Who is the author of Lampgrass Girl? What did the Lamp Grass Girl tell us?

Once upon a time, there was a girl named Mu Ding. She is very smart and has a pair of skillful hands. Why does Mu Ding have a pair of skillful hands?

It turns out that she can weave those inconspicuous grasses, vines, or other things into all kinds of interesting gadgets, such as small baskets, small lanterns, and everyone likes them when they see them.

On this day, Mu Ding picked a few grasses, and after splitting the grass, he found that there was a white and soft core inside. Mu Ding thought: Can these grass cores be used as wicks?

She tried to put the wick in the lamp. Hey, it works really well, this grass core burns easily, it produces less smoke from burning, and the lights are brighter. Mu Ding was very happy, so he called this grass "rush grass" and this grass core "lamp grass".

The smart and diligent Mu Ding used a piece of land at home to transplant rushes. The wild rush grass has grown longer and stronger through her careful cultivation, and the lampgrass inside has become thicker. Mu Ding also used rush grass as a raw material to weave a soft sliding mat.

This kind of sliding mat is comfortable, cheap, and durable, and different styles of sliding mats have different uses, so they are welcomed by everyone. In this way, the life of Mu Ding's family is getting better and better, and the villagers are very envious when they look at it. Many people came to Mu Ding, some wanted to learn the trick of splitting corduroy from her, and some wanted to ask her for advice on how to weave a sliding mat.

However, no matter who it was, they were all rejected by Mu Ding.

Not long after, Mu Ding's whole family, young and old, fell ill. After the villagers found out, some invited doctors to treat Muding's whole family, and some took care of Muding's whole family's life. For this reason, Mu Ding was both moved and guilty in his heart.

After she recovered from her illness, she passed on her craft to the villagers without reservation. Later, people gave Mu Ding a nice name - "Lamp Grass Girl".

I don't know if you know this?

Tell us to be tenacious, to learn to deal with difficulties by ourselves, not to be at a loss, not to be indifferent. You can't give up on yourself.

Perseverance, a Chinese idiom, pinyin jiān rèn bù bá, describes firm faith, tenacious will, unshakable, strong and unyielding.

Idiom paraphrasing. It is described as firm in faith, tenacious in will, unshakable, strong and unyielding.

Discriminative Usage: Complementary; as a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

synonyms: perseverance.

synonyms: strong, unyielding, unswerving.

Antonyms: wavering, undecided.

Summary. Hello! "Two Stems of Lamp Grass" tells the story of Yan Jiansheng on his deathbed because the lamp lit two stems of lamp grass, and he stretched out two fingers and refused to breathe, until Zhao picked out a stem of lamp grass and died, vividly portraying the image of Scrooge who loves money more than life.

Hello! "Two Stems of Lamp Grass" describes the quiet story of Yan Jiansheng before his death, because the lamp lit two stems of lamp grass, and stretched out two fingers and refused to cut off his breath to attack the sales, until Zhao picked out a stalk of the lamp grass and died, vividly portraying the image of Scrooge who loves money more than life.

Hello! "Two Stems of Lamp Grass" describes the quiet story of Yan Jiansheng before his death, because the lamp lit two stems of lamp grass, and stretched out two fingers and refused to cut off his breath to attack the sales, until Zhao picked out a stalk of the lamp grass and died, vividly portraying the image of Scrooge who loves money more than life.

"Two Stems of Lamp Grass" from the Qing Dynasty**"Confucianism",**The author is Wu Zhongyunhe Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty, he uses irony to describe the pursuit of fame and fame by scholars in feudal society, as well as their quiet life conditions.