What does it mean to be a student and a sufferer, and to make progress if you are in doubt?

This sentence means that the most feared thing in learning is that there is no doubt, and only when there are doubts can there be room for improvement.

Original sentence: For the sake of learning, there is no doubt about it, there is progress if there is doubt, there is a small advance if there is a small doubt, and there is a big advance if there is a big doubt.

From: This sentence is the Southern Song Dynasty.

Famous philosopher Lu Jiuyuan.

Mr. said in his book "Lu Jiuyuan Collection: Quotations II".

Translation: The most fearful thing about learning is that there is no doubt, and only when there are doubts can there be room for improvement. If there are small doubts, there will be small progress, and if there are big doubts, there will be big progress.

Understanding: Good questioning, must be based on the premise of thinking. Books should be read by oneself, problems should be thought of by oneself, and subjects should be studied by oneself. If you really don't understand, ask others again, so that you can be impressed and master the knowledge thoroughly.

If you are impetuous, you will ask questions if you are a little sleepy, and over time, you will make yourself a shallow taste.

There is no doubt about learning, and there is progress if there is doubt" means: there is no doubt about learning this matter, and only doubts will continue to make progress in learning.

Lu Jiuyuan was the most distinctive philosophical thinker and cultural educator in the Southern Song Dynasty of China, and he was the first to discover the potential fragmentation tendency and dogmatic hidden dangers of the internalization of science with a high sense of academic responsibility and profound theoretical insight, and put forward the view that "there is no doubt for the students, and there is progress if there is doubt".

The pronunciation of "for" in "for learning, doubtful for the sake of learning" is wéi, which is pronounced as a second tone, which is attached to the monophonic adverb that indicates the degree of degree, and the meaning of strengthening the tone.

1. Pinyin: [ wéi ].

Interpretation: 1. Do: Yes. It's a matter of people. Dare to dare . There is a lot to be done.

2. Acting as: elect his representative.

3. Become; Cheng: One point two. Nothing. Turning into a desert fertile land.

4. Yes: 10 inches and 1 foot.

5. Surname. 6. It is used (in conjunction with the word "so"): This art form is popular with the majority of people.

7. Often corresponds to "He", expressing doubts or sighs: Why is home (what do you want to do at home)?

8. After attaching some monophonic adjectives, it constitutes an adverb that expresses degree and range: great pleasure. Widely disseminated. Deeply moved.

9. After attaching monophonic adverbs that indicate certain degrees, strengthen the tone: extremely important. Very convenient. Quite impressive. Exceptional.

2. Pinyin: [ wèi ].

Interpretation: 1. Help; Guards: The right side of the Lu family, the left side of the Liu family.

2. Indicate the object of the act; Ti: You're glad. People's service. Write a preface to this book.

3. Reason and purpose: Everyone is happy about this. Strive to build a great motherland.

4. Right; Xiang: Insufficient outsiders.

For: verb, do, do.

For learning: to do learning, or to engage in learning.

There is no doubt about learning, and there is progress if there is doubt——People who read (or do learning) are afraid that there are no doubts, and only when there are doubts will there be progress.