The fifth grade Chinese language unit 2 accumulates day by day, and the meaning is as follows:

1. Don’t eat all day long, and don’t give up all your efforts:

Meaning: Don’t spend the whole day There is nothing serious about eating and drinking enough. Don't waste time because of laziness. It's like boiling a frog in warm water and it will fail miserably. Time is running out, so hurry up and cherish it. From Ge Hong's "Baopuzi·Outer Chapter".

2. The prime of life cannot come again, and the morning cannot come again in one day:

Meaning: Once youth has passed, it cannot come back again, and you will never see the second sun in a day. out.

3. Encourage in time, time waits for no one:

Meaning: You should encourage yourself while you are young and strong. Time passes and does not wait for others.

4. Don’t waste your time, the boy’s hair will turn gray, and you will feel sorrow and sadness alone: ??

Meaning: Don’t waste your years, and your boy’s hair will turn gray, and you will only feel regret and sorrow alone. From "The River is Red: Angry as the Crown", the author is Yue Fei.

5. "So many things are always urgent; the world is changing, and time is running out. Ten thousand years is too long, just seize the day"

Meaning: Things in the world are always so urgent. ; The sun and the moon reincarnate, and time is running out. It takes ten thousand years to wait for victory, which is really too long. We must seize the time, strive to take the initiative, and seize every day.

The following is a related introduction to accumulation over time:

Accumulation over time, a Chinese idiom, pronounced rì jī yuè lěi, refers to continuous accumulation day by day. It comes from Song Dynasty's "Reply to Zhou Nanzhong" by Zhu Xi. Learning knowledge should be accumulated over time and should not be exposed (the word "exposure" cannot be written as "exposure", special attention should be paid).

Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty's "Reply to Zhou Nan Zhongshu": "Study and discuss at any time, but if you organize it three or five times a day and understand three or five things, then over time, you will become naturally proficient and naturally "It's bright."

A horse can't move ten steps with one leap, and a horse can drive ten steps with perseverance. If you persevere and persevere, you can't break the rotten wood. If you persevere, if you don't persevere, you can carve out gold and stone. Foolish Old Man can move mountains. If Jingwei fills up the sea without accumulating steps, he can't reach a thousand miles. If you don't accumulate small streams, you won't be able to form a river or a sea.

Synonyms of "accumulate over time and over time":

accumulate water to form a deep abyss

Interpretation: Pinyin is jī shuǐ chéng yuān, which means that when little bits of water accumulate, they can Forming a deep pool. It is a metaphor that career success is accumulated bit by bit.

Source: "Encouragement to Learning" by Xunzi of the pre-Qin Dynasty: "When water accumulates, it forms an abyss, and dragons emerge from it."

Translation: When water accumulates, it forms an abyss, and dragons emerge from here.