The idiom story is about being inquisitive and studious

Smell the chicken and dance, study hard, be meticulous, be single-minded, concentrate, concentrate, do not squint, concentrate, forget to sleep, forget to eat, work hard, keep your eyes open, keep your hands on the book, study diligently, ask tirelessly, plough day and night, chisel the wall and steal the light, heaven rewards diligence, iron pestle grinding needle, cantilever beam thorn strand, Wei compilation three uniques, sac firefly reflecting snow, Chengmen Lixue, horn hanging book, round wooden police pillow, lying on the salary and tasting gall, sincerity caused by the gold and stone for opening!

Industry is good at diligence, sparse in hips, and success in thinking, and destruction is at will.

2. Cantilever piercing strands: Hang your hair on the beam and prick your thighs with an awl. Described as studying hard.

3. Wei compiles three uniques: Wei: cooked cowhide.

Wei editor: In ancient times, bamboo was used to write books, and bamboo compendiums were connected with cooked cowhide strips to make "Wei compilation". Three:

Repeatedly. Absolute: Broken.

After repeated study, the leather rope of the bamboo slips was broken many times. It refers to studying diligently and diligently.

4, Chengmen Lixue: Standing in front of Cheng Yi's door in the heavy snow, he described respecting the teacher and being pious.

Seek advice. 6. Hanging books on horns: Hang the book on the horns and read the book while putting the cow. The metaphor is diligent and studious.

7. Day ploughing and night recitation: farming during the day and reading at night, describing grasping the time to study and reading diligently.

8. Log police pillow: Use log as a pillow, easy to wake up when you fall asleep, and you will not be lazy. Describe spurring yourself, diligent and unremitting. Embrace the ice in the cold in winter, hold the fire in the heat in summer: describe working hard and honing yourself.

Sleepless nights. Be thoughtful and inquisitive.

I can't let go of the scroll. Learn and never get tired of it.

If you don't understand, just ask.

Don't be ashamed to ask yourself about burning chaff.

Learn and never get tired of it. Erudite.

Down-to-earth and studious.

Down-to-earth and studious. Burning chaff self-portrait.

Learn and never get tired of it. Erudite.

Don't be ashamed to ask. It's hard to ask.

The idiom stories of preparing for school in the morning, including: Lu stupid chiseled the wall to steal the light, the hanging beam pierced the strands, the sac fireflies reflected the snow, smelled the chicken and danced, the negative salary hung the corner, the painstaking blood, the Chengmen Lixue, the lack of strength to roll the celebration, followed by the night, the painting of the godson, and the three uniques of Wei Bian.

1. Sac firefly reading

Pinyin: náng yíng zhào shū

[Explanation]: Fill it in a pocketFirefliesand read the book as such. Described as a poor family and studied hard.

Pinyin**]: nyzd

Synonym. : Capsule firefly reflecting snow.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; It refers to diligent study and hard study.

Story]: Che Yin of the Jin Dynasty has been learning tirelessly since he was a child, but because his family is poor and has no money to buy lamp oil for him to study at night, he feels very sorry for wasting the time to send a soldier at night. One summer night, when he saw fireflies flying everywhere outside, he used a white gauze bag to hang dozens of fireflies on top of the books, and read in the faint light.

2. Cantilever beam thorn strands.

Pinyin: xuán liáng cì gǔ

[Explanation]: Describes studying hard.

Reading and sleeping, the cone stabbed itself in the thigh, and the blood flowed to the feet. "Dongchen Shen Chong Han · Bangu's Book of Han: "Sun Jing."

The word is a treasure, studious, and endless. When you are tired of sleeping, tie your head with a rope and hang the roof beams. ”

Example to form a sentence]: I have hung the beam and pierced the strands year after year, grinding through the bronze sparrow. Qing · Li Yu "Flounder · Gift".

Pinyin**]: XLCG

synonyms]: head stinging strand.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; Shape and study hard.

Story]: Sun Jing, a Confucian master in the Han Dynasty, studied very hard when he was a child, often reading late at night, and tied his hair with a rope to the roof beam for fear of falling asleep. During the Warring States period, Su Qin, a tyrannical strategist, failed to lobby in the Qin State, and in order to gain fame, he read angrily and studied until late at night every day, and whenever he wanted to doze off, he stabbed his thigh with an iron awl to refresh himself.

3. Hanging books with horns

Pinyin: niú jiǎo guà shū

[Explanation]: A metaphor for reading diligently.

Source]: New Tang Dynasty Book · Li Mi Biography": "I heard that Bao Kai was in the Gou Mountain, and he went from there. Take the ox on the puff and hang it on the horn of the Book of Han, and read it as you go. ”

Example to form a sentence]: We should learn from his reading spirit of hanging books on the horns.

Pinyin**]: njgs

Usage]: to make a definite sentence; Refers to diligent study.

English]: read while grazing the cattle with one's books hung on its horns

Story]: During the Tang Dynasty, when Li Mi was young, he heard that Bao Kai was in the Goushan Mountain, so he went to worship him as a teacher, he rode on the back of an ox, hung the "Book of Han" on the horns of the ox, and read it as he walked. Yang Su, the Duke of Vietnam, happened to see him on the road, and rode after him to ask him why he was so diligent.

Li Mi saw that it was Yang Su and said that he was watching Xiang Yu and was fascinated.

Smell the rooster and dance, read the night of the sac firefly, and read the night of the snow.

There are many idioms and stories that the ancients learned diligently, including: chiseling the wall to steal the light, hanging the beam and piercing the strands, sac fireflies reflecting the snow, smelling the chicken and dancing, hanging the horn with a negative salary, painstaking blood, Chengmen Lixue, lack of sun strength, followed by the night, painting the godson, and Wei compiling the three uniques.

Today I will tell a story of hanging beams and thorns, according to legend, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a famous politician named Sun Jing. In his youth, he was known for his diligence and studiousness, and often read books behind closed doors. Reading from morning to night every day, often forgetting to sleep and eating.

Not only that, but he reads for a long time, and even if he is tired, he doesn't want to rest. But after a long time, tiredness made him doze off without obeying the call. In order not to interfere with his studies, he thought of a way, he found a rope, one end firmly tied to the beam, and the other end tied to his hair.

When he is tired from reading and napping, as soon as his head is lowered, the rope will hold his hair, which will tear his scalp painfully, and he will wake up immediately, and then continue to study and study. Thus, the story of the cantilever comes from this.

1. Chisel the wall to steal the light.

Kuang Heng of the Western Han Dynasty borrowed the neighbor's light from the cracks in the wall to read.

2. Capsule firefly reflects snow.

Che Yin of the Jin Dynasty had no money to buy lamp oil, so he grabbed a handful of fireflies to use as a lamp to read;

Sun Kang of the Jin Dynasty used the light reflected by the snow to read books at night in winter.

3. Hanging Li You You Liang thorn stock.

Sun Jing of the Eastern Han Dynasty tied his hair to the beam of the house with a rope, and when he was tired from reading, he took a nap, and as soon as his head was lowered, the rope would tear his scalp painfully, and he would wake up immediately.

Su Qin of the Warring States Period, as soon as he dozed off, he stabbed his thigh with an awl to wake himself up, and then insisted on reading.

4. Draw porridge with broken teeth.

Fan Zhongyan's family was poor when he was a child, he had to live in the temple to study, day and night, the daily life was very hard, cooking porridge with two liters of millet, and after the porridge solidified overnight, everything was four with a knife, eating two pieces in the morning and evening, and then cutting some pickled vegetables to accompany the food.

5. Wei compiles three uniques.

Kong Qiu read "Yi" and broke the cowhide strap that connected the bamboo slips several times.

6. Hanging books on horns.

Li Mi of the Sui Dynasty, he hung the "Book of Han" on the horns of the ox and seized the time to read.

7. Read books with the month.

Jiang Mi took the book and read it while moving with the moonlight until the moonlight was gone.

8. Don't be ashamed to ask.

Kong Yu is very diligent and studious, very smart, and if there is anything he doesn't understand, even if the other party's status or knowledge is not as good as grinding him, he will ask for advice generously and modestly, and he will not be ashamed of it at all, which is what he is rare about, so he was given the title of "Duke Wen".