Idioms to describe unwavering discipline!!

Idioms for persistence:

Perseverance, perseverance, and perseverance

Perseverance, perseverance

Indomitable, the rope is sawn, and the wood is broken

Yugong moves mountains, Jingwei reclamation

Dripping water through stones, consistently

Unswervingly, with a beginning and an end

Unswervingly, the iron pestle into a needle

Ten horses, self-improvement, lame turtles.

Standing proudly proudly: a strong and unyielding look. Stand upright: Towers high like a mountain peak. Described as strong and unshakable.

Source: Mao Dun's "Poplar Praise": "Don't you even think that in the vast land behind enemy lines, there are strong and unyielding sentinels everywhere who stand proudly like this poplar tree to guard their hometown? ”

Standing proudly describes standing firm and unshakable.

Source: Gu Hua's "Furong Town": "The stems are drawn, the leaves are grown, the iron bones and green branches stand proudly." ”

Gao Feng Jun Festival Gao Feng: pure and high style; Junjie: Unwavering discipline. Describe the noble and loyal wind and bone discipline.

Source: Song Hu Zai's "Tiaoxi Yuyin from the Later Collection" Volume 1: "Yu is said to be high and graceful, and he is worthy of Sihao, but he still admires it, especially his good and virtuous friendship." ”

Standing proudly describes standing firm and unshakable.

The heart of the blue blood pill is full of righteous blood, a sincere red heart. Described as very loyal and determined.

Unshakable describes being extremely firm and firm.

Do not eat Zhou Su Millet: Millet, generally refers to grain. This refers to Bo Yi and Shu Qi who died without eating Zhou Su after the death of Shang. The metaphor is loyal and steadfast, not working for the enemy because of the hardship of making a living.

Pine and cypress Grey: Cyan. Emerald: Turquoise-green. It refers to the evergreen pines and cypresses in all seasons. It is a metaphor for a person with noble qualities and steadfastness.

Swaying describes walking unsteadily. The metaphor is easily wavering and unswerving.

Faithful and studious Faithful: Faithful faithful. It refers to having a firm confidence in morality and career, and being diligent and inquisitive.

Half-heartedness describes a lack of will.

1. Not firm.

Bandit Stone Bandit Seat is not a stone, not a seat. It means that the stone can be turned but the heart cannot be turned, and the sweep can be swept but the heart cannot be rolled. The metaphor is determined and never changes.

The sea is dry and the stones are rotting. The description lasted for a long time. The figurative firm will never change.

Perseverance describes being strong-willed and unwavering in difficult situations.

Perseverance describes being strong-willed and unshakable.

[Standing proudly]:

Described as standing firmly, unshakable.

Unswerving]: Chongqing: Change. The white head will not change until old age. Describe a person's life of loyalty and steadfastness.

Bo Zhi Weak Lines]: Bo: fragile, not firm; Weak: Cowardly. The will is not strong, and the behavior is cowardly.

Ben Yu Fu Duo]: Ben: Meng Ben; Education:

Xia Yu. Meng Bensheng pulled out the horns of the cow, and Xia Yuli could lift a thousand catties. Both were ancient warriors.

A person as brave as Meng Ben and Xia Yu can't take away his ambition. Describe the quality of steadfastness and loyalty.

The heart of the blue blood pill is full of righteous blood, a sincere red heart. Described as very loyal and determined.

Erudite and Ambitious]: Du: Faithful, single-minded. Extensive study and determination.

Unshakable describes being extremely firm and firm.

Do not eat Zhou Su Millet: Millet, generally refers to grain. This refers to Bo Yi and Shu Qi who died without eating Zhou Su after the death of Shang. The metaphor is loyal and steadfast, not working for the enemy because of the hardship of making a living.

Pine and cypress Grey: Cyan. Emerald: Turquoise-green. It refers to the evergreen pines and cypresses in all seasons. It is a metaphor for a person with noble qualities and steadfastness.

Smart and heroic]: Smart: high intelligence, good talent; Yi: Firm and decisive. Intellectually superhuman, wise and decisive.

Swaying describes walking unsteadily. The metaphor is easily wavering and unswerving.

Faithful and studious Faithful: Faithful faithful. It refers to having a firm confidence in morality and career, and being diligent and inquisitive.

Half-heartedness describes a lack of will.

1. Not firm.

Double-mindedness]: Describes hesitation, indecisiveness or lack of determination.

Bandit Stone Bandit Seat is not a stone, not a seat. It means that the stone can be turned but the heart cannot be turned, and the sweep can be swept but the heart cannot be rolled. The metaphor is determined and never changes.

Gao Feng Jun Festival Gao Feng: pure and high style; Junjie: Unwavering discipline. Describe the noble and loyal wind and bone discipline.

The wreckage is dry and the stone is rotten: the sea is dry and rotten. The description lasted for a long time. The figurative firm will never change.

The sea is dry and the stones are rotting. The description lasted for a long time. The figurative firm will never change.

Unequivocal]: The attitude is clear and firm.

Perseverance describes being strong-willed and unwavering in difficult situations.

Unshaken.

Unwavering. Stand footsquare.

Gritty. Indomitable.

No turnback.

Unswerving, unswerving, unswerving, sincere, gold and stone for the open.

Unyielding. Rather die than submit.

It is better to be broken than to be complete.

Loyalty.

Strong and unyielding, righteous and awe-inspiring, unyielding, hard-working and keeping, thousands of blows and tenacity, Ren Er, east and west, north and south winds, etc.

It is better to be broken than to be complete.

Unshaken.

Unwavering. Stand footsquare.

Gritty. Indomitable.

No turnback.

Unswervingly: Chongqing: change, violation. It has always been the same. Refers to keeping promises.

Swear to death: Swear to die: make a will, and remain unchanged until death. Even if you die, you won't change your heart. Described as strong-willed and single-minded.

Oath to the sky: Oath: Swear. Pointing to the sky and swearing at the sun. Shows a strong will or loyalty to a person.

Till death remains the same: 纛: to. It does not change until death (now commonly used in the bad side).

Unswerving: to: to; Chongqing: Change. It doesn't change until you die.

The death of it: of: to; Extravagant: No; It: Something else. He will not change his heart until he dies. Describe love as single-minded and unchanging to death. Now it is also described as a firm position.

Hardhearted: The heart is as hard as iron and stone. Described as having a very hard heart and not being moved by feelings.

Perseverance: Strict observance, never change.

The sea is dry and the stones are rotting. The description lasted for a long time. The figurative firm will never change.

Unwavering: Shift: Change, Change. Stable and strong, unwavering.

Indomitable: yield: yield; Flex: Bend. The metaphor does not give in to pressure and is very tenacious.

Perseverance: Folding: Frustration; Flex: Bend. The metaphor is strong-willed, no matter how many setbacks Zhidao suffers, he will not waver and retreat.