Idioms in the end of the studious, plus explanations

The Walking Dead is still dead.

At the end of the term, he was good at learning and diligent.

Original text: When he was fourteen years old, he learned from impermanence, and he was not far from danger. Every word:

If people don't learn, how can they succeed?"Or under the woods, weave the grass for the nunnery, cut the wattle for the pen, and gram the sap for the ink. At night, the stars and the moon are reflected, and the wisps of artemisia are used to shine on themselves in the dark.

Those who have a consensus in reading the book should inscribe their clothes to remember their events. The disciples were pleased with their diligence and their clothes. The dying commandments read:

Madame is studious, although she is still dead;Although there are no scholars, they are called walking dead ears!”

Excerpt from Wang Jia's "Collected Memories".

Translation: Ren Mo was fourteen years old, there was no fixed teacher for learning, carrying a bookcase was not afraid of long distances, dangers and obstacles, and often said that if people do not study, then how can they succeed. Sometimes leaning against the woods, weaving white thatch into small grass huts, cutting wattles into pens, and carving tree sap as ink.

At night, he reads under the stars and moon, and when it is dim, he ties artemisia to illuminate himself. Look at it to your heart, write it on his clothes, and remember it. The people who studied with him liked his diligence so much that they exchanged clean clothes for his dirty clothes.

If you are not a saint, do not look at it. When he was dying, he admonished: "Man loves to learn, and even if he dies, he seems to be alive;Those who do not learn, even if they live, are mediocre and incompetent. ”

Though he is dead, he is still alive. Jud: Like. It means that although a person is dead, the spirit is not extinguished, and the role model still exists. It also refers to the absence of worries and regrets, although death is still alive.

Zombie. Walking Corpse: A corpse that can walk around;Walking Flesh: A body that moves around without a soul. It is a metaphor for people who have no spiritual pursuits, are mediocre, and are lifeless.

At the age of fourteen, Tuan Wang went to apprenticeship with books on his back, not afraid of dangers and obstacles along the way, and often said: If people don't study, then how can they achieve success?Sometimes the blue or the finch leaned against the woods, weaving the white thatch into thatched huts, sharpening the wattle strips to make a pen, carving the sap as ink, reading under the stars and moon at night, and burning the artemisia to illuminate himself when it was dim, and when he read the book and comprehended it, he wrote it on his clothes, which was used to remember this event, and the people who studied with him liked his diligence very much, and often exchanged clean clothes for clothes full of words written at the end of the book, and warned when he was dying:

If a person likes to learn, even if he dies, he will feel as if he is alive;Those who don't learn, even if they live, are mediocre and incompetent, like walking corpses.

Selected from Wang Jia's "Collected Notes" Zhiwei ** Collection, also known as "Collected Records", "Prince Regrets the Early Years of Collecting Notes", the author of the Eastern Jin Dynasty Wang Jia, the word year, Longxi Anyang, now Gansu Weiyuan people, "Book of Jin" Volume 95 has a biography, and this biography is about to be sorted out by Xiao Qi of the Liang clan of the Southern Dynasty.

Original text: In the last year of his tenure, he was fourteen years old, and he was not afraid of dangers and obstacles. Every word:

If people don't learn, how can they succeed? Or under the forest, weave the grass for the nunnery, cut the wattle for the pen, and carve the sap for the ink. At night, the stars and the moon are read, and the darkness is tied to the artemisia to shine on itself.

There is a place to read a book, and the title of his clothes is to remember his events. The disciples were pleased with their diligence and often exchanged their clothes for purification. The dying commandments read:

Madame is studious, although she is still dead;Although there are no scholars, they are called walking dead ears!”

Translation: Ren Mo was fourteen years old, and he was not afraid of hardships and dangers with books on his back (to apprentice). It is often said:

If one does not learn, then how can one achieve success? "Sometimes leaning against the trees, weaving white thatch into thatched huts, sharpening wattle strips to make pens, and carving tree sap as ink. At night, he reads under the stars and moon, and when there is no moon, he lights hemp stalks, artemisia grass, and the like to take light.

When he understood the book of Paishin, he wrote it on his clothes to remember it. The students admired his industrious spirit, and often exchanged his washed clothes for his handwritten clothes. If you are not a saint, do not look at it.

When he was dying, he admonished: "Man loves to learn, and even if he dies, he seems to be alive; Those who don't learn, even if they live, are just walking dead. ”

Enlightenment: We should read well, read more famous books, increase knowledge, and record good experiences at any time, so that we can really learn good and useful knowledge.

Live and learn.

Study hard and make progress every day.