1. What are the four-character idioms that describe reading and learning?
1. Hanging beam bone-piercing [xuán liáng cì gǔ]: tie his head with a rope or other sling to fix it on A position in space that does not allow free movement due to sleepiness. "Liang" refers to the beam of the house, and "gu" means thigh in ancient times, so it is called "gu". Describes studying hard.
2. Firefly in the bag reflects the snow [náng yíng yìng xuě]: It turns out that Che Yin used fireflies in his pockets to illuminate the books, and Sun Kang used the reflection of the snow to study diligently. Later, it was described as studying hard.
3. Chiseling through the wall to steal the light [záo bì tōu guāng]: Originally refers to Kuang Heng in the Western Han Dynasty who chiseled through the wall to allow his neighbors to read by candlelight. Later it was used to describe a poor family who studied hard.
4. Yingyue Reading [yìng yuè dú shū]: Use moonlight to illuminate reading. Describes a poor family, diligent study.
5. Yingxue Reading [yìng xuě dú shū]: Use the reflection of snow to read. Describes studying hard.
2. Four-character words describing reading
Reading behind closed doors Reading at home behind closed doors.
Describes immersing oneself in studying hard. Spring chanting and summer string refer to different learning methods according to the seasons. Later, it generally refers to reading and studying. Reading a hundred times, its meaning is self-evident. See: appear.
After reading it hundreds of times, you will naturally understand the meaning of the book. It means that a book must be read thoroughly to truly understand it. Reading breaks through ten thousand volumes. Break: breakthrough; volume: number of books.
Describes a person who reads a lot and is knowledgeable. Standing book kitchen refers to a person who reads a lot and is knowledgeable. A scholar with horns refers to a person who studies diligently. Looking for something in a dark room means looking for something in a room without light. It is a metaphor for reading without understanding the key points, and it is difficult to achieve results.
Reading behind closed doors: Close the door and immerse yourself in reading at home. Well-read: Extensive.
Read a wide range of books. Describes reading a lot.
Chao Jing and Mu Shi Jing: refers to books regarded as classics in the old days; Shi: refers to historical books. Read scriptures and history all day long.
Describes diligent study. To guide light through the wall: to penetrate; to guide: to introduce.
Cut through the wall and introduce candlelight. Describes the poor family studying hard.
The meaning of "Da Pu is not finished" means that the jade has lost its natural shape once it has been carved. In the old days, it was a metaphor that a scholar became an official and lost his original ambition.
A basket of food and a scoop of drink. Describes the noble life of scholars who are content with poverty.
Study three times to describe reading very seriously. Sighing at the end of the book. Stop reading because you feel something.
Burning paste to succeed the sundial: paste: grease, refers to lamps and candles; succeed: continue, succeed; sundial: sunlight. Light the oil lamp and let in the sunlight.
Describe working or studying diligently. Carrying five carts in one's belly is a metaphor for reading a lot and being knowledgeable.
无码不卡 means being able to read or memorize fluently and proficiently. Han Ying Zui Hua Zui: chew carefully, which is extended to body odor; Ying and Hua: here refers to the essence.
It is a metaphor for reading and absorbing its essence. Painting Di to teach children Di: reed.
Use reeds to calligraphy and painting on the ground to teach his son to read. Used to praise the mother for her good teaching of her children.
Opening a book is beneficial. Opening a book means reading; in some countries: it is beneficial. There are always benefits to reading.
Reading on the back of a horse or donkey. Later, it was mostly used to describe diligent study.
Langlang is catchy. Langlang: The sound of jade stones hitting each other is a metaphor for the loud sound of reading. Refers to proficiency in reading and speaking smoothly.
It also means that the diction is popular and easy to recite orally. Wear through the iron inkstone. Wear through the iron inkstone.
It is a metaphor for studying hard and having perseverance. Capsule Firefly Photo Book Capsule Fireflies: Put the fireflies in the bag.
Describes a poor family and diligent study. Read by the fireflies in the pocket. Put the fireflies in your pocket and read by the fireflies.
Describes a poor family and diligent study. Hanging a book by an ox's horns is a metaphor for diligent study.
Randi Reading Ran: The original character for "burn" means burning; Di: Plants such as reeds. Burn rice seeds as lamps and study hard.
Describes studying hard. Under the Window of Ten Years In the imperial examination era, scholars wanted to gain fame and immerse themselves in books all year round.
Describes ten years of studying hard behind closed doors. Ten lines of text can be read at a glance.
Describes reading very quickly. Ten years of hard work describes studying hard for many years.
Sun Kang Yingxue is a metaphor for studying very hard. Wei Bian Sanjue Wei Bian: Use cooked cowhide rope to connect the bamboo slips; San: an approximate number, indicating multiple times; Jue: broken.
The leather ropes connecting the bamboo slips were broken three times. It is a metaphor for studying diligently.
Five lines of text together. Read the five lines of text together. Describes a fast reading speed.
Search for chapters and excerpts. Search: to find; Chapter: chapters; and extract: excerpts. In the old days, scholars would search for excerpts of sentences from books and apply them when writing.
Refers to piling up ready-made words and sentences when writing, which lacks creativity. The five lines of text are read together.
Describes reading quickly. Xue Fu Wu Che Wu Che: refers to Wu Che Shu.
Describes reading a lot and being knowledgeable. Yijie Scholar Yijie: One.
A self-proclaimed title for scholars in the old days or an elegant name for ordinary scholars. A basket and a ladle of food and a ladle of drink.
Describes the noble life of scholars who are content with poverty. Reading in the Snow Use the reflection of snow to read.
Describe studying hard. Lead awl to prick the thigh. Awl: awl; strand: thigh.
When he wanted to sleep while reading at night, he would prick his thigh with an awl to stay awake. Describes studying diligently and hard.
Farm during the day and recite at night. Farm during the day and read at night. It is a metaphor for studying diligently.
Zhejie Reading Zhejie: ??Change past interests and behaviors. Change old habits and study hard.
Chiseling through the wall to steal the light originally refers to Kuang Heng in the Western Han Dynasty who chiseled through the wall to allow his neighbors to read by candlelight. Later it was used to describe a poor family who studied hard.
Collecting Fireflies to Reflect the Snow Collecting Fireflies: Che Yin of the Jin Dynasty had a poor family when he was young, so he used fireflies in a bag to illuminate his studies in the summer; Yingxue: Sun Kang of the Jin Dynasty often read in the presence of snow in winter. Describes a poor family and diligent study.
Shining on the fireflies and reflecting on the snow. Using the light of fireflies and the reflection of white snow to read, to describe the spirit of studying hard. The rotten lips and teeth are a metaphor for reading and reciting extremely diligently. Read "Don't give up": willing to give up.
I can’t put it down when I am interested in reading. Jiu Xue Nang Ying Jiu Xue: Sun Kang Yingxue's reading in the Southern Dynasties.
Nang Ying: Che Yin of the Jin Dynasty put fireflies in his pocket and used the fluorescence to read. Describe studying hard.
Volume 2 of "Xijing Miscellaneous Notes" by Kuang Heng chiseling the wall: "Kuang Heng, courtesy name Zhigui. He studied diligently but had no candle, and his neighbor had a candle but did not catch it. Heng used the wall to attract its light and used his books to reflect the light. Read it."
Later, "Kuang Heng Chiseled the Wall" was used as an example of hard study. Generations of scholars have been in this family for generations.
Poetry and etiquette families are families who have been studying for generations and take traditional feudal ethics as their code of conduct. Shuduwuwuche means reading a lot and having rich knowledge.
The sound of reading is loud. Shutong Eryou means reading a lot and having rich and exquisite knowledge.
Eryou refers to Dayou Mountain and Xiaoyou Mountain. It is said that there are thousands of volumes of books in the stone caves on Xiaoyou Mountain. It is said that the people of Qin studied here and kept them.
See Volume 49 of "Taiping Yulan" quoted from "Jingzhou Ji" written by Shenghong of the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty. Later, this was used as a metaphor.
Five carts and belly hoods are a metaphor for reading a lot and being knowledgeable. The five elements are all down, which means reading quickly and quickly.
Xue Chuangyingji's "Selected Works·Ren Fang's "Recommending Scholars for Xiao Yangzhou" "Collecting Yingxue" Li Shan annotated and quoted from "Sun Shi Lu": "Sun Kang's family was poor, and he often Yingxue studied "Book of Jin: Biography of Che Yin": "The poor family does not often get oil, so in the summer months, they will hold dozens of fireflies in their bags to illuminate the book, day and night."
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Later, “the fireflies in the snow window” is used as a metaphor for studying hard. The fireflies in the snowy sky are a metaphor for studying hard regardless of the cold or heat.
Shaking the head and the head. Describes a person who is proud or enjoying himself.
It also describes the attitude of reading and reciting. Yingyue Reading uses moonlight to illuminate reading.
It describes people who come from a poor family and study hard. Excerpting sentences, searching for chapters, excerpting and searching for fragments of words and phrases from articles.
Refers to the inference that reading is limited to words. Zhendian Xiwen means to study diligently with classics as a companion.
A person who has classics on his pillow and a history book on his pillow describes someone who is devoted to reading.
3. Four-character words and sentences that describe serious study and hard study
Cantilevering beams to stab the buttocks, chiseling the wall to borrow light, tirelessly,
Holding the candle to the end and studying ancient times diligently, hanging books by the horns,
Fireflies in the bag reflect the snow, work hard and persevere,
Forget sleep and food, day and night. Be eager to learn and tirelessly,
Wei made three unique skills, listen to the chicken dancing and concentrate on it,
Concentrate, meticulous, concentrate,
Be tireless, persevere, persevere,
Persevere, persevere, persevere
Read a lot of books, suddenly become enlightened, and never tire of learning. Keep it in mind
Don’t be ashamed to ask questions, work tirelessly to master it step by step
Each expresses his or her own opinion and brainstorms to solve the problem without letting go of the book
The sound of books is audible. p> Reading over ten thousand volumes, reading for three days, reading for more than three years, then reciting the past for the present use
Swallowing jujubes and opening books is beneficial to the reputation of Luosunshan, learning from each other's strengths, complementing weaknesses, taking the essence and using it widely
Randi's reading has been thoroughly understood, and he has become a master and has been a slave for more than three years. Eaten alive
The sound of the book is eloquent and practice makes perfect. It seems that you understand but do not understand the source of the writings of the teacher of all ages
Don’t be ashamed to ask questions, study hard and practice hard, diligence can make up for your weakness,
Diligence will make up for your weakness, and you will study hard. Be tireless, sincere and eager to learn,
Be committed to learning, never tire of learning, learn and practice it from time to time,
Be dedicated to learning and be fond of the ancient times, learn a lot from a sudden study, and study behind closed doors,
Read with your buttocks stabbed, read with the snow reflected, read with the moon reflected,
Read with the saddle, read with the folds of the joints, read with the firefly in the bag,
Spend all your sleep and food, study hard, and study behind closed doors
As long as you work hard, an iron rod can be ground into a needle
Worthy of going to school, worthy of going to school, erudite and talented,
Erudite and well-read, well-educated, and stimulating to read
Unlearned and ignorant, unlearned and well-educated,
Talented and knowledgeable, but few talented and knowledgeable, both talented and well-educated,
Village scholastics, insects Bachelor of fish studies and wine fighting
Be diligent and eager to learn Taoism and the sea, and be tireless in learning.
Isolated in learning and illiterate, dedicated to learning the ancient times, devout and eager to learn
Dun Learning is exhausting, dull learning is exhausting, Mr. Taoism,
Dedicated and eager to learn, stop weaving to encourage students to study in a talented university,
A talented person has unique knowledge, a solitary student has fallen into disuse, a high-level bachelor,
Handan has learned a lot of Confucianism and Confucianism,
is diligent in learning, remembers the knowledge of questions, and has learned a lot.
Teaching and learning are mutually beneficial, and the origin of family learning is A person who is good at learning,
learns when he is tired, and does not learn when he is tired of oral and aural studies.
He is ignorant of learning, learns books near a pond, and is tireless in mechanics.
He is diligent in mechanics but eager to learn, and he is not interested in learning.
He is poor but not frugal in learning. Quxue Ashi,
Study diligently and ask questions, Quxuexingxing practices diligently and practice hard,
Be deceived and learn well, citizen literature, study old Confucianism,
Master's degree A master's degree in Confucianism, a master's degree in general Confucianism,
A scholar of eloquence, a scholar of literature, and a learner in vain
A bachelor of literati, a late-born student, a Wenzong academy,
Learn to learn, never tire of learning
Learn and practice from time to time, learn well and become an official, learn to be rich and talented,
Learning is not useful, learn to be rich, learn Chinese and Western knowledge,
There is no limit to the sea of ??learning, studying heaven and man, and learning more than a year.
If you imitate others, your talents will be shallow. If you don’t learn enough,
You are still afraid of losing. In other words, learning is like walking through a well, and learning is like climbing a mountain.
After learning, you will know your shortcomings; after teaching, you will be trapped
After learning, you will know your shortcomings.
, teach and then realize the difficulties,
If you can’t learn books, you can’t learn swords, and your skills are shallow,
If you learn books and swords, you will be a knowledgeable and impermanent teacher,
There is no end to learning, from the bottom to the top, to the new pupils,
Apply what you have learned and use it instead of what you have learned, learning in the family,
Parrots imitate words, parrots imitate words, learning makes you stupid
Young children learn to thrive, babbling, real talents and practical learning,
Teaching and learning 4. Four-character words about diligent study and hard study
Describing hard study Idioms:
To draw light through a wall, to stab one’s buttocks for reading, to embrace the ice when it’s cold in winter, and to hold fire when it’s hot in summer, to learn hard and learn hard, to learn hard all the time,
to attack bitterness and eat light food, to attack Eat hard and be frugal, scrape and temper hard, accumulate snow and pack fireflies, endure hardships and hardships,
gather fireflies to accumulate snow, gather fireflies to reflect the snow, be willing to share little, be hard-working, study hard, and keep chanting ,
Kuang Heng chiseled walls, studied books near the pond, worked hard, honed himself, honed and tempered, drove ten horses,
Study hard, practice hard, hone himself, for ten years Cold windows, ten years of sharpening swords, Sun Kang Yingxue, iron-faced spear teeth,
Lie down on firewood and taste gall, hold gall in your mouth and sit on the ice, attack the bitterness at night, stab the buttocks from the cantilever, the firefly mat in the snow, lead the cone to stab the buttocks,
Drink bile and taste blood, use logs to guard pillows, chisel walls to borrow light, pillows on Ge to taste bile, pillows on Ge to drink bile, strive hard and work hard, forget about food and sleep, keep hands on paper, race against time, stay up all night and night, chisel walls to borrow light. Following the cockcrow of the sundial, we rise and grind through the iron inkstone. We study hard and practice hard in the wind. The night bandits relax in the wind and sleep at night. There is no winter, no summer night clothes, no food, no tired of learning, and we are not tired of logs. Warning pillows. Children are not tired of learning. We are not tired of logs. Warning pillows. Seize the day and night, work tirelessly, sit and wait, race against time, keep hands on, study hard, eat hard, work hard, be lonely, read, work hard, work hard, sleep on salary, taste bile, hang beams, thorns, look up, read, reflect the moon, read, reflect snow, read, be brave and diligent, lead cones, thorns, gouge walls, steal light, fold, read Sitting on a salary with courage and concentration, not daring to look away. I don’t know the taste of meat. My eyes don’t peek into the garden. I listen with my ears. I focus my attention with all my heart. I hold my breath and focus with all my heart. I am dedicated. I have perseverance. I will persevere. I will continue to fill the sea. I will always be unswerving. Water drops and rocks can penetrate the world. Nothing is difficult. I’m afraid of those who are willing to do it. 5 .Idioms describing reading and learning
Meticulous, full of concentration, sleepless nights, forgetting to eat, dedicated, tireless, single-minded, hanging beams, piercing bones, chiseling walls, stealing light, fireflies reflecting in the snow, smelling chickens dancing, concentrating, holding candles, daidan, hanging books by horns, striving to persevere, staying up all night, working day and night, studious, tireless, Wei Bian Sanjue, tireless Perseverance, perseverance, dripping water through the stone, reading a lot of books, suddenly enlightened, learning without being tired, not being ashamed to ask, step by step, integrating erudition, remembering each one, expressing one's opinions, brainstorming, and never letting go. Swallowing jujubes to open the book is beneficial to fame. Luosunshan learns from strong points, complements shortcomings and extracts essence. Use Hongrandi to read and comprehend. He has been studying for more than three years. He has swallowed books alive. Practice makes perfect. He seems to understand but does not understand. I am a teacher of all ages. I am not ashamed to learn from my subordinates. I will study hard and practice diligently. Be eager to learn and be worthy of studying. Diligent work can make up for your lagging skills. Read in the closed door. Read in the buttocks. Read in the snow. Read in the moon. Read in the moon. Read in the saddle. Read in the fold. Reading pouch. Fireflies in the book. Forget about sleep and food. As long as you work hard enough, grind the iron rod into a needle. Be erudite and well-read. Be knowledgeable and good. Read in the buttocks. Learn and learn at the same time, do not learn, have no skills, do not learn, have no knowledge, well-educated people, long-talented people, rich in learning, poor in learning, shallow in learning, and excellent in learning. Village scholar, language, insect, fish, fight, drink, bachelor, Daoshan, Xuehai, alone in learning, ill-informed. Solitary study, fall of Xu, Gaozhai, bachelor, Handan, learn to walk, master of Confucianism, master of Confucianism, great scholar, eager to learn, never tire of learning, remember to ask, learn great, learn from Hongsheng, teach each other, family, origin, merit, learner is poor, learn orally, learn, be poor, do not learn, learn with money, learn little. Linchi is tireless in studying calligraphy and mechanics, diligent in practice, agile and eager to learn, poor in learning, poor in learning, thrifty in learning, and excellent in both character and academics.
Quan Cai Mo Xue, Qing Qi Bachelor, Qing Qian Bachelor, Qu Xue A Shi, diligent in learning and inquisitive, master's degree in Confucianism. 6. A four-character idiom describing reading:
Reading behind closed doors Reading at home behind closed doors. Describes immersing oneself in studying hard
Reading a hundred times, the meaning will be apparent. See: appear. After reading it hundreds of times, you will naturally understand the meaning of the book. It means that a book must be read thoroughly to truly understand it.
Reading over 10,000 volumes: breaking: breakthrough; volume: number of books. Describes reading a lot and being knowledgeable
Studying behind closed doors means immersing yourself in reading at home with the door closed.
To study hard means to study hard.
Study three times to describe reading very seriously.
Read more than three years: winter means more than the year, night means more than the day, and rain means more than the sunshine. It means that you should seize all your spare time to read good books.
Reading seeds refer to scholars who can inherit the past and connect the future in culture.
Reading on the back of a horse or donkey. Later, it was mostly used to describe diligent study.
Ran Di Reading Ran: The original character for "burn" means burning; Di: Plants such as reeds. Burn rice seeds as lamps and study hard. Describes studying hard.
Sanyu Reading Make full use of all your spare time to read.
Reading in the Snow Use the reflection of snow to read. Describes studying hard.
Zhejie Reading Zhejie: ??Change past interests and behaviors. Change old habits and study hard.
Reading time: gap. Metaphor Tips. Got the hang of reading. Describes reading as being able to find out tips and understand things by heart.
A scholarly gentleman was a person with ambition and knowledge in the past.
Ten years of study means long-term efforts in studies.
Reading in the Moonlight Use moonlight to illuminate your reading. Describes a poor family and diligent study.
Idiom (click to view detailed explanation) Explanation
Worthy of leaving school Shame: Ashamed. Don’t be ashamed to ask questions and learn from people of lower status with an open mind
A scholar with outstanding academic performance, a learned person
A learned person with great learning
Character learning Both: both. Excellent in both ideological and moral character and academic performance
Learned scholar: knowledgeable. Refers to a knowledgeable person.
Erudite and versatile. He has extensive knowledge and talents in many aspects.
Erudite: extensive. He is knowledgeable and knowledgeable.
Without learning, there is no skill. Learning: knowledge; skill: skills. It originally means that there is no knowledge and therefore no solution. Now it means having no knowledge or ability.
Talents and knowledge are shallow. Sparsity: shallow. Not very talented and not very knowledgeable (mostly used as a self-effacing expression).
Daoshan Xuehai Dao, Xue: knowledge. Knowledge is higher than the sky and deeper than the sea. Describes being knowledgeable.
Try one's tongue and imitate one's tongue. Tiaozui: Play with words. Refers to gossiping behind someone's back and stirring up trouble.
A bachelor of alcoholism refers to a scribe or famous minister who drinks a lot.
Effortless and eager to learn. Eunshi: down-to-earth and practical. Serious and down-to-earth, loving knowledge.
Be convinced and eager to learn Believe: Believe faithfully. It means having firm confidence in morality and career, being diligent in learning and inquiring.
Study diligently and tirelessly. Duxue: concentrate on learning; tired: tired. Be dedicated to learning and tireless.
Study hard and love ancient times. Study hard: concentrate on learning. Refers to studying ancient music books with concentration.
Cutting off the weaving to encourage study originally refers to the story of Leyangzi’s wife in the Eastern Han Dynasty who used to cut off the threads on the loom to satirize her husband not to give up studying midway. The latter metaphor is used to encourage learning.
Learn hard and learn hard. Foolish people can achieve success as long as they study hard.
Hongru and Shuoxue Hongru: a great Confucian; Shuoxue: a person with a lot of knowledge. Generally refers to a scholar with profound knowledge and profound attainments.
Handan Xuebu: Handan: the capital of Zhao State during the Warring States Period; Xuebu: learning to walk. It is a metaphor that if you fail to imitate others, you will forget what you originally knew.
Love to learn and tirelessly.
The study of memorizing questions is just the study of memorizing books to help with discussions or answer questions. Refers to the lack of comprehensive understanding of knowledge and lack of system.
The origin of family knowledge The transmission of family knowledge has roots.
Teaching and learning mutually influence and promote each other, and both are improved.
Oral and ear science refers to only knowing some superficial opinions about what comes out of the ears, but without real knowledge.
Learned and ill-informed refers to having little knowledge and little knowledge.
Being sleepy and not learning is sleepy: confused, not understanding. Confused and unable to understand but unwilling to learn.
Learn when you are sleepy. Sleepy: confused. Learn when you are confused.
Linchi Xueshu Lin: close to, next to. Refers to practicing calligraphy diligently.
Moxue Fushou refers to knowledge that has not been fundamentally studied and has only learned a little bit.
Study hard and practice hard. Study hard and train hard.
Master's degree and Confucianism Confucianism: refers to scholars. A scholar who is knowledgeable and knowledgeable.
Low learning and limited talent. Not very talented and not very knowledgeable (mostly used as a self-effacing expression).
He is a scholar of heaven and knows everything about heaven and human affairs. Describes profound knowledge.
Learn both Chinese and Western languages ??very well. He is very good at describing Chinese and foreign languages.
Babble describes the baby's babbling and imitating the way adults speak.
After learning, you will know your own shortcomings, and after teaching, you will know your shortcomings. After learning, you will know your shortcomings; after teaching, you will know your knowledge is poor.
7. Write four four-character idioms related to reading
The white-faced scholar, the white-faced scholar, eats with the book, reads behind closed doors, reads books behind closed doors, writes straightly, reads widely, and does not publish books
Read the big book, the special alchemy book, the white horse alchemy book, the iron Khitan book, the iron coupon, drop the book bag and read it a hundred times
The meaning of reading is self-evident and you have time to read
The gentleman who reads reads more than ten thousand volumes. After three days of reading, more than three years of reading, the seeds of reading are empty, the books are empty, the scholars are burnt, and the books are buried in the scholars.
The flying books are gone, the waste books are sighed, the books are burned, and the scholars are buried. Qiao brought books
Fox cries, fish books, yellow ears, jute and purple books, sent to wild geese, family letters worth tens of thousands of dollars, borrowing books and keeping true ones, all letters are worse than reading without books and saddles
Standing on the spot Bookcase, standing bookcase, two-legged bookcase, facing the pond, learning books, not knowing the books, not knowing the book bags, fireflies shining on the books, hanging books on ox horns
Scholars with ox horns floating around, books and swords exposing books, seeing bamboos, riding ox, reading Chinese books, abandoned books, swords, abandoned books, donations Swords, chess, calligraphy, painting, chimes and pens are difficult to write
It is difficult to write on chimes and bamboos. It is difficult to run out of bamboos. However, three years of reading is better than ten years of reading. Poems and books are published. Ten years of reading are known as rituals and books.
Literacy Knowledge of books and history is endless, history is endless, books are fragrant from generation to generation, books are in my hands, I can’t finish the words, I can’t finish the words, I can’t finish my meaning
I can’t put down the books, I read five carts of calligraphy and painting, Maoyou books are empty, my book bag is empty. There is no bottomless book, but there is a space. The scholar sees the sound of the book.
The sound of the book is loud. The two books are in the same text.
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A book stall is proud of a hundred cities. A book stall has a hundred cities. It is a gift. A disciple reads his father’s book. A disciple reads his father’s book. It is a coincidence that a weak scholar cannot become a scholar. It is difficult to send a book to a hometown.
Xuan Shicheng cannot learn to write.
Learning the sword is not enough, learning the book, learning the sword, Yan Jian, the scholar looks up to the room and writes books. The scholar uses books as his emperor
Yin Hao's book is empty, Ying Shuyan said, Ying Shuyan said, Ying Xue, Reading Ying Ying Yue Reading, holding books, a hundred cities, holding books, a bookcase with legs in the south
Bookcase with legs, fish paper, wild goose book, fish book, wild goose, silk fish book, wild goose post, fish book, wild goose letter, chiseled couplets, books, chiseled pillars, fetching books, folding sections for reading
Pillow on the scriptures, know the books, be close to the gift, write the books, stand up, talk about the books, stand up, say the books on the left, rest on the right, pictures on the left, books on the right, sitting in the book city