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Read more than 10,000 volumes, and write like a god.

These two sentences are from the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Twenty-two Rhymes for Wei Zuo Chengzhang". It means that as long as you read a lot of books and have thousands of books in your chest, you will be able to write as easily as if you have God's help.

There is poetry and writing in the belly.

This poem comes from the great poet Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty "Farewell to Dong Chuan". This is a farewell poem written by Su Shi to his friend Dong Chuan. Dong Chuan lives in poverty and is dressed plainly, but he is full of poetry and books, full of wealth, and his ordinary clothes cannot hide his optimistic spirit.

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

Lu You once wrote a group of poems to his youngest son Ziyu "Reading on a Winter Night", teaching him how to read for learning, a total of 8 poems, these two sentences are from the third of them. The poet used these two lines to tell his son: The ancients always tried their best to learn, and only by redoubling their efforts when they were young could they achieve a career in the future.

He earnestly admonished his son that he should take advantage of his youth and vigor to spare no effort to seek and persevere, in order to succeed in his studies.

The black hair does not know how to study early, and the white head regrets studying late.

These two sentences are from the poem "Persuasion" by Yan Zhenqing in the Tang Dynasty. Yan Zhenqing was a great calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty, and he was not known for writing poems, but this poem "Persuasion" became the most widely circulated poem in ancient China because of its profound intention and sincere feelings. It uses plain language to encourage young people to cherish their youth, study with anger, and not waste their time.

Reading is like a tree, not seeking to grow suddenly.

The Qing Dynasty literary historian Wu Erji was a good scholar and once edited the "Siku Quanshu" with Ji Xiaolan. He has a poem "Reading", "Reading is like a tree, do not seek to grow suddenly" is the first two lines of the poem.

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

These two sentences are the last two sentences of the third poem of Lu You's "Reading on a Winter Night". The gist of it is that the knowledge obtained from books is shallow after all, and the true meaning of knowledge cannot be understood, and in order to truly understand the profound truth in the book, we must practice it ourselves.

Old books are not tired of reading hundreds of times, and they know themselves by reading them deeply.

These two sentences are from the poem "Sending An Dun Xiucai to the West Return" by Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty. This is a farewell poem written by Su Shi to a Xiucai named An Dun. Antun failed in the imperial examination, and Su Shi wrote this poem to him, aiming to comfort and encourage him, hoping that he would not care too much about the success or failure of the examination, but should go home to study with peace of mind.

The flowers move and fall, and the people move over the years. Today's dust is the sea.

1.But the mandarin duck pillow sleeps on his arm, and he can let the time be instantaneous. - Han Hao's "Tired of Falling Flowers".

2.Heaven and earth are full of hope, and the sound of Buddha and fire is sad. - Nalan Xingde, "Wangjiangnan".

3.It is difficult to tell people what is in your heart, and you can know it with the blue sky and the bright moon. - Tang Yin, "Beauty to the Moon".

4.Rice is planted in the depths, and lotus flowers are planted in the depths. - Ruan Yuan, "Wu Xing Miscellaneous Poems".

5.Thousands of miles of Cangjiang have white hair, and a few people sit in the dusk. - Wang Shouren, "Because of the Rain and Du Yun".

6.A song and a bottle of wine, a person fishing alone in the autumn. ——Wang Shizhen, "Solo Fishing in the Autumn River".

7.In the past, in Chang'an, the drunken flowers and willows, the princes and seven nobles had the same glass of wine. ——Li Bai, "Liuyelang Presents Judge Xin".

8.Since then, the sound and dust have been quiet, and the spring mountains are like grass and smoke. - Huang Jingren, "Feeling Old".

9.Thousands of miles of smoke and frost returned to green sideburns, and ten years of armor were born by mistake. ——Cha Shenxing's "Qianyang Yuan Day Happy".

10.There is no place to return to this body, and he sings poetry independently and vastly. - Du Fu's "Fun Original Song".