Stories about dreams In English, what are the stories about dreams

1. Chen Ping endured humiliation and studied hard.

Chen Pingxi Han Dynasty famous, when he was young, his family was poor, and his brother depended on each other, in order to uphold his father's order, glorify the court, do not produce, study behind closed doors, but is not allowed by the sister-in-law, in order to eliminate the contradiction between the brother and sister-in-law, in the face of repeated humiliation, forbearance, with the sister-in-law intensified, finally unbearable, ran away from home, and wanted to wander the world late.

After being chased back by his brother, regardless of his previous suspicions, he prevented his brother from retiring his sister-in-law, and it became a good talk in the local area. In the end, there is an old man, who came to teach apprentices for free, and after completing his studies, he assisted Liu Bang and achieved a hegemony.

2, Lu Yu abandoned the Buddha and followed the text.

Lu Lian, a famous scholar of the Tang Dynasty, was an orphan since he was a child and was raised by Zen Master Zhiji. Although Lu Yu is in the temple, he does not want to chant scriptures and recite Buddha all day long, but likes to read poetry and books. Lu Yu insisted on going down the mountain to study, but was opposed by the Zen master.

In order to give Lu Yu a problem, and also to better educate him, the Zen master asked him to learn to make tea. In the process of studying the art of tea, Lu Yu met a kind old woman who not only learned the complex skills of making tea, but also learned a lot of reading and life principles.

When Lu Yu finally brought a steaming cup of Kuding tea to the Zen master, the Zen master finally agreed to his request to go down the mountain to study. Later, Lu Yu wrote the widely circulated "Book of Tea", which carried forward the tea culture of the motherland.

1. Zu Chongzhi, the ancestor of the Southern Dynasty, under extremely simple conditions at that time, relied on a large number of complex calculations on small pieces of bamboo, over and over again, after countless failures, and finally was the first in the world to accurately the pi to the seventh decimal place.

2. Edison.

The great inventor Edison, in the process of inventing the electric lamp, did countless failed experiments, tried a total of more than 6,000 kinds of fiber materials, and finally decided to use tungsten filament to make the filament, which improved the service life of the electric lamp.

3. Alexandre Dumas.

The French writer Alexandre Dumas, not relying on his father's fame, decided to use his own strength to achieve something, he sent articles to the newspaper again and again, but the newspaper was withdrawn, but he was not disappointed, still continued to create, after unremitting efforts, finally wrote the famous work "La Traviata".

4. Talk about relocation. In the Ming Dynasty, Tan Qian of China spent 27 years compiling the first draft of the 5 million words of "Guo Yi", which was stolen by greedy people. After three years of supplementation and revision, the final draft was finalized.

It can be said that Tan Qian worked hard to write this book all his life, and he died without regrets. "

5. Beethoven.

The great composer Beethoven was unable to go to university due to poverty, suffered from typhoid fever and smallpox at the age of 17, and unfortunately lost his hearing at the age of 26, and suffered repeated setbacks in love. In this case, Beethoven vowed to "choke life." ”

In the tenacious struggle against fate, in the cause of music creation, the fire of his life burned more and more vigorously. Adversity not only did not frighten him, but became a magnetic field for him to gain strong vitality.

6. John Francoyer Miller.

The French painter John François Millet, who could not sell a single work in his youth, was trapped in the abyss of poverty and despair. Later, he moved to the countryside. Although he still could not escape the doom of poverty, he did not stop painting, and since then his paintings have expressed more beautiful nature and simple farmers.

Among them, works such as "Sowing Seeds" and "Gleaning Ears" have also become immortal works in art galleries. If he didn't have the spirit of not being afraid to give up and forging ahead, he would never have been born into an immortal work.