Why did Lu You write Winter Night Reading Shows Ziyu

In the fifth year of Ning Zongqing's reign (1199), Lu You indulged in the study on a cold winter night, and read poetry and books tirelessly. Outside the window, the north wind is howling and the cold air is pressing, but the poet forgets himself and puts it behind, in the quiet night, he can't suppress the enthusiasm in his heart, and resolutely waved 8 poems of "Reading on a Winter Night", full of affection to his son, this is a few godson poems, Ziyu (yù), the poet's youngest son, is to tell his son the truth of learning, full of ardent expectations for his children, but also reflects the poet's profound educational thoughts, emphasizing the perseverance and practice of learning.

Lu You, a famous patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, studied diligently all his life and wrote many beautiful poems to educate his children. These poems are not only full of ardent expectations for children, but also reflect the poet's profound educational thoughts, among which is the poem "Reading on a Winter Night" that is talked about by the world: "The ancients left no stone unturned, and the young and the strong began to grow old.

On paper, I finally feel shallow, and I never know that I have to do it."

Ziyu is Lu You's son. Lu You indulged in the study on a cold winter night, and read poetry and books tirelessly. Outside the window, the north wind is howling and the cold air is pressing, but the poet forgets himself and puts it behind, in the quiet night, he can't suppress the rushing emotions in his heart, and resolutely waved 8 poems of "Reading on a Winter Night", and gave it to his son with affection, which is the third poem that has been passed down through the ages.

He earnestly warned his son to take advantage of his youth and energy, seize the good time and work hard, and don't let his youth go to waste. This is a sincere and affectionate word.

In Lu You's poem, he actually talked about his own way of educating his son. I want to tell you through this poem that if you want to do learning, then you must have the spirit of perseverance, and at the same time, you must learn to combine books and practice, so that you can learn to succeed. <>

The ancients were very strict about education, and there were poets, calligraphers and other scholars who were very strict about the education of their children and grandchildren. Of course, there were still some deviations in education at that time and now, and at that time it was about rote memorization. If you want to learn a Bi Flame Resistant book, then you have to read the book thoroughly.

Nowadays, we have a lot of academic pressure and more courses, in fact, students are not required to read every textbook thoroughly, as long as they master the key knowledge, but this was not possible at that time. <>

That's why Lu You told his children that if they want to succeed in learning, then they must work hard and study hard, so that they can truly understand the meaning of the books. In the same way, he also said that book knowledge is not enough, but also needs to pay attention to practice. The ancients thought about this earlier than we thought, and thought about it more thoroughly.

Nowadays we advocate the combination of theory and practice, which was actually perceived by the ancients in ancient times. In the poem, Lu You told his children that it is not enough to have knowledge in books, but to learn new knowledge and expand their knowledge in the regret of practice. It is also the old saying "read 10,000 books, travel 10,000 miles."

After reading this poem by Lu You, what I realized is that if you want to learn, you must have the spirit of perseverance and dare to challenge yourself. In the same way, we should not be limited to what we have learned, we should not be complacent, we should strive to broaden our horizons and learn to absorb new knowledge in practice.

This poem tells the patriotic poem Liangzhi Lu You's parenting and brother Younian, which he wrote to his son Ziyu Jingchenmin. Educate your son to be diligent and persevering.

In fact, this poem of his is to use his reading experience to inspire other young people, from which you can understand his good intentions.

[Southern Song Dynasty] Lu You Genre: [Seven Words Quatrain].

The ancients spared no effort in learning, and the young and strong worked hard to become old.

On paper, I finally feel shallow, and I never know that I have to do it."

Glossary notes. Indication: instruction, instruction.

子聿 (yù ) Lu You's youngest son.

Learning: It refers to reading and learning, and it has the meaning of doing learning.

Legacy: Retained. Leave no stone unturned: use all your strength, without any reservations, spare no effort and do your best.

Shao Zhuang: Teenage years.

Time: The amount of time it takes to do something.

Beginning: Only. Paper: Books.

Final: In the end, after all.

Sense: Feel, feel.

Shallow: superficial, shallow.

Know-how: Deep, thorough understanding.

Line: Practice. 躬 (gōng) line: hands-on practice.

Poetry translations. The first sentence: The ancients spared no effort to do learning, and the second sentence: often start to work hard when you are young, and you will have a harvest when you are old.

The third sentence: The knowledge obtained from the book is always superficial, and the fourth sentence: If you want to truly understand the truth in the book, you must practice it yourself.

On paper, I finally feel shallow, and I never know that I have to do it."