1. A poem that expresses participation in practical activities to accumulate composition materials
What you learn on paper will eventually become shallow, but you must know that this matter must be practiced: instructions, instructions. Zi Yu (yù ): Lu You’s youngest son. Knowledge: refers to reading and studying, and means to do knowledge. Yi: to reserve all efforts: to use all the strength, without any reservation, to spare no effort and to do everything. Shaoqiang: the teenage years. Kung Fu: (to do things) Time spent. Beginning: talent. Paper: book. End: end, after all. Jue: feeling, feeling. Shallow: superficial, shallow. Zhizhi: deep and thorough understanding. Xing: practice. Gong (gōng) Xing: personally Practice. Edit this poetic paragraph. The ancients spared no effort in learning, and it is only when they are young that they can achieve success with old age. What they have learned on paper will eventually become shallow, and they know that they have to do it. The ancients always tried their best to learn, and even so, they started from a young age. Only through hard work and continuous efforts can we achieve something until old age. The knowledge obtained from books is ultimately superficial. In the end, if we want to understand the essence of things or events, we must rely on personal practice.
2. A poem expressing participation in more practical activities to accumulate composition materials
What you learn on paper will eventually become shallow, but you will definitely know that you have to practice it
Instructions: instructions, instructions. Ziyu (yù ): Lu You’s youngest son. Knowledge: refers to reading and studying, and means to do knowledge. Yi: to reserve all efforts: to use all the strength, without any reservation, to spare no effort and to do everything. Shaoqiang: the teenage years. Kung Fu: (to do things) Time spent. Beginning: talent. Paper: book. End: end, after all. Jue: feeling, feeling. Shallow: superficial, shallow. Zhizhi: deep and thorough understanding. Xing: practice. Gong (gōng) Xing: personally Practice.
Edit the poetry of this paragraph
The ancients spared no effort in learning, and it is only when they are young that they can achieve success with old age. What is learned on paper will always feel shallow, and they must know that it must be done in detail. The ancients are the masters of learning. Even so, you have to work hard and work hard from a young age until you are old. The knowledge obtained from books is ultimately shallow. In the end, if you want to understand the essence of things or events, you must Rely on personal practice.