Verses and ancient poems about gratitude to teachers

Verses and ancient poems about gratitude to teachers. Teachers are the ones who preach and solve our doubts. Our study process cannot be separated from the teachers who try their best to teach us. Dear friends, our gratitude to our teachers can be conveyed in some ancient poems. Below I will show you some ancient poems that express gratitude to teachers. Ancient poems about gratitude to teachers 1

1. Among the ancient saint kings, there was no one who did not respect his teacher. ——Lv Buwei

2. If the whole world does not follow the example, the way will be further separated. ——Liu Zongyuan

3. The teacher’s medicine papers are not reimbursed

4. The teacher is now seventy-six years old

5. It is expensive to learn from a teacher; friend. ——Tang Zhen

6. It is easy to meet a Confucian teacher, but it is difficult to meet a human teacher. ——Sima Guang

7. Sneak into the night with the wind, moistening things silently. ——Du Fu

8. Scholars must seek teachers, and they must be cautious in following them. ——Cheng Yi

9. I hope the teacher is really like the moon

10. Saints are impermanent teachers. ——Han Yu

11. Falling red is not a heartless thing, it turns into spring mud to protect the flowers. ——Gong Zizhen

12. It is better to seek teachers than to study. ——Yang Xiong

13. The ancient scholars must be strict with their teachers, and the teachers will be strict and then the Tao will be respected. ——Ouyang Xiu

14. Bai Shuzi of Donggong, Zen Master Yuan of Nansi. Where to meet each other far away, when there is nothing in mind. ——Bai Juyi

15. He should remember his teacher in his years

16. A teacher is the one who preaches, teaches, and solves doubts. ——Han Yu

17. Once a teacher, always a father. ——Guan Hanqing

18. Standing taller will make you taller, and drilling will make you stronger.

19. New bamboo branches are higher than old bamboo branches, all because of the support of old stems. Next year there will be new ones, and one hundred thousand dragons and grandsons will surround Fengchi. ——Zheng Xie

20. The teacher at Shanxia Zen Temple is grateful for the teacher's poem. Ancient poem 2

1. It is better to study than to seek a teacher. ——Yang Xiong

2. The sage is the master of impermanence. ——Han Yu

3. It is easy to meet a Confucian teacher, but it is difficult to meet a human teacher. ——Sima Guang

4. Among the ancient sage kings, there was no one who did not respect his teacher. ——Lv Buwei

5. If the whole world does not learn from others, it will lead to confusion. ——Liu Zongyuan

6. Scholars must seek teachers, and they must be cautious in following them. ——Cheng Yi

7. Once a teacher, always a father. ——Guan Hanqing

8. Learning is as valuable as teachers and friends. ——Tang Zhen

9. In order to learn, there is no greater importance than respecting the teacher. ——Tan Si

10. Scholars of the ancient times must be strict with their teachers, and their teachers will be strict and then they will be respected. ——Ouyang Xiu

11. There is neither noble nor humble, neither long nor short. Where the Tao exists, the teacher exists. ——Han Yu

12. Among three people, there must be a teacher; choose the good ones and follow them, and change the bad ones. ——Confucius

13. The spring silkworms will not run out of silk until they are dead, and the wax torch will not dry until they turn to ashes. ——Li Shangyin "Untitled·It's hard to say goodbye when we meet"

14. Sneak into the night with the wind, moisturizing things silently. ——Du Fu's "Spring Night Happy Rain"

15. Your Majesty has peaches and plums all over the world, so why bother planting more flowers in front of the hall? ——Bai Juyi "Planting Flowers in the Green Wild Hall of the Lord He Ling"

16. Shake Luo knows Song Yubei well, and he is also my teacher in being elegant and elegant. ——Du Fu's "Five Poems on Ancient Relics·Part 2"

17. Hearing Master Ying's playing, he got up and sat aside. ——Han Yu's "Listening to Master Ying Playing the Qin"

18. I should not be Xiong Zhao, but I should respect the teacher as the emperor. ——Liu Ji's "Picture of Taigong Fishing in the Wei River"