Poems describing hard work and high achievement.

On poems of merits and demerits 1. On Idioms of Rewarding Merits for Merits

Hard work and high pinyin: lá o kǔ g! Ng gā o synonym: boundless merit, fair competition, antonym: effort, futility. Description: I have made a lot of efforts, suffered a lot and contributed a lot.

Source: Sima Qian's Historical Records of Xiang Yu in the Western Han Dynasty: "Hard work and high achievements will not be rewarded by the marquis, but will be listened to in detail. Those who want to punish meritorious deeds die in Qin. " Idiom story At the end of Qin Dynasty, Liu Bang led an army to capture Xianyang and Qin Dou, and then stationed in Hanguguan. Xiang Yu was flustered when he heard that Liu Bang had captured Xianyang, and invited Liu Bang at the Hongmen banquet.

During the dinner, Xiang Zhuang danced sword to entertain and wanted to kill Liu Bang. Fan Kuai quickly drew his sword and said to Xiang Yu, "Pei Gong is waiting for the arrival of the king, but you want to kill such a diligent person. Haven't you sealed it yet?" .