There are many poems to encourage learning in the history of Chinese literature. These poems to encourage learning are profound and philosophical, and still have the power to inspire life and inspire people to make progress.
"The first poem in the book is: "I am already deep in spring when I am reading, and every inch of time is worth every inch of gold. It is not the Taoist who guides me, but Zhou Qing and Confucius are pursuing." These two poems warn people: life is limited, and the sea of ??learning is boundless. Reading and learning must be Cherish the time.
Yan Zhenqing, a famous calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in "Encouraging Learning": "The lights are on at three o'clock and the chickens are on at five o'clock, which is when men study. Black hair does not know how to study early, and white heads regret studying late." He warned people to Cherish your time, study diligently, and don't miss the great time of studying.
Zhu Xi's "Poetry to Encourage Learning" of the Song Dynasty: "It is easy for a young man to learn, but it is difficult to succeed, and an inch of time cannot be taken lightly. Before I realize the dream of spring grass in the pond, the phoenix leaves in front of the steps have already sounded the sound of autumn." Time flies, and young people grow old easily. Studying is hard to achieve, so you must seize the time and don't let go even if it is an inch of time.
Du Xunhe, a poet of the late Tang Dynasty, wrote in "Living in Leisure and Calligraphy": "The shadows of bamboos outside the window shake on the desk, and the sound of wild springs enters the inkstone pool. Young people's hard work will eventually lead to success, so don't waste time and effort." Studying must be diligent and hard-working.
Xiao Luan, a poet of the Qing Dynasty, wrote "Reading and Writing": "If you don't read for a day, you will have no good ideas. If you don't read for a month, your ears and eyes will lose their clarity." He advised people to love reading and learning. , and be able to work tirelessly and persevere.
"Spring" from Xiong Boyi's poem "Reading Songs for Four Seasons" in the Republic of China: "Reading in spring brings long interest, sharpening one's inkstone, and the fragrance of flowers. It is not advisable to be lazy in reading and studying, the world, the sun and the moon are busier than people. The song of Yanyu orioles Hope to understand, Tao Hong Li Bai writes an article. "Spring is a great time for reading and studying. "It is not advisable to be lazy when studying and studying" but to be diligent.
"Enjoyment is enough, knowledge is never enough." I hope we can all be inspired and gain insights from the ancients' "Poems to Encourage Learning." Let us continue to learn, pursue life-long pursuit, use knowledge as a weapon, and let learning accompany the journey of life.