What is the idiom that you should study hard and not be afraid of hardship?

Faithful: faithful: faithful. It refers to having a firm confidence in morality and career, and being diligent and inquisitive.

Set fireflies and reflect snow]: Set fireflies: When Che Yin was young, his family was poor, and he used fireflies to train and pack fireflies to illuminate and read in summer; Yingxue: Sun Kang of the Jin Dynasty often reads in the snow in winter. Described as a poor family, diligent and hard-working.

Gathering fireflies and snow]: Gathering fireflies: Jin Dynasty people Che Yin collected fireflies to read; Snow: Sun Kangyingxue, a native of the Jin Dynasty, reads. Described as studying hard and diligent.

Ju Fireflies Yingxue]: Ju Fireflies: Jin Dynasty people Che Yin collected fireflies to read; Yingxue: Sun Kang Yingxue, a native of the Jin Dynasty, reads. Described as studying hard and diligent.

Grinding and soaking]: Studying and dipping. Describe diligent study and hard work, always unremitting. Also known as "grinding and soaking".

Grinding and soaking]: Immersion and dyeing. Describe diligent study and hard work, always unremitting. Same as "grinding and soaking".

Capsule Firefly Snow]: Capsule Firefly: Jin Dynasty people Che Yin collected fireflies to read; Snow: Sun Kangyingxue, a native of the Jin Dynasty, reads. Described as studying hard and diligent.

Capsule Firefly Reflecting Snow]: Capsule Firefly: Che Yin's family was poor when he was young, and he used to practice fireflies in the summer to study; Yingxue: Sun Kang of the Jin Dynasty often reads in the snow in winter. Described as a poor family, diligent and hard-working.

Fist does not leave the hand]: Fist: boxing. Those who practice martial arts should practice frequently. It is a metaphor for hard work and long-term persistence.

The fist does not leave the hand, the song does not leave the mouth]: Those who practice martial arts should practice often, and those who sing should sing often. The parable is only through diligent study and hard practice that one can become proficient.

然荻語]: 然: The original word for "burning", burning; Ogi: A plant like a reed. Burn the lamp and study hard. Describe diligent study and hard work.

Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom]: benevolence: benevolence; Righteousness: loyalty; Rites: Etiquette; Wisdom: Insight. Abide by ethical norms such as charity, faithfulness, etiquette, and diligence to increase knowledge. It is the ethical thought of Confucianism.

Rijin Meritorious]: Day: Day; Enter: Motivated; Gong: Achievement. If you work every day, you will succeed. It means that academic and technical achievements are achieved through perseverance and hard work.

The book is not put down]: The book in the hand is reluctant to put down. Describe diligent study or fascination with reading.

Snow Case Window]: A metaphor for diligent study and hard study. Same as "Snow Window Fireflies".

Snow case fluorescent lantern]: A metaphor for diligent study and hard study. Same as "Snow Window Fireflies".

Snow Window Fireflies]: A metaphor for diligent study and hard study. Same as "Snow Window Fireflies".

Snow Window Fireflies]: A metaphor for diligent study and hard study.

Window Snow Case]: A classic of hard work for hard study.

Fluorescent Snow Room]: refers to diligent study and hard study. Same as "Window Snow Case".

Reading in the Moon]: Use moonlight to illuminate reading. Described as a poor family and diligent study.

Wine-carrying question]: Carry: Carry. Take the wine to someone else's house and ask for words. It means that people are knowledgeable, and people often come to the door to ask for advice. It is also a metaphor for being diligent and inquisitive.

There is a diligent path in the book mountain, and there is no end to the hard work of learning the sea.

Lying on the salary to taste the gall, the hanging beam thorns the strands.

Industry is good at diligence]: industry: academic; Fine: proficient; Yu: lies in; Diligence: Diligence. Academic profundity is earned through hard work.

宵衣旰食]: 宵: night; Clothing: Dressing; Y: It's getting late. I put on my clothes before dawn, and I ate late in the morning. Described as working hard to deal with state affairs.

枵abdomen from male]: 枵abdomen: fasting, hungry. Refers to the business of working at home with a hungry stomach. Describe single-mindedness as the public.

Concentration]: to: exhaustion, extreme; Chi: Will. Put your mind on it. Described as single-minded and concentrated.

Conscientious]: conscientious: to describe caution; Karma: The look of fear. Described as cautious and diligent.

Night and day]: night and day. Describe stepping up work or study.

Endless Fertility]: Fertility: the same as "diligently", the appearance of unremitting efforts. Describe hard work and hard work.

Perseverance]: Persistence; Constant: Perseverance. Keep it up for a long time.

Rubbing the top and putting the heel]: Scraped from the top of the head to the heel. Described as tireless, disregard for the body.

Get up early and go to bed late]: Wake up early and go to bed late. Describe hard work.

Night and day]: to: use. Continued: Continued. Work day and night. It is described as very diligent and busy.

Sleep]: Sleep: Morning; Xing: Get up; Mei: Sleep. Wake up early and go to bed late. Describe diligence.

Bear hardships and stand hard work]: Resistant: forbidden to stand it. Able to live a difficult life, but also able to withstand fatigue.

Hard work]: A metaphor for doing things without relentless work, without complaining about tiredness. Ren: to bear, to bear.

Courage to carry heavy burdens]: The courage to pick up heavy burdens is a metaphor for hard work and hard work.

Diligent and conscientious]: Describe diligence and steadfastness. It also describes the appearance of diligence.

Tireless]: Diligently: diligent, unremitting. Refers to working or studying diligently and tirelessly.

Perseverance]: diligent, hard-working, single-minded, unwilling to stop.

The idiom for studying hard is as follows:

1. Ran Di Reading: Burning Di as a lamp and reading hard. Describe diligent study and hard work.

2. Reading in the snow: Reading with the reflection of snow. Describe reading hard.

3. Chiseling the wall to steal the light: It originally refers to the Western Han Dynasty Kuangheng chiseling through the wall to lead the neighbors to read by candlelight. Later, it was used to describe a poor family and a hard worker.

4. Ten years under the window: In the era of the imperial examination, scholars wanted to achieve fame and bury their heads in books all year round. Describe ten years of hard work behind closed doors.

5. Ten years of cold window: Describe years of hard study.

6. Set fireflies and reflect snow: Set fireflies are the poor family of Che Yin in the Jin Dynasty when he was young, and he used fireflies to train in the summer to read books; Yingxue is the Jin Dynasty Sun Kang often Yingxue reads in winter. Described as a poor family, diligent and hard-working.

7. Fireflies on a snowy day: The metaphor is to study hard regardless of cold and summer.

8. Reading in the moon: Use the moonlight to illuminate the reading. Describe the poor family background, diligent study, hunger and hard study.

9. Reading behind closed doors: Reading at home behind closed doors. Describe concentrating on hard reading.

10. Piercing the wall to attract light: wearing is chiseling; Citations are introduced. Chisel through the walls and bring in candlelight. Describe the family as poor and study hard.

The idioms that denote studying hard are as follows:

Forget to sleep and eat, hand does not release the volume, all night long, night and day, chisel the wall to steal the light, wind and sleep at night, log pillow, hanging beam thorn strands, sac firefly reflecting snow, all night long, tireless, perseverance, perseverance, dripping water through the stone, well-read, learn without getting tired, erudite and strong memory, shameless questioning, step by step, integration, express their opinions, brainstorming, easy to solve, hand does not release the volume, the sound of the book, Chengmen Lixue, through the wall to guide the light, spring recitation and summer strings, reading three to.

Reading more than three books, hearing and reciting, ancient for the present, swallowing dates, opening the book is beneficial, the name falls on Sun Mountain, learning from each other's strengths, taking the essence and using Hong, Ran Di reading, entering the master and leaving the slave, three more reading, swallowing alive and peeling, practice makes perfect, it seems to understand whether it is understood, the master of the world, and the source of the literary line.

The story of hard work

Wang Mian herded cattle and listened: Wang Mian, the character Yuan Zhang, a native of Zhuji, Zhejiang at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. When he was young, his family was very poor, and his father asked him to herd cattle for the rich man's family to earn a few pennies to support the family's life.

Wang Mian was studious in his childhood, and every time he passed by the door of the village school and heard the sound of reading inside, he stopped, tied the oxen to the tree, and listened attentively outside the door.

Once, he was listening to a lecture outside the village school, and he heard that it was dark and the cow had run away. When his father heard that he had lost the rich man's cattle, he was so frightened and angry that he beat him severely. However, he did not "repent", and when he went out to herd cattle in the future, when he passed by the school, he still listened attentively to the teacher's lectures as before.

One day, Wang Mian's mother said to his father, "Since Wang Mian is such a demented child, let him go", and his father nodded in agreement. From then on, Wang Mian went to a temple, did some chores for the temple during the day, and relied on it to make a living, and at night, he sat alone on the lap of the Buddha statue and read by the bright light in front of the Buddha statue.

As a result of his dedicated and diligent studies, Wang Mian grew rapidly in his learning, and finally became an excellent poet.

Idioms about studying hard are:1.Chao Qianxi: Shan Xin Qian, Qianqian, that is, self-improvement; Be careful. Described as diligent and cautious all day long, without a little negligence and slackness.

2.Cheng Men Lixue: Standing in front of Cheng Yi's door in the heavy snow, he described respecting teachers and seeking advice sincerely.

3.Forget to eat: Study or work so hard that you forget to eat. Described as very diligent.

4.Grinding through the iron inkstone: grinding through the iron cast inkstone hall Weimin Terrace. Describe unswerving, persistent. It also describes the depth of pen and ink kung fu.

5.Diligent and conscientious]: Describe diligence and steadfastness. It also describes the appearance of diligence.

Attacking hardships and eating lightly, painstaking and lonely, reading according to the sac, working hard, working hard, lying on the salary and tasting gall, hanging beams and thorns, digging books on the acres of the house

Reading in the moon, reading in the snow, bravely and diligently, leading the cone and piercing the strands, chiseling the wall to steal the light, and reading in the knots.

Grinding through the dry inkstone] Grinding through the inkstone cast by chasley. Renting a mountain is a metaphor for hard work and perseverance.

Grinding through the iron inkstone] Grinding through the iron inkstone. It is a metaphor for hard work and perseverance.

Iron inkstone grinding through] The iron-cast inkstone has been worn through. It is a metaphor for hard work and perseverance.

Singing and sitting] chanting, chanting: chanting and singing in a subdued tone. Read it while walking, and read it while sitting. Describe reading hard.