Pinyin: dü u? zhì？ áng？ poplar
Explanation: high spirits: high spirits. The will to fight is strong.
Source: Mao Zedong's introduction to a cooperative: "I have never seen people so high-spirited, high-spirited and uplifting."
Example: After listening to the hero's report, all the students are in high spirits and strive to be "living Lei Feng".
2、? Idiom: work hard to be strong.
Pinyin: fā? Finn? tú？ Zhang
Explanation: Make up your mind and strive for progress.
Source: Sun Yat-sen's "Fourth Lecture on Civil Rights": "Ignorant Pismai, brilliant and hardworking. In 1866, he used very quick means. "
For example, self-reliance plays an extremely important role in changing the poverty and backwardness of backward teams. ★ People's Daily 1959.9.3?
3. Idiom: Excellent
Pinyin: jοng? yì？ ú？ metal goblet
Explanation: essence: perfect, good; Benefits: more. Okay, much better.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Learn: The Book of Songs says,' If you cut it, you must grind it.' What is its significance? "Song Zhuxi's Note:" Those who treat bone angles with words will be beheaded and discussed again; Those who treat jade are all polished and re-polished, and they have been refined and seek their essence. "
For example, Comrade Bethune was a doctor. He takes medical treatment as his profession and strives for perfection in technology. In the whole Eighth Route Army medical system, his medical skills are very clever. ★ Mao Zedong commemorates Bethune.
4. Idiom: Stupid birds fly first.
Pinyin: bèn? niǎo？ xiān？ Fitti
Explanation: Stupid birds fly first. For example, people with poor ability are afraid of falling behind and doing things earlier than others.
Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Mu Chen Jiaozi" is the first discount: "I will make a metaphor with you: I am like a ghost bird, and you are such a stupid bird that flies first."
For example, my daughter, she is very hard-working, conscious and diligent, and keeps flying first in all subjects. ★ Bi Feiyu's nine-story elevator
5. Idiom: Self-improvement.
Pinyin: zi? Qiang？ bù？ xī
Interpretation: self-improvement: strive for progress on your own; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.
Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."
For example, if a country wants to be strong, it must have the spirit of self-improvement.
6. Idiom: Go all out
Pinyin: quán? lì？ yǐ？ fù
Commentary: Go: Go. Go all out.
Source: Qing Yueyi's Notes on the Twenty-two Histories of the Eastern Han Dynasty in May: "At that time, when the cover was recommended, it would be praised, so whoever can be famous will go all out to make it difficult to become a custom."
For example, they lack an all-out spirit of being positive, positive, happy and welcome. (Preface to Mao Zedong's "Socialism in Rural China")?
7. idiom: strive for the upper reaches.
Pinyin: Li? zhēng？ Go? hello
Description: Upstream: the upstream of a river, which is a metaphor for high status. Strive hard, strive for advanced and then advanced.
Source: Yi's "Ou Bei Shi Hua Gu Wu": "Therefore, smart people refuse to give up violence and strive for the upper reaches, and their spirit comes first."
For example, it is a tree that strives for the upper reaches, with straight stems and straight branches. ★ Mao Dun's praise of poplars
8. Idiom: Eat your bread and taste your courage.
Pinyin: wò? xīn？ Chang? Dunn
Explanation: Salary: firewood. Sleeping on straw still smells of bravery after eating and sleeping. Describe a person who works hard and strives for the best.
Source: "Historical Records Goujian Family": "The King of Yue crossed the road and opposed the country, and he was worried and didn't dare to sit. He is afraid of eating and drinking when he is sitting and lying down. "
For example, if China wants to rush out of Asia, it must work hard. ?