What do you think is the most classic or beneficial passage for you?

For me, the most classic or beneficial passage is from the content of "Mencius Confession II": Therefore, the heavens will descend on the people, and they must first suffer their minds, strain their muscles and bones, starve their bodies and skins, empty their bodies, and act chaotically.

The translation of classical Chinese into the vernacular means that Heaven will give great responsibility to such a person, and he must first make his heart miserable, his bones and bones tired, his hunger, his skin emaciated, his body suffering from poverty, and when he does things, he will turn things upside down, and these methods will stir his heart, harden his character, and increase his faculties which he did not have before.

There is a part of the "Mandate of Heaven" element in Mencius's thought, but in fact there is no such thing as "heaven" in the first place. Today's understanding should be that only those who have experienced inner pain, fatigue, hunger, cold, and poverty can take on great responsibilities.

Whenever I encounter setbacks at work, or in life or study, I always can't help but think of this passage and encourage myself. <>

Maybe you can't achieve your wish right now, so you need to work hard and fight for it. In this way, I cheer myself up and let myself grow into an unbeatable Xiaoqiang.

With another classic lyric "How to see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain, no one can succeed casually" is a meaning.

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Polishing the star, a mother, love life, love travel, love learning. We are willing to polish the stars and grow together with you!

I can't remember who said that, but I just think it's poking me.

The greatest sorrow of parents is to watch the signs of their child's life disappear little by little, no longer think about his clothes on the balcony, a pair of dishes and chopsticks are missing from the dinner table, hear someone shouting around them Parents suddenly turn around but just look blankly, one day they will grow old, they no longer understand what you have learned, so, be a little more patient with them, just like they did to us when they were children. This passage should be an excerpt from me when I was younger, and the writing of this passage is very good and powerful, but the main meaning of this passage is expressed, and the meaning of this passage makes me feel very heartwarming.

The aging of our parents means that we grow up, and I think that they are like grandparents who don't understand what I am saying and doing, so what, as long as I have a little more patience with them, just like my parents taught me to know the world when I was a child, I will also take them to re-understand the world when they are old. When I thought about calling my mom **, my mom felt uncomfortable because they were the only ones at home to make do with some food, so I didn't want my parents to get old.

I remember that it was the first time I failed to start a business, I hid at home alone, my will was depressed day by day and I didn't want to do anything, and I felt as if everything in this world had nothing to do with me, and I was really depressed during that time.

Later, one day, a friend of mine came to my house and said, "Look at what you look like now, you know that you drink, hide at home, fail once and you're like that, if you fail ten times or eight times like others, you won't be alive, tell me that you have hands and feet, what are you afraid of?" <>

At that time, I thought about it right, I have hands and feet and I am still so young, why should I be so depressed, why can't I stand up bravely, I am much better than those who are disabled, I am much better than those who have no strength, so why should I be depressed here, I have to work hard, I want to succeed!

It was his words that gave me a lot of encouragement and benefited me a lot so far, and it was also a good medicine for me to regain my strength, so I am very grateful to him for helping me in time.

Man is not made to fail, a man can be defeated, but he can never be destroyed. (in "The Old Man and the Sea").

How many people want to turn back time, but time is unwilling.