1. What are the classical Chinese sentences that express that a person must work hard?
What are the classical Chinese sentences that express that a person must work hard;
1. The road is long. Xiu 32313133353236313431303231363533e58685e5aeb931333363396334 is far away, I will search up and down
2. Heaven moves vigorously, and a gentleman constantly strives for self-improvement - "Book of Changes Qian·Xiang"
3. Where there is a will, things come true. , The cauldron was broken, and the boat was destroyed, and the hundred and two Qin Passes finally belonged to Chu;
4. Hard work will not fail God, and three thousand Yue Jia can swallow Wu.
5. Those who are not strong in ambition are not wise enough. ——"Mozi · Self-cultivation"
6. Where there is a will, there is a way. ——"Book of the Later Han·Biography of Geng"
7. When heaven is about to assign a great responsibility to a man, he must first strain his mind, strain his muscles and bones, starve his skin, deplete his body, and disturb his place. for.
——"Mencius Gaozi Xia"
8. If you persevere, the rotten wood will not break; if you persevere, the gold and stone can be carved. ——"Xunzi·Encouragement to Learning"
9. Stones can be broken, but not strong; elixirs can be ground, but not red. ——"Lu's Spring and Autumn Period·Integrity"
10. If you want to make a deep effort, grind an iron pestle into a needle. ——Cao Xue's "Sichuan Guangji·Pengshan County, Shangchuan South Road"
Sentences expressing that a person must work hard are:
1. People are not afraid of walking in the dark, I am afraid that there is no sunshine in my heart.
2. The god of luck often comes just because you take one more look, think more, and take one more step.
3. Positive people see an opportunity in every worry, while negative people see some kind of worry in every opportunity.
4. Any restriction starts from your own heart. A collection of inspirational quotes.
5. With the support of a lofty goal, if you work non-stop, even if it is slow, you will definitely succeed.
6. One of the great advantages of outstanding people is their perseverance in adverse and difficult encounters.
7. The biggest difference between great men and ordinary people is cherishing time.
8. The key to success lies in our response to failure. A collection of inspirational quotes.
9. Life is beautiful to some people. These people strive for a certain goal throughout their lives.
10. Even if action leads to mistakes, it also brings about learning and growth; inaction leads to stagnation and shrinkage.
11. The reason why a great man is great is that when he and others are in adversity, others lose confidence, but he is determined to achieve his goals.
12. Don’t seek to compare with others, but seek to surpass yourself. If you want to cry, cry with tears of excitement, and if you want to laugh, smile with a growing character!
13. Life is not about surpassing others, but about surpassing yourself.
14. Success does not depend on how much strength you have, but how long you can persist.
15. God never complains about people’s ignorance, but people complain about God’s injustice.
2. An ancient text that describes persistence to the end
If you persevere, the rotten wood will not break; if you persevere, the metal and stone can be carved. - Xun Kuang
A Qi Ji cannot take ten steps with one leap; After riding ten horses, the merit lies in perseverance. - "Xunzi"
Where there is sincerity, gold and stone will be opened. - Chinese proverb
If the will is not strong, it will not work. - Zhu Xi
Three armies can seize the commander, but an ordinary man cannot seize the will. (Confucius)
Those with weak ambitions will not be wise, and those who do not believe in their words will not achieve results. (Mozi)
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When you are old and strong, you would rather move your heart with a white head; when you are poor and strong, you will not fall into the blue sky. (Wang Bo)
How can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan? ("Historical Records - Chen She's Family")
Aspirations should be high. (Zhuge Liang)
An old man has ambitions for thousands of miles; martyrs are ambitious in their old age. (Cao Cao's "The Turtle is Longevity" )
If your ambition is not old enough, you will still be a ghost hero when you die. (Lu You)
If you live as a hero, you will still be a ghost hero when you die. (Li Qingzhao)
Those who achieved great things in ancient times not only had extraordinary talents, but also had perseverance. (Su Shi) 3. How does classical Chinese describe "a person who is tired but persists"
Li Bai - "Traveling" "Difficulty": The journey is difficult, the journey is difficult, and there are many divergent paths, but now I am safe. There will be times when the wind blows and the waves break, and the clouds and sails are hung directly to help the sea.
Translation: How difficult the road ahead is, and there are still so many wrong roads waiting for me today. But as long as I persevere, one day, like the long wind blowing through the huge waves in front of me, and the ship with sails hanging out of the sea, I will break through all the difficulties and obstacles at the moment and achieve the ideal in my heart.
This famous line through the ages describes the poet’s noble character that he must persist in his heart even if his ambition is difficult to achieve and exhausted physically and mentally. It also inspires countless people in later generations to stick to themselves. Work hard to win the ideal you insist on, no matter how bumpy the road ahead is, even if there are thousands of people, I will go there!
Extended information:
This eternally famous line is the first of the poems "Three Poems on a Difficult Journey" by the great poet Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty.
The poet Li Bai came to Beijing by imperial edict in the first year of Tianbao reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (742) and served as a minister of the Imperial Academy. Li Bai was originally a person who actively engaged in the world and had high ambitions. He wanted to do great things like Guan Zhong, Zhang Liang, Zhuge Liang and other outstanding figures.
However, after entering Beijing, he was not reused by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, and was slandered and ostracized by powerful officials. Two years later, he was "granted money and released" and was driven out of Chang'an in disguise.
"Poems of the Tang and Song Dynasties" believes that "Three Poems on a Difficult Journey" were all written when Tianbao left Chang'an in the third year of his reign (744). 》Follow it. Yu Xianhao's "Collection of Li Bai" believes that the first two poems were composed around the 19th year of Kaiyuan (731) when Li Bai first entered Chang'an in pursuit of fame and returned without success. The year of the third poem is unknown.
Reference materials:
Sogou Encyclopedia - Three Poems on the Difficult Journey 4. Struggle, in classical Chinese
Mencius and his disciples' "Born in Troubles, Dies in Troubles" "An Le" is a classical Chinese article describing struggle.
The original text is as follows: Shun Fa was raised among the acres of land, Fu Shuao was raised among the boards, Jiao Ge was raised among the fish and salt, Guan Yiwu was raised among the scholars, Sun Shuao was raised among the sea, Baili Xi was raised among them. In the city. Therefore, when Heaven is about to entrust a person with a great responsibility, he must first strain his mind and will, strain his muscles and bones, starve his body and skin, deplete his body, and mess up his actions. Therefore, tempting his heart and forbearance will benefit him beyond what he can do.
People always make mistakes, and then they can change; they are stuck in the heart, and they are balanced by worries, and then they act; they are marked by color, they are expressed by sounds, and then they are metaphors. If you enter, you will be unable to control the people at home, if you leave, you will be invincible to foreign patients, and the country will be permanently destroyed.
Then I know that I was born in sorrow and died in happiness. ——Pre-Qin Mencius and his disciples "Born in sorrow, died in peace and happiness" Translation: Shun was appointed from farming in the fields, Fu Yue was appointed from the work of building walls, and Jiao Ke was appointed from selling fish and selling salt. , Guan Yiwu was rescued from the prison officer and appointed, Sun Shuao was appointed from his seclusion on the seaside, and Baili Xi was redeemed from the slave market and appointed.
Therefore, when God wants to place a heavy responsibility on someone, he must first make his mind distressed and his muscles and bones tired, making him hungry and his body empty and weak, making every action he takes unsatisfactory. This will inspire his will, make his temperament persevering, and increase his abilities that he does not possess. A person often makes mistakes before he can correct them; he is troubled and blocked by thoughts before he can work hard; others' anger is reflected in their faces, and their resentment is expressed in their words, and then you will know.
If a country does not have ministers who adhere to the law and wise men who can assist the king at home, and does not have neighboring countries to rival it and disasters from foreign countries, it will always be in danger of destruction. In this way, we will know that sorrow and suffering are enough to make people survive, and comfort and enjoyment are enough to make people perish.
Notes 1. Shun: Yao’s surname and Chonghua’s given name. During the reign of Emperor Yao of the Tang Dynasty, he farmed in Mount Li (southeast of Jinan, Shandong, or southeast of Yongji, present-day Shanxi). "The father was stubborn, the mother was loud, the younger brother was proud, and he was able to be harmonious and filial." Emperor Yao sent him to the mountains and rivers, and encountered a storm and thunderstorm. , Shun's behavior was not lost, so he passed on the throne of emperor.
The name of the country is Yu, and the history is called Yushun. Deeds can be found in "Shangshu·Yao Dian" and "Historical Records·The Chronicles of the Five Emperors", etc.
2. Fa: start, refers to appointment. 3. 玎 (quǎn) mu: field mu, here means cultivated land.
玎, a field channel. 4. Fu Shuo (fù yuè): During the Yin and Shang Dynasties, it was Xu Mi (a kind of prisoner) and built in Fu Xian (also known as Fu Yan, in the east of Pinglu, Shanxi today).
King Wu Ding of the Shang Dynasty wanted to prosper the Yin Dynasty. He dreamed of a saint named Suo. Seeing Wu Ding, Wu Ding said: "That's right."
He told him that he was a saint, and he regarded him as a prime minister, and the Yin State was in great power. So he took Fu Xian as his surname and named him Fu Shuo.
The deeds can be found in "Historical Records·Yin Benji" and so on. 5. To lift: to be selected.
6. Block building: When building a wall, put soil between two plywood and pound the soil with a pestle to make it solid. A pestle used for building and pounding soil.
7. Jiao Ge (gé): A minister of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty, he is also called a wise man together with Wei Zi, Ji Zi and Prince Bigan. 8. Fish salt: This means fishing and salting on the beach.
"Historical Records" says that Yan is between Bojie, where there is plenty of fish and salt; it brings mountains and seas together, where there is plenty of fish and salt. 9. Guan Yiwu: Guan Zhong was from Yingshang (now Xuchang, Henan), and his family was poor.
He assisted Prince Jiu of Qi State, but Prince Jiu failed to ascend the throne. Prince Xiaobai ascended the throne as Duke Huan of Qi. Duke Huan of Qi knew that he was a virtuous man, released him from prison, made him his prime minister, and respectfully called him Zhongfu.
"Historical Records·Biography of Guan Yan": "Guan Zhong was appointed to govern Qi, and Duke Huan of Qi became the hegemon. The nine princes united to unite the world, and this was Guan Zhong's plan."
10. Scholar: prison officer. 11. Sun Shuao (áo): The surname is Jiang, the first name is Ao, the courtesy name is Sun Shu, and the first name is Ai Lie.
In the Spring and Autumn Period, he was the Prime Minister of Chu State. Originally called "I am the humble one of Qi Si", Qi Si was in Gushi, Henan Province today, and the remote place was called Bi.
12. Sea: seaside. 13. Baili Xi (xī): also known as Baili Xi.
He was originally a doctor of the State of Yu. The Jin State destroyed the Yu State, and Baili Xi was captured to the Jin State together with the king of the Yu State.
Jin married a daughter to Qin, and Baili Xi was treated as a concubine and married to Qin. Bailixi fled to Chu State and traveled to Wan (now Nanyang, Henan Province), where he was captured by the people on the border of Chu State.
When Duke Mu of Qin heard that he was a virtuous man, he wanted to redeem him again, but he was afraid that the people of Chu would not agree with him, so he sent someone to call Chu and said: "My concubine Baili Xi is here, please redeem me with five pieces of sheepskin." The Chu people followed him.
When Baili Xi was over seventy years old, he arrived in Qin. Duke Mu of Qin personally released him from prison and talked about state affairs for three days. He was very happy. He was awarded the title of "Doctor Wuxi" in state affairs.
Historically, it is said that Qin Mu Gong Baili Xi, Jian Shu, and Yu Yu were in charge, and "opened up a thousand miles of land, and then dominated Xirong", becoming one of the "Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period". The deeds can be found in "Historical Records·Qin Benji".
14. Market: Market. 15. Therefore: So.
16. Ren: responsibility, burden. 17. Is: pronoun, this, these.
18. Also: Particle, used at the end of the first half of the sentence to indicate a pause and explanation in the second half of the sentence. 19. Must: Definitely.
20. Suffering: The use of the verb to make... distress. 21. Mind: will.
22. Lao: The use of the verb to make... tired. 23. Hungry: The use of the verb to make... hungry.
24. Body skin: skin. 25. Empty: The use of the adjective makes... poor.
26. To stir up chaos: The use of adjectives to make...confuse and confuse. To brush, to violate, to be disobedient.
Chaos, confusion. 27. What you do: what you do.
28. So: used to (come through that way...). 29. Action: The use of verbs to make... startle.
30. Forbearance: The use of adjectives to make... tough. 31. Zeng Yi: Increase.
Zeng means "increase". 32. Ability: talent.
33. Heng: often, always. 34. Guo: fault, fault.
35. Trapped in the heart: There is trouble in the heart. 36. Weighing on thinking: blocking by thinking.
Heng means "horizontal", and obstruction refers to the disorder. 37. Zuo: Rise up, which means to make a difference.
38. Zhengyu color: There is Zhengyu in the complexion, which means the face is haggard. Sign, sign, sign.
Color, face, complexion. Zhao Qi's "Notes on Mencius": "If Qu Yuan was haggard, the fisherman would be surprised when he saw him."
"Historical Records: Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Yi": "When Qu Yuan came to the riverside, he was sent to the bank of Yin Ze, looking haggard. The fisherman saw it and asked, "Why are you here if you are not a doctor from Sanlu?" Qu Yuan said, "I am alone in the turbid world, and I am alone in being sober.
'" 39. Fa Yusheng: express in words, meaning verbal anger. Zhao Qi's "Notes on Mencius": "If Ning Qi sang Songs of Shang, Duke Huan was different."
Ning Qi was a native of Wei in the Spring and Autumn Period. The family is poor, so he works as a cart puller.
When they arrived at Qi, they fed the cattle under the cart. Duke Huan of Qi went out at night to greet the guests. Ning Qi saw him. 5. Classical Chinese essays describing the diligence of the ancients
1. When the sky is strong, a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement; when the terrain is weak, a gentleman carries great virtues.
2. Work is accomplished by hard work, but wasteful by play; actions are accomplished by thinking, and destroyed by casualness. 3. Those who accomplished great things in ancient times not only had extraordinary talents, but also had perseverance.
4. When you are old and strong, you would rather have a gray-headed heart; when you are poor and strong, you will not fall into the clouds. 5. Those who are not strong in ambition are not wise enough, and those who do not believe in their words will not achieve results.
6. Learn it extensively, interrogate it, think carefully, discern it clearly, and practice it sincerely. 7. Establish a mind for the heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the living and the people, carry forward the unique knowledge for the saints, and create peace for all generations.
8. If you don’t fly, you will soar into the sky; if you don’t sing, you will become famous in one fell swoop. 9. Being eager to learn is close to knowledge, practicing is close to benevolence, and knowing shame is close to courage.
10. The sky can be mended, the sea can be filled, and the Nanshan Mountains can be moved. The sun and the moon have passed and cannot be traced back.
1. When heaven moves in a healthy direction, a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement. ? Translation: As a gentleman, you should have a strong will, a never-ending spirit of struggle, strive to strengthen self-cultivation, complete and develop your own studies or career. Only by doing this can you reflect the will of God and live up to the responsibilities given to a gentleman by the universe. and talent.
2. Don’t do evil because it’s small, and don’t do good because it’s small. ——"Three Kingdoms" Liu Bei's words? Translation: Don't do anything just because it is a small, inconspicuous bad thing; on the contrary, do something small.
But? Don’t stop doing good things that benefit others just because they don’t mean much. ?3. Seeing good is like falling short, seeing bad is like exploring the soup.
——"The Analects of Confucius"? Translation: When you see a good person, you are afraid that it will be too late to learn from him; when you see a good thing, you are afraid that it will be too late and you will not be able to do it. When you see evil people or bad things, it is like coming into contact with hot water. You must leave immediately and stay away.
?4. If you are generous to yourself and do not blame others, you will be far away from resentment. ——"The Analects of Confucius" Translation: Those who work hard and take the main responsibility for mistakes are "self-benefiting". Being more understanding and tolerant to others is "taking less responsibility from others". In this case, there will be no mutual understanding. resentment.
?5. The beauty of a gentleman is not the evil of a man. The villain is on the contrary.
——"The Analects" Translation: A gentleman always starts from the desire to be kind or beneficial to others, and wholeheartedly promotes others to realize their good intentions and legitimate requirements, and does not look at the world with cold eyes. . Or are you afraid that the world will not be in chaos and will not add fuel to the flames when others have failures, mistakes, or pain?
Villains, on the contrary, are always "the evil of adults but not the beauty of adults". ?6. When you see the virtuous, think about them, and when you see the virtuous, you should introspect yourself.
——"The Analects of Confucius" Translation: When you see someone who has strengths and advantages that exceed your own in a certain aspect, humbly ask for advice, study hard, and find ways to catch up with him and reach the same level as him; When you see someone with some shortcomings or deficiencies, you should calmly reflect and see if you have the same shortcomings or deficiencies as others. ?7. Don’t do to others what you don’t want others to do to you.
——"The Analects"? Translation: If you don't want (pain, disaster, misfortune...), don't impose it on others. ?8. Do your duty and do not give in to the teacher.
——"The Analects"? Translation: When you encounter a good thing that you should do, you should not hesitate. Even if the teacher is nearby, you should rush to do it. Later it developed into the idiom "? Do your duty without giving in".
?9. A gentleman is slow in words but quick in deeds. ——"The Analects of Confucius"? Translation: A gentleman does not talk too much, but he does things quickly and dexterously.
?10. When two people are of the same mind, their sharpness is as sharp as gold; when two people are of the same mind, their stench is as bad as orchid. ——"Book of Changes" Translation: People who work together are strong enough to break hard metal; people who work together express unanimous opinions and have strong persuasion power, and people can easily smell the fragrance of orchids. accept.
?11. A gentleman keeps his weapons hidden and waits for the time to come. ——"Book of Changes"? Translation: Even if a gentleman has outstanding talents and extraordinary skills, he will not show off or show off everywhere.
Rather, it is about displaying talents or skills when necessary. ?12. If you are full, you will suffer losses, but if you are modest, you will benefit.
——"Shang Shu" Translation: Being complacent with the achievements you have achieved will lead to losses and disasters; being humble and always aware of your own shortcomings will benefit from it. ?13. Isn’t it a gentleman if a person doesn’t know something but doesn’t feel embarrassed? ——"The Analects of Confucius"? Translation: If I have achieved something and others don't understand it, I will never feel angry or aggrieved.
Isn’t this also a sign of gentlemanly demeanor? 14. Be true to your word and bear fruit in your deeds. ——"The Analects of Confucius"? Translation: If you have said something, you must keep your word; if you have determined what you want to do, you must do it resolutely and courageously.
?15. No intention, no necessity, no solidity, no me. ——"The Analects of Confucius" Translation: Tell the facts, don't make assumptions out of thin air; don't be arbitrary or capricious when things happen; do whatever is feasible; be flexible in your actions, not rigid; don't take "I" as the center in everything, don't be self-righteous, and be inconsistent with those around you. The crowd works together to complete the task together.
?16. If you are a three-person person, you must have a teacher. Choose the good ones and follow them, and change the bad ones. ——"The Analects of Confucius"? Translation: When three people are together, there must be someone among them who is worthy of my learning in some way, then he can be my teacher.
I choose his strengths to learn from, and I will learn from his shortcomings and shortcomings and correct them. ?17. A gentleman seeks everything from himself, while a villain seeks everything from others.
——"The Analects"? Translation: A gentleman always blames himself, looking for shortcomings and problems within himself. Villains often look at others and look for their shortcomings and deficiencies.
?18. A gentleman is magnanimous, but a villain is always concerned. ——"The Analects"? Translation: A gentleman is open-minded, frank and clean in his thoughts, and his appearance and movements appear to be very comfortable and stable.
The villain has too many desires in his heart and a heavy psychological burden. He is often worried and worried. His appearance and movements also appear uneasy, and he often cannot sit or stand firmly. ?19. Don’t blame God or blame others.
——"The Analects"? Translation: When encountering setbacks and failures, never make excuses from an objective perspective, and never push the responsibility to others. Later it developed into the idiom "blame God and blame others". ?20. Don’t express your anger and don’t make mistakes.
——"The Analects"? Translation: If you make a mistake, don't take it out on others, and don't make it a second time. )?.