Wenhui Ming Xi Zi, Wen Hui Ming Xi Zi Translation

1, Wen Zhengming wrote "Thousand Character Essay", with ten copies per day.

2, he has never been sloppy and sloppy in writing in his life.

Ten words in the book, count yourself.

In his life, he was never sloppy and sloppy in writing.

1 Ten copies. 2 Wen Zhengming wrote the "Text Text", and wrote ten books a day as the standard, and calligraphy improved rapidly. In his life, he was never sloppy and sloppy in writing.

Sometimes when I reply to someone, I am a little incomplete, and I must have rewritten it again and again, and I am not afraid of trouble. Therefore, his calligraphy becomes more and more exquisite and beautiful as he gets older. In his life, he was never sloppy and sloppy in writing.

Translation] Wen Zhengming wrote the "Text Text", and wrote ten books a day as the standard, and his calligraphy improved rapidly. In his life, he was never sloppy and sloppy in writing. Sometimes when I reply to someone, it is a little bit unsatisfactory, and I must have rewritten it again and again, not afraid of trouble.

As a result, his calligraphy became more and more delicate and ingenious as he grew older. The revelation is to do everything without fear of trouble like Wen Zhengming, and to persevere!

How many words did Wen Huiming write a day when he was young? : Write 10 books a day as a standard.

Translation: Born in a book, I have not tasted it. In his life, he was never sloppy and sloppy in writing.

10,000 words. The second is that he has a good life and books as well, and he does not dare to waste time.

Wen Zhengming posted the "Thousand Character Text", and wrote ten books a day as the standard, and the calligraphy quickly improved. In his life, he never answered sloppily when it came to writing. Sometimes when I reply to someone, if I am a little dissatisfied, I must rewrite it again and again, and I am not afraid of trouble.

Therefore, his calligraphy becomes more and more exquisite and beautiful as he gets older.

Explanation of words: 1) Pro: Sticker, imitate according to the calligraphy and painting. 2) Day:

Every day. 3) to: put.

4) Rate: Standard. 5) Books:

Writing, calligraphy. (6) So: So, just.

7) Progress: Progress (8) Yu: Yes, for.

9) Taste: Ever. 10) Reluctant to With:

Here's what it means to be sloppy. (11) Or: Sometimes.

12) Letters: letters, letters. (13) Less:

Through the fake word, through the "slightly". A little. 14) Yi:

Change, here is the meaning of rewriting. 15) Boredom: Boredom, boredom.

16) Therefore: therefore. 17) Better:

More, more.

Original text e5a48de588b662616964757a686964616f31333330343863 文徵 (zhēng) 明林 (1) wrote "Thousand Character Wen", day (2) with ten books as the rate (3), book (4) Sui (5) Dajin (6). Born in (7) book (8), not tasted (9) reluctant (10), or (11) answered, (12), less (13) inappropriate, will be changed again and again (14) never tired (15), so (16) the older and more (17) subtle. (Excerpt from "Shulin Chronicle").

Note (1) Pro: Temporary paste, imitate according to calligraphy and painting.

2) Day: Every day.

3) Rate: Standard.

4) Calligraphy: Calligraphy.

5) Progress: Improvement.

(6) So: So, just.

7) Yu: Yes, yes.

8) Book: Writing.

9) Taste: Ever.

10) Reluctant: perfunctory, sloppy.

(11) Or: Sometimes.

12) Letters: letters, letters.

13) Less: slightly.

14) Easy: to replace, to replace.

15) Disgusting: Annoying for trouble.

16) So: So.

17) More: more, more.

Translation: Wen Hui Minglin posted the "Thousand Character Text", and wrote ten books a day as the standard, and the calligraphy made rapid progress. In his life, he never wrote casually. Sometimes, if you reply to someone, it is a little bit out of your mind, and you will definitely take the trouble to revise it until you are satisfied.

Therefore, the older he gets, the more delicate and subtle his words become.

Through the description of Wen Huiming's experience in learning characters, the enlightenment article highlights Wen Zhengming's spirit of diligent study and hard work. At the same time, we should also learn this hard-working, diligent, conscientious and tireless spirit in our daily study and life. No matter what we do, we must not only persevere, but also accumulate quantity and make a qualitative leap.

There is a diligent path in the book mountain, and there is no end to the hard work of learning the sea. Only by learning more and practicing more, will the skills get better and better. If you are afraid of hard work and are easy to retreat, you will never be able to achieve great things.

Translated Wen Zhengming copied the "Thousand Character Text" (the old enlightenment reader), and wrote ten books a day as the standard, and calligraphy improved rapidly. Usually for writing, never sloppy.

Sometimes, when someone replies to a letter, they are a little dissatisfied, and they must change it again and again without getting bored. As a result, his calligraphy became more and more exquisite as he grew older.

The original text Zhengming copied the "Thousand Character Text", and the rate of ten copies per day was great. Born in a book, I have not tasted it, or I have answered a brief note, and I will not get tired of it, so the older I get, the more subtle it becomes. (Excerpt from "Shulin Chronicle").

Annotation Pro: Copying. Day:

Every day. Rate (lǜ): Standard.

Book: calligraphy level. So:

So, just. Yu: Yes, yes.

Life: A lifetime. Taste:

Once. Reluctant to do it: perfunctory, casual, sloppy.

Or: Sometimes. Jane:

Letters, letters. Less: pass "slightly", slightly.

Easy: Change, replace. Don't get tired of it:

Don't get bored. Disgusting: Annoying for trouble.

So: So. Benefits:

More, more. The word "book" in the book is calligraphy.

The word "book" in the book: writing.

Wen Zhengming wrote the "Thousand Character Text", with ten books a day as the standard, and calligraphy improved rapidly. In his life, he never wrote sloppily and sloppily, and sometimes replied to people, a little bit unsatisfactory, and he must rewrite it again, not afraid of trouble. Therefore, the older he gets, the more delicate and ingenious his calligraphy becomes.

Wen Zheng Minglin (1) wrote "Thousand Character Text", and (2) took (3) ten books as the rate (4), and the book (5) then (6) Dajin (7). Born in (8) books, not tasted (9) reluctant (10), or (11) answered the person (12), less (13) inappropriate (14), must (15) again and again (16) never tired (17), so (18) the older and better (19) subtle (20). (From the Shulin Chronicle).

Translation of this paragraph (word for word).

The Ming Dynasty calligrapher Wen Zhengming copied the "Thousand Character Text" and practiced according to the standard of writing ten books every day, and the calligraphy improved rapidly. In his life, he was never sloppy in writing, and sometimes he was a little dissatisfied with replying to other people's letters, and he must change it again, not afraid of trouble. Therefore, the older he gets, the more delicate and subtle his calligraphy becomes.

Notes to this paragraph. 1) Pro: Copying. 2) Day:

Every day. (3) Take: in accordance with.

4) Rate: Standard. (5) The book is greatly advanced, and the book:

Calligraphy. (6) So: So, just.

7) Progress: Progress (8) Yu: Yes, for.

9) Taste: Ever. 10) Reluctant to With:

Here's what it means to be sloppy. (11) Or: Sometimes.

12) Letters: letters, letters. (13) Less:

The word is fake, the same as "slightly". A little. (14) Beware:

Gratified. (15) Must: Certainly.

Boredom, boredom. (18) Therefore: therefore.

19) More: more, more. (20) Subtlety:

Sophisticated and ingenious. (21) Enter: rapid progress (22) Born in books, books: writing.