Lv Meng was a general of the State of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. He has made great contributions many times, but he doesn't like reading. So Sun Quan said to Lv Meng, "You are a general now, and the burden on your shoulders is very heavy. You must read more books and study more. " Lumeng began to read. Slowly, he found many things in the book that he didn't know before. On one occasion, he read the story that Sun Bin lured Pang Juan to underestimate his enemy by "cutting the stove" and finally defeated Pang Juan, which was an eye-opener. As a result, Lv Meng gradually fell in love with reading. When he was busy with military affairs, he plunged into the pile of books and eagerly read ancient art of war and history books. A few years later, Monroe's military ability has been greatly improved. Sun Quan was very happy, so he appointed Lu Meng as the viceroy to command the national army.
2. Che Yin yeast reads at night.
Che Yin was a famous minister in Jin Dynasty, who was famous for his erudition. He has been diligent and studious since childhood, but his family is extremely poor, and sometimes he can't even afford to buy oil for lighting. In this way, Che Yin can't study at night, so he is very upset.
One summer night, Che Yin was bored sitting outside enjoying the cool. At this time, fireflies flying in the grass caught his attention. Those bugs twinkle like lights! He quickly found a small pocket made of white gauze and caught dozens of fireflies in one breath and put them in his pocket. Isn't the light from so many bugs just a small lamp? Che Yin took this "lamp" and went into the room to study happily. In this way, after years of hard study, Che Yin finally became a learned man.
Sun Kangying is studying in the snow.
Sun Kang, a native of Jin Dynasty, was smart and studious since childhood, but his family was poor and he had no chance to go to school. So, he began to study in the evening, but when reading at night, he ordered an oil lamp. Usually, reading a book for one night requires an oil lamp, which is beyond the family conditions in Sun Kang at that time. You can't study as soon as it gets dark. Especially in winter, when the nights are long, he sometimes toss and turn for a long time, making it difficult to sleep. There is really no choice but to read more books during the day and recite silently in bed at night.
One winter, the weather was very cold, and it snowed heavily at both ends for three days. One winter night, Sun Kang curled up on the bed wrapped in a thin quilt, and the north wind recited at the window. Behind him, he suddenly found the window getting brighter and brighter. He even suspected that it was time to bask in the sun. He went out wearing clothes. It snowed heavily. It was snow that lit up the window. Sun Kang thought: Since snow can illuminate the window, you can certainly read in the snow. Thinking of this, he picked up the book and ran outside, squatting on the snow alone, reading by the weak light reflected by the snow. My hands and feet were frozen, so I got up and ran to rub them.
From then on, Sun Kang no longer worried about the lack of lamp oil. Throughout the winter, he studied day and night, neither afraid of the cold nor tired, and often read the cock crow. Even if the north wind cries and the water drops into ice, he never stops. Many things happen. Sun Kang finally got rid of poverty and became a prestigious scholar.
4. Tang Ruxun studies hard.
Tang Ruxun was from the Ming Dynasty. He was smart and cute when he was a child. Who knows, at the age of five, he unfortunately got smallpox, which made Tang Ruxun's world lose its light.
He can no longer see the beautiful scenery outside and the smiles on his friends' faces.
, also can't see their loved ones. He was in great pain. But as he grew older, he gradually adapted to the days without light and began to face life positively.
When the two brothers were in class, Tang Ruxun listened carefully and remembered carefully. Although he is very strong, he will encounter difficulties in the process of learning. Because he can't see, he often has to work much harder than others. Sometimes, the text is so long that he can't remember what Mr. Wang said with his ears at all, so he has to learn from the ancients to remember with knots. He also likes poetry, because the artistic conception depicted in poetry can be appreciated without eyes. After unremitting efforts, Tang Ruxun finally became a famous scholar and poet in Ming Dynasty.
5. Li Yuan's Crying Theory
Li Yuan was wei ren in the Three Kingdoms period. His father died when he was very young, which made the already poor family more difficult. Liyuan is a curious child, but it is difficult to solve the problem of food and clothing at home, let alone give him money to study!
There is a private school near his home, and the sound of reading can be heard every day. One day, he passed by the door of a private school. When he thought of studying, his nose ached and he couldn't help crying. Hearing his crying, Mr. Xue came over and asked him what was wrong. Li Yuan sobbed and said, "I really envy those children who can read. I was poor at home and couldn't afford to read. I was very sad and began to cry. " Hearing this, Mr. Xue found it difficult to find a child as eager to learn as Li Yuan, so he said to him, "Son, if you really want to learn, come to me, and I won't charge you tuition." Hearing this, Li Yuan was so excited that he didn't know what to say. He thanked the old man again and again.
Li Yuan is both talented and diligent. What other children can learn in a few years takes only half a year to learn. He cherishes hard-won learning opportunities and uses all available time to acquire knowledge. After growing up, Li Yuan still loves reading and often goes to various places to learn from teachers. Later, his knowledge increased day by day, and more people came to learn from him.
6. Jia Kui stole from the school fence.
Jia Kui, a famous scholar in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was brilliant since he was a child. He likes reading very much, but he can't go to school because his family is poor. One day, my sister was playing with Jia Kui, and the voice of the old man giving a lecture to the students came from the opposite school. My sister had a brainwave and quietly took Jia Kui to school, hoping that my brother would eavesdrop outside the school. There is a fence outside the school. When Jia Kui was young, her sister picked him up and stood outside the fence to listen. After returning home, Jia Kui Jr. wrote down what he had learned on his own wood chips with borrowed pen and ink, and reviewed it repeatedly. What he didn't understand, he also wrote it down on the wood chips and took the initiative to ask others. In this way, when Jia Kui was in his teens, he became a famous gentleman in the village.
7. Wang Chong reads widely.
Wang Chong was a famous thinker and philosopher in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He likes reading since he was a child. However, his family is very poor and has no money to buy books at all. Wang Chong regards the bookstore in the market as his study, where he studies tirelessly every day. Whether it is hot summer or cold winter, Chong Wang comes to the bookstore early every day and picks up the books he wants to read. As soon as he opened the book, it seemed as if he had forgotten everything, nodding, smiling and frowning. After reading the books in this bookstore, he went to another bookstore to read. Over the past few years, he has read almost all the books in the bookstore on the market and accumulated a lot of knowledge. Later, it took Wang Chong more than 30 years to complete his masterpiece Lun Heng.
8. study hard.
Gu was a great scholar in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. He is a famous Confucian scholar, who has profound attainments in Confucian classics, history, phonology and poetry. Gu studied hard since childhood and took his study very seriously. When he grew up, whenever he went out to travel, he used horses or mules to carry heavy books, so as to truly "read thousands of books and travel on Wan Li Road".
During his travels, Gu also attached great importance to the collection and collation of first-hand information. If he goes to a place and finds that the geography, customs and customs there are different from what he knew before, he will open relevant books to check and correct them. In this way, Gu studied hard and finally accumulated a wealth of knowledge. Gu, with his tireless spirit of exploration, has made extraordinary achievements in many academic fields and opened a simple style of study.
9. Opening books is good for Zhao Guangyi.
Song Taizong Zhao Guangyi was a clever and capable emperor. As a teenager, he worked in Su Weijun under the command of Song Taizu. Because he experienced frequent wars and understood the sufferings of the people, he reorganized his official administration and platform after he succeeded to the throne, so that the people could live and work in peace and the world was peaceful, so he was called a wise king by later generations.
It is worth mentioning that Zhao Guangyi's accession to the throne, known as a "saint", has become a mystery in history. According to the tradition of feudal society, Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin should pass on the throne to his son, but he passed it on to his younger brother Zhao Guangyi, which was really unexpected.
According to records, on October 20th, the first year of Song Taizong Taiping Xingguo (AD 976), Zhao Kuangyin called his brother Zhao Guangyi into the palace to drink. At that time, Zhao Kuangyin was in good health and felt a little uncomfortable after drinking, so he lay down to rest.
Zhao Guangyi told everyone to leave and take care of his brother. Outsiders can only see what Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Guangyi said from a distance, and then the candlelight shook, as if Zhao Guangyi had left the meeting and retreated. Then they heard the sound of an iron axe poking the ground, and Zhao Kuangyin said loudly, "Work hard."
At dawn, Zhao Guangyi quickly called someone and told him that Zhao Kuangyin had passed away.
After dawn, Zhao Guangyi acceded to the throne in front of the coffin and returned to peace and rejuvenating the country. Because there is no third person present, there has been a legend that Zhao Guangyi's brother ascended the throne, but it can't be confirmed.
Although people have doubts about the way Zhao Guangyi gained political power, we have to admit that Zhao Guangyi in history was indeed a successful emperor.
In the second year of Taiping rejuvenating the country (AD 977), fourteen people, including the Prime Minister, were ordered to compile three books, namely, Tai Ping Guang Ji, Tai Ping Lan and Wen Yuan, which made great contributions to the inheritance and development of Chinese culture.
Taiping Magnolia was originally named Taiping Bian Lan. After the book was edited, it was presented to Song Taizong for review. Song Taizong attached great importance to it and read it carefully. He stipulated that he should read three volumes of books every day. If he doesn't finish the plan because of busy government affairs, he must make up for it the next day. At that time, some ministers thought it was too hard for the emperor to study so hard, so they advised him to slow down his plan and watch less every day. Song Taizong said with a smile, "As long as you open the book, you will gain something. I don't feel hard! "
It took Song Taizong about a year to read the whole book. Because it was read by the emperor himself during the years of Taiping and Xingguo, this book is also called Taiping Magnolia.
Lu Wenshu edited the book.
Lu Wenshu was a native of the Western Han Dynasty. When he was a child, his family was poor and lived by herding sheep. He is very ambitious. Although he can't afford books, he often borrows books from others. Books that can be borrowed are always returned. Lu Wenshu often thought: If only I could have a book and read it while herding sheep. One day, when Lu Wenshu was herding sheep, he happened to find that cattail leaves were very wide. He had a brainwave and thought, the leaves of cattail are so wide. If you weave them into mats, you can write and copy books on them. Therefore, Lu Wenzhong mowed the grass and knitted the seats while herding sheep, and then copied the borrowed books on the knitted seats. In this way, he accumulated a lot of knowledge and eventually became a famous judge in the Western Han Dynasty.