming. Later, it was described as being attentive, highly focused, and staring motionlessly with eyes fixed. Describe concentration. To give one's undivided attention: to concentrate. All the energy is concentrated on one point. Describes high concentration of attention. Holding one's breath refers to temporarily stopping breathing due to nervousness or concentration. Hold one's breath and concentrate: hold one's breath: suppress breathing; concentrate: concentrate one's concentration. Describes a high concentration of attention and being consistent against one's will. Pay attention with your ears and eyes: focus your eyes and watch. Originally described as having great power and being respected by everyone. Later, he also described his concentration as extremely concentrated. I don’t know the taste of meat in three months. I don’t feel the taste of meat after eating it for three months. It means focusing on one thing and forgetting other things. It is also used to describe not eating meat for several months. The purpose of mind is to be attentive and focused. Hold your breath 〖Explanation〗Stop breathing temporarily. Describes a situation of feeling nervous or overly focused.

Meow 3. Words that describe concentration

Concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, concentrate

1. Concentrate [ zhuān xīn zhì zhì ]

Explanation: Zhi: exhaustion, extreme; Zhi: will. Put your whole mind on it. Describes being single-minded and concentrated.

From: "Mencius Gaozi 1" by Mencius during the Warring States Period: "The game you are playing now is based on numbers, decimals. If you don't concentrate on it, you won't be able to do it."

Translation: Now play chess as a Skills are small skills. If you don't concentrate, you won't be able to learn them

2. Concentrate [quán shén guàn zhù]

Explanation: Cathexis: concentration. All the energy is concentrated on one point. Describes high concentration of attention.

From: "Yi and He" by Ye Shengtao: "He pointed at the patterns embedded in the ball, looking at Yi and seeing the patterns again, telling Yi with concentration and joy."

Explanation: There is only one mind and no other considerations.

From: Chen Shou of the Western Jin Dynasty's "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Du Shu Biography" and Pei Songzhi's annotation quoted from "Du's New Book": "Therefore, one heart, one intention, and a straight ear."

Translation: So use one heart, use one meaning, and act with integrity.

4. To concentrate one’s attention [ jù jīng huì shén ]

Explanation: to concentrate. It originally meant that the king and his ministers worked together to pool their wisdom. Later, it was described as highly concentrated.

From: Han Dynasty Wang Bao's "Ode to the Holy Lord's Winning Ministers": "By concentrating our efforts, we will benefit from each other."

Translation: Only when monarchs and ministers work together and pool their wisdom can we achieve success. The strengths and functions of both parties can be more clearly demonstrated.

5. Full concentration [ quán shén qīng zhù ]

Explanation: Concentrate all your energy.

From: Ye Shengtao's "Posthumous Son": "He was focused on only the most important report after the "Wow" sound." 4. What are the words to describe "concentration"

Words used to describe "concentration" include holding one's breath, concentrating, thinking hard, turning a deaf ear, and forgetting to eat and sleep.

1. Hold your breath bǐng qì shè xī: Temporarily stop breathing. Describes a situation of feeling nervous or overly focused.

Sentence: Chuan Zhi stared at Xu Hong breathlessly. Your analysis makes some sense, but I don’t understand why I can be so sure of Feng Qingshan’s situation.

2. Concentrate entirely on one point. Describes high concentration of attention.

Sentence: Xiao Ming turned his head and looked at the blackboard with all his attention.

3. Think hard míng sī kǔ xiǎng: rack your brains and think hard.

Sentence: After thinking hard all day, he finally came up with a good plan.

4. Turn a deaf ear chōng ěr bù wén: Plug your ears and not listen. Describes intentionally not listening to other people's opinions.

Sentence: He turned a deaf ear to the teacher's words and went further and further down the road of crime.

5. Forgetting to sleep and eat fèi qǐn wàng shí: forgetting to sleep and forgetting to eat. Describes concentrated efforts.

Sentence: For the sake of national affairs, the Prime Minister takes care of everything and forgets to eat and sleep.