The ancient poems (full poems) about encouraging learning are as follows:
1. Poems of Encouraging Learning
Song: Zhu Xi
Young people are easy to learn when they are old, and
an inch of time cannot be wasted.
I didn't feel the dream of spring grass in the pond,
The leaves of the trees in front of the steps have sounded in autumn.
Poetry:
Life is easy to get old, but learning is hard to get success,
So every inch of time can't be easily let go.
Before I woke up from the spring scenery in this pond,
the leaves of the phoenix tree were fallen on the steps by the autumn wind.
"It's easy for a teenager to get old but difficult to learn, and an inch of time can't be wasted." It is a famous sentence of the poem and is often quoted by people. When I was a teenager, I had no burden, no distractions, good memory, quick knowledge and a solid grasp. Similarly, learning is a lifetime thing, and older people should live and learn, and they must not let time pass.
Second,
Two Poems of Bailudong No.1
Tang: Wang Zhenbai
I don't realize it's already spring, and
an inch of time is worth an inch of gold.
Taoist priests are not here to make people laugh.
Zhou Qing and Kong Si are pursuing it.
Poetry:
I don't realize that spring is almost over when I concentrate on reading.
Every inch of time is like an inch of gold.
If Taoist Bailudong hadn't come to amuse me,
I would still be in the thoughts of Confucius.
Bailudong is about 1 kilometers south of Wulaofeng Mountain, a tourist resort in Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, where the peaks converge into a ring. The mountain to the north is called Houping Mountain, the mountain to the west is called Zuoyi Mountain, and the mountain to the south is called Zhuo'er Mountain. The mountains are lush with green pines and bamboo, and the environment is quiet. A clear spring comes from Lingyun Peak and flows out at the intersection of Zuoyi Mountain and Zhuo'er Mountain. This is the famous Guanxiao Creek. From west to east, the stream flows circuitously to Bailu Cave, passes through the eastern gorge and pours into Poyang Lake.
Li Bo, a poet and minister in the Tang Dynasty, lived here in seclusion when he was young, studying and studying. Li Bo keeps a white deer to amuse himself. The white deer is very tame. He often goes out to visit and play with his master, and can also help him deliver letters and articles. Therefore, later generations call Li Bo Mr. White Deer, a famous deer, and White Deer Cave.
Wang Zhenbai was a famous poet in the late Tang Dynasty. He studied in Bailudong in his early years. This poem is about the poet's own reading life, and it is also a poem that cherishes time.