Source: Dai Sheng's Book of Rites in the Western Han Dynasty: "Walking in the rural road, abandoning the middle road, forgetting the old age, I don't know that the years are not enough, the sky has fruit, and then it has died."
Make an effort to make an effort: make up your mind to work hard; Figure: seeking. Determined to strive for prosperity.
Source: Lao She's pass the parcel XVII: "The angrier you are, the more difficulties you encounter. You have to make up your mind to overcome all difficulties, or you will accomplish nothing. "
Strive hard, not afraid of difficulties, and persist in heroic struggle.
Source: Tao Zhu's Great Ideal: "We have to go through a long and arduous struggle before we can transition to a capitalist society."
Strive for the upper reaches: the upper reaches of rivers are metaphors of advanced status. Strive hard, strive for advanced and then advanced.
Source: Yi's "Ou Bei Shi Hua Gu Wu": "Therefore, smart people refuse to give up violence and strive for the upper reaches, and their spirit comes first."
"Great responsibility" means great responsibility and long-term struggle. Use "a long way to go."
Source: "The preface to the Empress of the Later Han Dynasty": "The road is long and Xiu Yuan is awkward, so I am deeply troubled."
A long way to go: burden; Road: journey. The burden is heavy and the road is long. Metaphor is a great responsibility and requires long-term struggle.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Taber: "Scholars have a long way to go to strive for self-improvement. Isn't it important to think that benevolence is your responsibility? Isn't it far after death? "
After death, it is over: stop. Don't stop until you die Describe a lifelong struggle to fulfill a responsibility.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Taber: "Scholars have a long way to go to strive for self-improvement. Isn't it important to think that benevolence is your responsibility? Isn't it far after death? "
Only when the pine and cypress wither in the cold winter do we know that the pine and cypress are evergreen. It is a metaphor for people with lofty ideals to struggle to the end in a difficult and dangerous environment.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "When the cold comes and the summer goes, you will know that the pine and cypress are withered."
It is better to fill the sea with sand than with stones. Metaphor to achieve the established goal, stick to it.
Filling the sea with stones is a metaphor for achieving a set goal and struggling to the end with perseverance.
Source: Shan Hai Jing Bei Shan Jing: "The daughter of Emperor Yan is called a girl. The girl drowned while swimming in the East China Sea, so she was Jingwei. She often drowned in the East China Sea with the title of wood and stone in Xishan. "
Self-improvement: strive for progress on your own; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.
Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."
A thousand days of firewood is a metaphor for persistent struggle, once it is successful. It is also a metaphor for accumulation at ordinary times and consumption at one time. The same as "burning a thousand days of firewood a day."
Burn out a thousand days of firewood in one day (1) metaphor persistent struggle, a success. (2) metaphor accumulation at ordinary times, a flower. Also known as "a thousand days of firewood, a day of burning."
2. Struggle four-word idioms Idioms about struggle: I try my best to work hard, strive for self-improvement, forget all about eating and sleeping, persevere, work hard, hang on to the beam, smell the chicken dancing, study hard and practice hard, burn incense until I die, and then work hard or struggle to death for a certain purpose in life.
Source: Dai Sheng's Book of Rites in the Western Han Dynasty: "Walking in the rural road, abandoning the middle road, forgetting the old age, I don't know that the years are not enough, the sky has fruit, and then it has died." Make an effort to make an effort: make up your mind to work hard; Figure: seeking.
Determined to strive for prosperity. Source: Lao She's pass the parcel XVII: "The angrier you are, the more difficulties you encounter.
You must make up your mind to overcome all difficulties, or you will accomplish nothing. "Hard work is not afraid of difficulties and hardships, and we persist in heroic struggle.
Source: Tao Zhu's Great Ideal: "We have to go through a long and arduous struggle before we can transition to a capitalist society." Strive for the upper reaches: the upper reaches of rivers are metaphors of advanced status.
Strive hard, strive for advanced and then advanced. Source: Yi's "Ou Bei Shi Hua Gu Wu": "Therefore, smart people refuse to give up violence and strive for the upper reaches, and their spirit comes first."
"Great responsibility" means great responsibility and long-term struggle. Use "a long way to go."
Source: "The preface to the Empress of the Later Han Dynasty": "The road is long and Xiu Yuan is awkward, so I am deeply troubled." A long way to go: burden; Road: journey.
The burden is heavy and the road is long. Metaphor is a great responsibility and requires long-term struggle.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Taber: "Scholars have a long way to go to strive for self-improvement. Isn't it important to think that benevolence is your responsibility? Isn't it far after death? " After death, it is over: stop.
Don't stop until you die Describe a lifelong struggle to fulfill a responsibility.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Taber: "Scholars have a long way to go to strive for self-improvement. Isn't it important to think that benevolence is your responsibility? Isn't it far after death? " Only when the pine and cypress wither in the cold winter do we know that the pine and cypress are evergreen.
It is a metaphor for people with lofty ideals to struggle to the end in a difficult and dangerous environment. Source: The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "When the cold comes and the summer goes, you will know that the pine and cypress are withered."
It is better to fill the sea with sand than with stones. Metaphor to achieve the established goal, stick to it.
Filling the sea with stones is a metaphor for achieving a set goal and struggling to the end with perseverance. Source: Shan Hai Jing Bei Shan Jing: "The daughter of Emperor Yan is called a girl.
The girl drowned while swimming in the East China Sea, so she was Jingwei. She often holds the title of Xishan Wood and Stone, so that she is trapped in the East China Sea. Self-improvement: strive for progress on your own; Interest: Stop.
Strive for progress consciously and never relax. Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."
A thousand days of firewood is a metaphor for persistent struggle, once it is successful. It is also a metaphor for accumulation at ordinary times and consumption at one time.
The same as "burning a thousand days of firewood a day." Burn out a thousand days of firewood in one day (1) metaphor persistent struggle, a success.
(2) metaphor accumulation at ordinary times, a flower. Also known as "a thousand days of firewood, a day of burning."
One heart and one mind: it is to work wholeheartedly for the same goal. Unique, unparalleled.
Refers to trying to get ahead. Bless and encourage: encourage: work hard.
Strive for more blessings. It is often used to persuade or congratulate others.
Qi Xin's joint efforts: We have the same understanding and work together. Self-improvement: self-improvement: self-improvement; Interest: Stop.
Strive for progress consciously and never relax. Drops of water wear through stones: water keeps dripping, and stones can also wear through stones.
Metaphor as long as you have perseverance and keep working hard, things will succeed. Learning is like climbing a mountain: learning is like climbing a mountain.
Metaphor is to climb hard and gradually improve. Everything Dont Ask For Help: refers to doing things only by your own efforts and not relying on others.
Bite the root: describe trying to overcome difficulties, persevere patiently, and not change the established intention. Good or bad depends on oneself: the success or failure of a thing is determined by the subjective efforts of the parties concerned.
Nothing: efforts and hopes are completely lost. Iron pestle grinding needle: iron pestle: iron bar.
Iron bars are ground into embroidery needles. Metaphor as long as you have perseverance and are willing to work hard, you can succeed in anything.
In Buddhism, it means that although one's road and cultivation are deep, he still needs to practice and improve. Metaphor has reached a high level, but it is still not satisfied, and further efforts are needed.
Diligence: Diligent, single-minded, unwilling to stop. Service Tian Li: Service: Engaged in; 30: Harvest the grain.
Refers to efforts to engage in agricultural production. Knowing grass without roots: a metaphor for people's achievements by their own efforts without any help.
Nine into success: turn: circulation into China. Originally Taoist, it refers to nine turns to elixir.
Later, it is often compared to success after long-term unremitting efforts. Survive: struggling to survive in extremely dangerous situations.
Make an angry effort: make an angry effort: make up your mind to work hard; Figure: seeking. Determined to strive for prosperity.
Concentric Ye Li: Unite as one and work together. With "Qi Xin together".
Forgetting to eat in anger: studying or working hard or even forgetting to eat. Describe being very diligent.
Go all out: a metaphor for a person or a unit to work hard. One heart and one mind: We all work for a common goal.
Grind an iron pestle into a needle: pestle: a stick used to beat rice or clothes. Grind the iron bar into fine needles.
Metaphor as long as you have perseverance and are willing to work hard, you can succeed in anything. Nine-turn pill formation: turn: cyclic change; Maru: refers to the elixir.
Taoist language refers to nine turns of alchemy. Later, it is often compared to success after long-term unremitting efforts.
3. What idioms describe "working hard for your dreams" are: go all out, cut through thorns, forget to eat and sleep, and be tireless?
Smell the chicken and dance, strive for the upper reaches, work hard and strive for self-improvement
Make great efforts to govern, aim high, forge ahead with rapids and forge ahead bravely.
go to all lengths
Interpretation: Go: Go. Go all out.
example sentence
Don't pity your own strength, and strive to be the first.
Sincerely, deeply cultivate the market, go all out and clap your hands.
As long as it concerns the international people's livelihood, I will do my best and go all out.
On the endless battlefield, thousands of troops and horses went all out to kill each other.
Standard, and then go all out to win the battle of building a city.
Crossing thorns: [pρjρng zhγn jí]
Interpretation: It is a metaphor to remove obstacles and overcome many difficulties in the process of starting a business or on the way forward.
example sentence
In the past, this state has made great efforts to reform the American government.
Only by our own efforts, through thorns and thorns, will we be firm in our life.
The expedition of the Grand Canyon is marching forward bravely.
In reincarnation, my persistent pursuit, I cut through thorns all the way.
This is the belief that I want to sow!
Work hard: [fèn fā tú qiáng]
Interpretation: Figure: Seeking. Cheer up and be strong.
example sentence
At present, the national disaster is present, and the people of the whole country should help each other in the same boat and work hard.
Young people have to work hard, how can they feel at ease and not make progress?
You can't muddle along at work, you should be proactive and strive for strength.
Mediocre people muddle along, and ambitious people try to innovate.
Smell the chicken dancing: [incarnation]
Interpretation: Get up and dance the sword when you hear the cock crow. Metaphor after aspiring to serve the country, the people rise in time.
example sentence
Zu Ti heard of the phoenix dance, and later made great achievements, and finally became a pillar of the country.
Smell the chicken dancing and dream, drunk and watch the sword dust fall into the rivers and lakes.
Look at his momentum, even Zu Ti, who smells the chicken dancing, will sigh happily!
Liu Kun and Zu Ti "smell the chicken and dance" together, which can be called "peerless double jiao".
Self-improvement: [zi Qiang bùxī]
Interpretation: self-improvement: strive for progress on your own; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.
example sentence
On the position of "self-improvement" and "respecting morality and carrying things" in the national spirit.
Morality, self-improvement, self-challenge and success.
We should learn from Lao Wang's spirit of self-improvement and never give up on ourselves.
He adheres to the principle of easy before difficult and always strives for self-improvement.
4. Idioms and famous sayings about ideal struggle: cross the rubicon, rest on its laurels, be ambitious, go ahead, go forward, work hard, do nothing, strive for self-improvement, work hard, and reward hard work in heaven.
Famous saying:
1. Being accused of doing good deeds and persisting, this is the true nature of a struggler. -Balzac
Only such a person deserves life and freedom, if he struggles for it every day. -Goethe
Only through hard struggle can a person achieve something. -Andersen
If you want to succeed in everything, you must pay the price: struggle. Emerson
Pursuing truth and knowledge and striving for it is one of the highest qualities of human beings. -Einstein
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