Idiom stories of people who studied hard in ancient times.

The idiom story about the diligent study of the ancients is as follows:

1, diligence can make up for it.

This is a common saying, but where did it come from? According to legend, Yang Qizhen was a poetry lover in the Tang Dynasty. He wanted to be a chef in Ming Chengzu's royal kitchen and be a general manager, so he applied. Ming Chengzu asked him if he could write poems, but Yang Qizhen crustily said yes, and was later admitted to the DPRK by Ming Chengzu.

He couldn't remember the poem for a long time, so he took off his underwear and wrote a poem "Spring falls in the southwest stagnant water, and the dust flows away with the fairy palm", which made everyone stunned and became a scholar of Yuan. Only then did I say that I couldn't write a poem, but I read Tang poetry and Song poetry with relish, and then I memorized the poem by rote. This gave birth to the idiom "Diligence can make up for mistakes".

Step 2 do your best

Try your best, today means to deal with a thing with your heart and try your best to do it, but sometimes it may be considered by others as worrying and frowning. As Wen Yiduo's wife Wayne Xiu once recalled,

Wen Yiduo wrote a new poem "often staying up late, headache and vomiting blood". When she was disheartened, she accompanied Wen Yiduo to endure pain in front of the mirror and sang books in order to get a point for each poem. These psychological processes all add a bright color to "try your best".

Eat your bread and taste your courage

There is a story in Historical Records: Chun Shen Jun, the prime minister of Chu, was hacked and even violated. Qi Weiwang intends to follow Qi Huangong's desperate move during the Warring States Period and let Chun Shen Jun ambush thousands of people and regard him as an enemy.

In the face of the invading enemy, Chun and thousands of people set an example and fought bravely, and finally defeated the enemy. They also treated the city with color. This has formed the allusion of "serving the salary and tasting the courage", which means that only with painful efforts for a long time can the final victory be achieved.

4. Heroes are useless.

This is a very famous story. There was a general named Qin Qiong in the Tang Dynasty. He is brave and good at fighting, and has performed well in many battles. However, during the An Shi Rebellion, he was demoted to Annan and served as a local official. Qin Qiong will no longer undertake any military tasks. Every morning, he goes to the river to think about Sun Tzu's Art of War.

In-depth study of national defense policy, but there are not many opportunities to actually come in handy. However, later, in the battle of Xiangzhou, an important pass in the Tang Dynasty, Qin Qiong led a militia team to defeat the rebels and showed his outstanding talents to the censors. Then he was recruited as an army general.