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The person has translated the classical Chinese from the scholar as follows:

There was a person who wanted to learn from him, but Dong Yu refused to teach, but said: "You must read the book a hundred times (all times, here refers to "times"), so that the truth will naturally be understood." ”

When his disciples came, Dong Yu refused to teach, saying: "If you don't know how to read it yourself first, and then let me teach you, then the meaning of your death is not yet understood." His disciples were angry and said, "Wouldn't it be better to read it for yourself first, and then you will teach me?" ”

Dong Yu said: "Confucius said: I advocate something that others practice it, so I have to teach him the skills of practice. That's enough. ”

He often said: If people don't study hard, how can they complete their careers in the future?

In the last fourteenth year of his tenure, he was responsible for his teacher

The translation is as follows: In the last year of his tenure, he was fourteen years old, and he was not afraid of dangers and obstacles. Every word:

If people don't learn, how can they succeed? Or under the forest, weave the grass for the nunnery, cut the wattle for the pen, and carve the sap for the ink. At night, the stars and the moon are read, and the darkness is tied to the artemisia to take a self-portrait.

There is a place to read a book, and the title of his clothes is to remember his events. The disciples were pleased with their diligence and often exchanged their clothes for purity. The deathbed commandment:

The lady is studious, although she is dead; If you are not a scholar, although you exist, you are called the walking dead. ”

Note End of term: name of the person. Gua:

Bookcase. Or: Sometimes.

An: Thatched hut. Jing:

The name of the shrub. Artemisia annua: The name of a botanical plant that can be lit up for illumination.

Yue: Admiration. Easy:

Exchange. When he was 14 years old, he carried a bookcase and worshiped many teachers, not afraid of difficulties and obstacles. He often said: If people don't study hard, how can they complete their careers in the future? He was poor and homeless, and sometimes had no place to stay, but built a hut under a tree, sharpened thorns into pens, and used the sap as ink.

At night, Qi Pei reads in the moonlight, and on days when there is no moon, he lights up the dead grass and weeds to illuminate it. On weekdays, whenever I have an experience in reading, I write my experience on my clothes. Those who studied with him admired his ability to study diligently, in order to study his writings.

They often took turns exchanging clean clothes with him. It is not the writings of ancient sages, he does not read. When he was dying, he admonished his descendants: "If a person learns well all his life, even if he dies, he will still be alive; If you don't study, even if you live, you can only be considered a walking dead. ”

If people don't learn, then how can they succeed?

Learning must be quiet and single-minded, and talent comes from learning, without learning there is no way to increase talent, and if you don't set your ambition, you can't learn to succeed.

From the Book of Commandments. The Book of Commandments is a letter written by Zhuge Liang, a politician during the Three Kingdoms period, to his son Zhuge Zhan before his death. From the text, it can be seen that Zhuge Liang is a father with noble character and profound knowledge, and his ardent teachings and infinite expectations for his son are all in this book.

Through wisdom, rationality, conciseness and prudence, the full text expresses the love for the son of fathers all over the world very deeply, and has become a famous article for students in later generations to cultivate themselves. This article has been selected as a middle school Chinese textbook.

In order to learn, we must be quiet and ambitious, in addition to having natural endowments, we must also study hard; Therefore, if you don't study hard, you can't broaden your intelligence, and if you don't aspire, you can't achieve what you have learned.

Learning must be quiet, single-mindedness comes from learning, without learning can not increase talents, without ambition, can not learn to achieve.

The meaning is that learning must be quiet and single-minded, and talent comes from learning, without learning, there is no way to increase talent, and if you don't set your ambition, you can't learn to succeed.

Learning must be quiet and single-minded, if you don't study, you won't have talent, and if you don't set goals, you can't learn to succeed.

Interpretation: If you don't study, it's hard to grow your talents, and if you don't aspire, it's hard to learn and succeed.

The meaning of this sentence is: If people don't learn, then how can they succeed?

Source: Eastern Jin Dynasty Wang Jia "Collecting Memories".

Original text: When he was fourteen years old, he learned from impermanence, and he was not far from danger. Every word: "If people don't learn, how can they succeed?" Or under the forest, weave the grass for the nunnery, cut the wattle for the pen, and carve the sap for the ink.

Translation: When Ren was 14 years old, he did not have a fixed teacher. (He) carried a bookcase to study with the teacher, and was not afraid of difficulties and obstacles.

He often said, "If you don't learn, how can you succeed?" "At the end of the year, he sometimes leaned under the tree, weaving white thatch into thatched huts, sharpening wattle strips to make pens, and carving tree sap as ink.