Who has the full text of Wang Zhong's ode to the Wild Goose?

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During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, Shi Jincheng, a scholar from Yangzhou, wrote a collection of jokes entitled "Laugh Well". There is a fable in the book, which is called "Don't grind ink". It is said that there is a noble family whose handwriting is very good. On this day, he came back from the first children's exam in the county, and his father asked him to recite the articles he wrote during the exam. Rich children readily do as they are told, and they have a good command of words, incisive opinions and full of literary talent. He was so happy that his father shook his head, knowing that his son would be the first in the exam. Unexpectedly, when the list was published, my son fell into Sun Shan. Father felt incredible and accused the county magistrate of unfair judgment. The county magistrate took the rich boy's father to check the papers, only to find that the handwriting on the answer sheet was as light as mist, as if it were absent and unrecognizable. As soon as this childe's father came home angry, he punished his son for kneeling at the stone steps in front of the door and asked his son sharply, because the handwriting was light and illegible. What was the matter? I only heard the rich boy answer, "Because there is no boy in the examination room to grind ink for me, I have to use an inkstone to add ink, so the words are weak."

It sounds like a joke at first, but after a little thinking, it is not difficult to find the profound meaning contained in "Don't Mo Mo". On the surface, the moral is that those rich children who are full of femininity and don't do manual labor, even if they are smart, can't make a difference after studying for a few days. The profound moral is that even the smartest and most capable people will lose the opportunity to prove themselves and further improve themselves if they can't work hard and realize their own value. In the final analysis, they just can't succeed.

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Marx pointed out in Das Kapital (preface to the French text): "There is no royal road to science, and only those who do not fear the fatiguing climb along steep mountain roads can hope to reach the glorious summit."

Not afraid of hard work, hard work, this is the only way to climb the peak of science, but also the only way to a brilliant life. Throughout human history, people who have achieved something have worked hard and succeeded.

In Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, there is a story about Wang Zhong, a beggar, studying hard.

Wang Zhong is from Jiangdu (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu). At the age of seven, my father died of poverty and illness, leaving no land behind. My mother is ill, my sister is weak, and she works hard every day, hoping to make a living, but no one buys the cloth in the market. Mother had to let her sister look after the house. She took Wang Zhong's younger brother and sister to relatives' hometown to beg for food. Sometimes she can't eat after running all day. The house I live in is only three beds wide, and the left wall collapsed, so I had to use a mat to shelter me from the wind and rain. I have to sleep without a quilt, so I have to lay a straw mat floor. Every winter night, the whole family huddles together, wondering if they will freeze to death. I didn't believe in life until I saw the first light. Later, Wang Zhong's family moved to Yizheng Garden Lane and broke into three houses. When the summer tide came, the water in the house rose by three feet, and the old mother "squatted several times."

Because of his poor family, Wang Zhong missed the opportunity to go to school, so he followed his mother. /kloc-at the age of 0/4, Wang became a clerk because he was eager to learn and unable to buy books. Taking this opportunity, Wang Zhong borrows books from booksellers after work every day and greedily reads hundreds of classics and history. Many things happen. Six years later, Wang Zhong took part in the imperial examination and ranked first in Yangzhou with an article "Shooting Goose". At the age of 33, Jiang Zhong took a painting tribute exam. After Lagong, Wang Zhong no longer went to the imperial examination, but "was interested in using the world, so he studied the evolution of ancient and modern times and the sufferings of people's livelihood" for future use.

In the course of half a century's life, Wang Zhong broke away from poverty and studied hard every day, and finally became a famous scholar with outstanding achievements in the fields of Confucian classics, history, textual research, school journals, ancient prose, poetry, ancient prose and even epigraphy, seal cutting and calligraphy in the middle of Qing Dynasty, leaving more than 20 masterpieces for future generations.

Success is the highest reward for hard-working writers. Only those who are not afraid of hardships and make unremitting efforts can gain success and respect. The story of Beggar Wang Zhong proves this point. Many well-known or unknown stories, such as Su Qin's biting a cone, Kuang Heng's lighting through a wall, Che Yin's capsule firefly and Sun Kang's welcoming snow, are telling the world this truth.

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If you think you don't need to work hard by virtue of your talent and cleverness, then what awaits you can only be failure; On the contrary, although your talent is limited, you can still succeed if you work hard. The so-called: laziness and deafness, diligence can make up for it.

When I was in high school, I read a fable called Upper Zhong Yong. This is a very popular story about a man named Zhong Yong, who was very clever when he was a child. At the age of five, he was able to quote things like poetry and was proficient in art and science. His father thought it was strange that he took Zhong Yong Jr. to show off and win a little prize every day, instead of letting Zhong Yong study under the guidance of his teacher. After seven years, his talent was only average, and after seven years, he became an ordinary person. It can be seen that the so-called "talent" is insufficient.

Everyone is familiar with this fable, so I won't say much. What I want to tell you now is an opposite true story.

It is said that during the Qianlong and Jiaqing years, a scholar named Zhang Xuecheng appeared in Huiji (now Shaoxing County) in Zhejiang Province. When he was a child, this gentleman was weak and slow to study. His hard study time in one year added up to no more than two months, and his talent was not as good as that of China people. He didn't finish reading the "Four Books" until 14 years old. Before the age of 20, he read "But 3200 words" every day. When I entered imperial academy at the age of 25, my grades were often inferior to others. In every big exam, only five or six out of three or four hundred people fail, and Zhang Xuecheng is often one of these five or six people. Everyone from imperial academy to his classmates disdained to associate with him. Every time he went to see the results list, even the handyman squinted at him and said, "Is this person going to ask if he is among the best?"

Zhang Xuecheng's father worked as a magistrate of a county for five years, and later lost his official position because of a minor case, and his family was in trouble. This is even worse for Zhang Xuecheng, who has a dull qualification. In order to study, he bought the Official History of Qi State for three years at the expense of clothes and quilts. Although "short-sighted, forgetful", he firmly believes that "it is expensive to accumulate over time." At the age of 3/kloc-0, my father died in Yingcheng, Hubei Province, and he was unable to attend the funeral because of poverty. Forty-six years after Qianlong's reign (178 1), he was frustrated when traveling in Henan. On his way home, he met bandits, lost all his literature and ink, and lost all his works written before the age of forty. 52-year-old, wandering from Dangtu to Huaining, begging for food along the street. Seven years later, he said in a letter to a friend asking for help: "Now all the loans are used up, and the quality is empty, so it is difficult to support it any more." I had to ask for help along the way, between Qingxu and Song Liang. "So bumpy and down and out, the difficulty of reading can be imagined. However, even in this extremely difficult situation, he did not forget to use his skills to study classics and history, hoping to become a scholar in time. " It may not be better for ancient and modern academics. "

In the ups and downs, Zhang Xuecheng established his own family through "following and encouraging", accumulated merits for decades, overcame poverty through hardships, and made up for mistakes through diligence, leaving an immortal cultural monument for future generations. At school, he is an unprecedented master; In local chronicles, he made a fundamental contribution; And his Yi Tong of Literature and History is recognized as a historical double-edged sword that reflects Liu Zhiji's Stone.

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Contrary to hard work and self-motivation, it is to covet comfort and fear hardship and fatigue. Such people generally have no great ambitions and muddle along; Occasionally, a few unwilling to sink are also full of femininity. The former doesn't want to achieve a career at all, while the latter can't realize his ambition.

Are there any exceptions? There may be lucky people who get something for nothing, but it is not enough for training.

Xie You, a scholar in the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, satirized this kind of person who needed luck.

It is said that there is a person engaged in nailing books. On the way to do business, he met the emperor in the suburbs. The flat crown of the emperor was accidentally broken, so he ordered the nail hinge maker to repair it. After nailing the hinge to repair the emperor's hat, he got a rich reward. Later, on a mountain I passed on my way home, I met a tiger lying on the ground moaning. I raised my paw when I saw the nail hinge pass by. The nail gun saw a big bamboo thorn in the Tiger Claw, so it helped the tiger pull out the bamboo thorn. The tiger thanked him and brought him a deer. When the nail man came home, he proudly said to his wife, "I have two skills, and I will make a fortune soon." Then he wrote the following big characters at the door: "Specially trim the crown and pull out the tiger thorn." Repairing the crown of heaven for the emperor and pulling out bamboo thorns for the tiger can meet unexpected things. If this is the way to get rich (success), it will make people laugh! Therefore, we can't be lucky enough to succeed.

Or someone may use his father's power to gain a false reputation, or play a role easily under the guise of power. But this kind of person who gains fame by deceiving the world and stealing people's fame can't be regarded as real success if he is complacent and refuses to accept it!

Even if you are an emperor, you will never be able to restore your great country if you are not diligent and enterprising. Under the emperor, no matter the official or the rich, how can their wealth depend on it!

If rich children have no reason not to be diligent and enterprising, then what can children in ordinary families rely on, afraid of hardship and fatigue?

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Some children will say, "I have lived under the care of my parents since I was born, and it hurts like the darling of my grandparents. My grandparents love me like the apple of their eye." "I am afraid of freezing in my arms, afraid of blowing in my hands, and afraid of being hot in my mouth. The wind has never blown, the rain has never been drenched, the work has never been done, and the distance has never been done, but you have made me suffer. Can I do it? " (Good question! )

There's nothing wrong with it. During the reign of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, juren Tang Zhen gave a clear answer to this question in the fable "Shandong Gongzi".

It is said that in the Ming Dynasty, there was a dude in Shandong who was rich and easy-going and was not used to being tired. No matter how close it is, he refuses to go without riding. Go to Beijing for a day, choose a good horse and a healthy servant to accompany you. Ma Liang's servant is very healthy. He only walks 200 miles a day. Happy and carefree! Unexpectedly, one day, I met a robber, my horse was robbed and my servant disappeared. I cried for the land, but no one came to save me. For such a long time, there is no choice but to get up and hurry. He walked until his legs were swollen and his feet were covered with cocoons. He walked from Hejian to Beijing for fifteen days.

Tang Zhen sighed with emotion: A healthy servant and a good horse are the capital of our son's long journey. A defeat, not as good as Ma Jian, not as good as a servant. He can't go forward or backward. At this time, can we only jump into the ravine and wait for death? I have to save myself. Although the horse is gone, it still has legs; Although the servant is gone, he still has strength. Although the feet are charming, it is not impossible to walk; Although the strength is weak, it is not impossible to take things. Some people can fly, but they can move forward slowly like tortured people; Others can arrive at Geng time first or later. As long as you are not afraid of hard work and ashamed of the future, although there is no servant Umanosuke, you can always walk to Beijing in the end. The same is true of studying without the help of friends.

In the case of necessity, Shandong childe stood up and tried to prove that the bad habit of leisure and hate work is not unchangeable. If Shandong childe can still achieve his goal through hard work and struggle, how much less an ordinary person?

From this, we can draw a conclusion that hardworking and delicate teenagers can't do it, but they don't do it.

I hope everyone will be a hard-working teenager, not a charming son or a charming lady.