Because he became a monk in Shaoxing Yongxin Temple, his dharma name was Zhiyong. After Zhiyong became famous, people came in an endless stream to find his inscription, and the threshold of the temple was trampled on for a long time. Finally, it has to be wrapped in iron, which is called "iron threshold".
In his later years, Zen master Zhiyong was instructing a little novice monk to practice calligraphy one day. Several young scholars came to the temple to ask the master Mo Bao for writing skills. Zhiyong replied with a smile, the secret is not difficult, but I can give you four words: "study hard and practice hard" E79FA5E98193E58685A 5EB931331663465438. If you can persevere, you will be guaranteed.
The scholar was very disappointed. Master Zhiyong patiently enlightened them: As the saying goes, "Perseverance can open the stone."
That is to say, taking the ancestors of the old woman, Gong Xian, as an example, Gong encouraged himself with the story of Zhang Zhi's "writing in the pool, and the water in the pool was all black" in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and practiced hard all his life. Washing inkstone has been dyed in Lushan Guizong Temple, Linjiang New City, Jiankang Zhongshan Mountain, Zhejiang Jigu Mountain and Yinshan Wuliu Pool.
The donated public books have been used up 18 buckets of clear water, and the old woman's reading books have achieved today's achievements by hard study and hard practice. After listening to this, scholars don't believe it.
Master Zhiyong ordered the young monk to open the backyard and lead them to Tallinn in the temple. There is a high grave under a leafy tree. The scholar was puzzled, and the Zen master pointed to the tomb and said, "I have been studying all my life, and this is where I practice calligraphy and polish my head."
There is a stone tablet in front of the tomb, engraved with the words "Return to the tomb", followed by the words "Monk will stand forever" and the epitaph written by Zhiyong. Scholars were surprised to see a huge grave filled with bare pens.
Little novice monk told the scholar that the bald pen written by Master was originally packed in five baskets. In order to practice calligraphy well, I have lived in a temple cupboard for many years, and I have written more than 800 copies of "True Grass Thousand Characters" and distributed them to temples in eastern Zhejiang.
After listening to this, the scholars suddenly realized that Zhiyong was right. "The blade comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom is bitter and cold." There is no shortcut or secret to reach the peak in any academic field. Only by studying hard and practicing hard is the only way.
2. Zhi Yong and the ancient prose and translation of Tuibi Tomb
Original text:
Yong Gong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied books for many years. Then there are ten jars of Logger Vick, each counting stones. People come to look for books and ask for titles. The residence is limited to piercing holes, but it is wrapped with iron leaves. People later called it "iron gate limit", which was taken from the pen and numbered "returning the pen to the tomb"
-from "Book Breaking"
Translation:
Zhiyong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied calligraphy for many years. Later, there were ten cans with broken brush heads, each of which contained several loads (so heavy). There are so many people who come to beg for ink to write a plaque that the threshold of the place where they live has been stepped out of the hole, so they wrap the threshold with iron and call it "iron threshold" After burying the pen, it is called "returning the pen to the grave".
3. Zhiyong and translated "Tuibi Tomb" Master Zhiyong, formerly known as Wang, is the seventh grandson of Wang Xizhi and a famous calligrapher. Because he became a monk in Shaoxing Yongxin Temple, his dharma name was Zhiyong. After Zhiyong became famous, people came in an endless stream to find his inscription, and the threshold of the temple was trampled on for a long time. Finally, it has to be wrapped in iron, which is called "iron threshold".
In his later years, Zen master Zhiyong was instructing a little novice monk to practice calligraphy one day. Several young scholars came to the temple to ask the master Mo Bao for writing skills. It is not difficult to give a word with a smile, but there is no secret. However, I can give you four words: "study hard and practice hard." If you can persist, you will benefit for life. The scholar was very disappointed. Master Zhiyong patiently enlightened them: As the saying goes, "Perseverance can open the stone." That is to say, taking the ancestors of the old woman, Gong Xian, as an example, Gong encouraged himself with the story of Zhang Zhi's "writing in the pool, and the water in the pool was all black" in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and practiced hard all his life. Washing inkstone has been dyed in Lushan Guizong Temple, Linjiang New City, Jiankang Zhongshan Mountain, Zhejiang Jigu Mountain and Yinshan Wuliu Pool. The donated public school books have used up 18 buckets of clear water, and the old woman's reading books have achieved today's achievements through hard study and hard practice.
After listening to this, scholars don't believe it. Master Zhiyong ordered the young monk to open the backyard and lead them to Tallinn in the temple. There is a high grave under a leafy tree. The scholar was puzzled, and the Zen master pointed to the tomb and said, "I have been studying all my life, and this is where I practice calligraphy and polish my head." There is a stone tablet in front of the tomb, engraved with the words "Return to the tomb", followed by the words "Monk will stand forever" and the epitaph written by Zhiyong. Scholars were surprised to see a huge grave filled with bare pens. Little novice monk told the scholar that the bald pen written by Master was originally packed in five baskets. In order to practice calligraphy well, I have lived in a temple cupboard for many years, and I have written more than 800 copies of "True Grass Thousand Characters" and distributed them to temples in eastern Zhejiang.
After listening to this, the scholars suddenly realized that Zhiyong was right. "The blade comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold." There is no shortcut or secret to reach the peak in any academic field. Only studying hard is the only way out.
4. Zhi Yong and Yong Gong lived in Yongxin Temple, Xing Wu, and studied for many years after they retired from the land of pen farming. Then there are ten jars of Logger Vick, each counting stones.
People come to look for books and ask for titles. The residence is limited to piercing holes, but it is wrapped with iron leaves.
Later people called it "Iron Gate Limit", taking the pen tip (y √) and numbering it "Huibi Tomb".
Zhiyong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied calligraphy for many years. Later, there were ten cans with broken brush heads, each of which contained several loads. Many people came to beg for ink to write a plaque, and the threshold of the place where they lived was stepped out of the hole, so they wrapped the threshold with iron and called it "iron threshold".
After burying the pen, it is called "returning the pen to the grave". Note 1. Zhiyong: Zhiyong monk, the seventh grandson of Wang Xizhi, calligrapher 2. Accumulated years: many years 3. Stone: Dan, an ancient unit of measurement, one stone is equivalent to 60 kilograms. Ask: ask for 5. Amount raised: Write a plaque 6. The door is limited to piercing: the threshold steps out of the hole 7. Bury 8.
There is no shortcut or secret to reach the peak in any academic field. Only studying hard is the only way out. Hard work pays off, so much training and long-term persistence are commendable.
As the saying goes, "No pains, no gains", the more you sweat, the greater the gains, the better. Baidu encyclopedia-both wisdom and courage.
5. Zhiyong retired from the tomb. Yong Gong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied books for many years. After that, there were ten bald urns, and each urn counted stones.
People who come to look for books and ask for names, like this city, live only in holes and are wrapped in iron leaves. People call it "iron gate limit". Later, it was written in characters (y √), numbered "Hui Bi Bury (zhǒng)".
Zhiyong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied calligraphy for many years. After that, more than a dozen jars with broken brush heads were put in, and each jar contained several stones (so heavy). There are as many people who want ink and (he) to write a plaque as there are noisy markets.
Because of this, the threshold of the place where (he) lives was stepped out of the hole, so (he) wrapped the threshold with iron sheet, which is called "iron threshold". Later (Zhiyong) buried all the pens and called it "the tomb of returning pens."
This story tells us a truth: you need to study hard to have a chance of success. There is no shortcut or secret to reach the peak in any academic field. Only studying hard is the only way out.
Hard work pays off, so much training and long-term persistence are commendable. As the saying goes, "No pains, no gains", the more you sweat, the greater the gains, the better.
6. Translation of the classical Chinese "Pen Tomb"
Yong Gong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied books for many years. Then there are ten jars of Logger Vick, each counting stones. People come to look for books, and those who ask for them are like the market. The residence is limited to piercing holes, but they are all wrapped in iron leaves, which is called "iron gate limit". Later, it was taken out of the pen and numbered as "Returning the Tomb".
-Excerpt from Book Break
To annotate ...
1. Yong Gong: Zhi Yong, a calligrapher in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
2. Xing Wu: In today's Huzhou, Zhejiang.
3. Accumulated years: many years.
4. book: writing.
5. Bald pen head: bad brush head.
6. Stone: ancient unit of weight, about 120 Jin.
7. Looking for books: looking for writing.
8. Title: Writing.
9 forehead: plaque.
10. Household limit: threshold.
1 1. For this reason.
12. Punch: trample.
13. Iron leaf: iron sheet.
14. Bury (y).
No. 15: weighing.
translate
Zhiyong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied calligraphy for many years. Later, there were ten jars with broken brush heads, and each jar contained several stones (so heavy). Many people came to beg for ink to write a plaque, and the threshold of the place where they lived was stepped out of the hole, so they wrapped the threshold with iron and called it "iron threshold". After burying the pen, it is called "returning the pen to the grave".
7. Zhiyong retired from the tomb and walked into the classical Chinese text to explain the original text of Zhiyong retired from the tomb. Yong Gong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied books for many years. Then there are ten jars of Logger Vick, and each jar counts stones.
People who come to look for books and ask for names are all like city people. The households who live in them are limited to piercing holes and wrapped in iron leaves. People call them "iron gates". Later, it was written in words, numbered "Returning the Tomb".
Note 1, Yong Gong: wisdom and courage; Gong, a polite address for people. He was a famous calligrapher during the period of Chen Sui.
2. Xing Wu: Ancient place name, now Huzhou, Zhejiang. 3. Accumulated years: many years.
4, bald head: a bad brush head. 5. Urn: (wèng) a pot-bellied container.
6. Stone (Dan): the old unit of weight. (One stone is equivalent to 60kg)7. Beg.
8, book: ink (also can be used as "calligraphy"), word. 9. Title: Write a plaque.
Amount; A plaque. 10, the door is only through the hole: the threshold is stepped out of the hole.
Caves: caves. 1 1. Market: a lively market.
Idiom crowded. 12, iron leaf: iron sheet.
13, with: use. 14. Bury: (y).
15, number: call, noun as verb. Zhiyong lived in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu and studied calligraphy for many years. After that, more than a dozen cans with broken brush heads were put in, each with several stones (heavy).
There are as many people who want ink and (he) to write a plaque as there are noisy markets. Because of this, the threshold of the place where (he) lives was stepped out of the hole, so (he) wrapped the threshold with iron sheet, which is called "iron threshold".
Later (Zhiyong) buried all the pens and called it "the tomb of returning pens."