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When I was young, I liked to study, just like the rising sun; When I was middle-aged, I liked to study, just like the sun at noon; In his later years, he liked to study, and it was as bright as lighting a candle
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Teenagers love to learn as bright as the morning sun in their newborns, learning in their prime is as brilliant as the sun at noon, and learning in their old age shines like candles.
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Less and studious, like the sun of sunrise, strong and studious, like the light of the day; Old and studious, like a candle.
Meaning: People are young and studious, just like the rising sun, bright and bright; Mature and studious, like the sun at noon, the light is intense; Old and studious, like a candle for lighting, shining in the dark.
From: Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang "Saying Yuan Jianben".
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People are few and studious, like the newborn sun, bright and bright, young and studious, like the sun at noon, the light is strong, old and studious are like candle lighting, shining in the dark.
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The sun at noon, the rays are intense.
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Like the sunrise sun, strong and studious, the dustpan and cymbals are full of Buddhas.
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Hello, this sentence means: when you are young, you love to learn, just like studying in the mild sunlight of the morning; When he was in his prime, he loved to learn, just like studying in the middle of the day; When I was old, I loved to learn, just like lighting a candle and shining a light to learn.
What does it mean to be young and studious, like the sun of sunrise, strong and studious, like the light of the day, old and studious, like the light of a candle?
Hello, this sentence means: when you are young, you love to learn, just like studying in the mild sunlight of the morning; When he was in his prime, he loved to learn, just like studying in the middle of the day; When I was old, I loved to learn, just like lighting a candle and shining a light to learn.
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Young and studious, like the sun of sunrise, strong and studious, like the light of the day, old and studious, like the light of the candle.
Meaning: The young man is as studious as the rising sun; The studious man in the prime of life is like the sun shining at noon; The studious old age is like lighting a candle.
It means that people should be diligent in their studies throughout their lives.
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The young man is as studious as the rising sun;
The studious man in the prime of life is like the sun shining at noon;
The studious old age is like "lighting a candle" (that's what it means). It means that people should be diligent in their studies throughout their lives.
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