How to express it in classical Chinese?

1. Describe the ancient prose that must stick to the end, and the dead wood does not fold; Perseverance, the stone can be carved. -Xun Kuang

Leap, not ten steps; It's hard to give up your job when you are ten drivers. -Xunzi

Sincerely, stone opens the door. -China proverb

If you don't make up your mind, you will accomplish nothing in the end. -Zhu

The three armed forces can win the handsome, but ordinary people can't win the ambition. (Confucius)

If you don't have a strong will, you won't be wise. If you don't believe, you won't succeed. (Mozi)

When you are old and strong, you would rather be moved; Poverty is strong, not falling into the sky. (Wang Bo)

Swallows know the ambition of swans? ("Historical Records Chen She Family")

Be ambitious. (Zhuge Liang)

The old horse crouches, aiming at thousands of miles; Martyrs are full of courage in their twilight years.

If you are not old enough, you can still be a ghost hero when you die. (land tour)

Life is a hero, and death is a hero. (Li Qingzhao)

Those who have achieved great things in ancient times are not only superb talents, but also perseverance. (Su Shi)

2. How to use the classical Chinese Li Bai to describe "a person is very tired but persistent"-"it is difficult to walk": it is difficult to walk, it is difficult to walk, and many different roads are now peaceful. One day, I will ride the wind and waves, raise the Yun Fan and cross the sea.

How difficult the road ahead is, and there are so many detours waiting for me today. But as long as I persist, one day, I will break through all the difficulties and obstacles in front of me and realize my dream, just like a long wind blowing through the huge waves ahead and a sailboat rushing out of the sea.

This famous sentence through the ages describes the poet's persistence in his inner noble character even though his ambition is hard to pay and his body and mind are exhausted. It also inspires countless people in later generations to persist in themselves and strive to win their ideals, no matter how bumpy the road ahead is, although thousands of people will go on!

Extended data:

This famous sentence is the first of three poems by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Li Bai, a poet, entered Beijing in the first year of Tianbao of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (742) and served as an academician. Li Bai is an active member of the WTO. He is ambitious and wants to do great things like Guan Zhong, Sean and Zhuge Liang.

However, after entering Beijing, it was not reused by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, but was vilified and excluded by powerful ministers. Two years later, he was "repaid" and expelled from Chang' an in disguise.

Poetry of Tang and Song Dynasties holds that it's hard to go to the three capitals when he left Chang 'an in the third year of Tianbao (744). Zhan Ai's poems and poems are year numbers, and Pei Fei's poems and poems are examples of Taibai Yuefu. Yu Xianhao's Li Baiji thinks that the first two poems were written around the 19th year of Kaiyuan (73 1), Li Baichu entered Chang 'an to pursue fame and gain, and the third poem was written in an unknown year.

References:

Sogou encyclopedia-three poems that are difficult to walk

3. How to describe "ambitious people, as long as they persist, things will eventually succeed" 1. Next to the blacksmith, they will nail, next to the carpenter, they will watch.

You can't learn to swim well on the shore, and you can't say crops in your mouth.

3. The Eight Immortals crossed the sea and showed their magical powers.

4. Seeing is believing, and seeing is believing.

Gems are still dazzling even if they are mixed in garbage.

6. You can't catch sparrows with your eyes closed.

7. Rome was not built in a day. A drop of water can pierce a stone. It was not built in a day.

I don't know how deep this river is.

9. There is nothing that you will not gain wisdom.

10, if you don't go into the mountains, you won't find the treasure; You can't find the truth without hard work.

1 1, no climbing, no obvious ground.

12, if you don't climb the mountain, you don't know the height of the sky; I don't know how thick the ground is without going into the deep valley.

13, nothing ventured, nothing gained.