A poem praising the glory of the past career

Poems about brilliant career 1. What are the words to describe brilliant career

Success, being a general, being prosperous in official career, success, and both fame and fortune

1. Success [gōng chéng míng suì]

Explanation: Sui: Achievement. Merit has been established and reputation has been gained.

from Mozi's "Mozi's Self-cultivation" in the Warring States Period: "If you succeed, your reputation must not be false."

Achievements have been made, and fame has been gained. These are not empty.

Second, worship the general and seal the Hou [bài jiàng fēng hóu]

Explanation: worship the general and seal the Hou. In ancient times, it was described that success was the best official.

from: Yuan Anonymous's Darkness Chen Cang, the first discount: "I once lived in stay for a long time, and I was poor and often suffered. Today, I made a famous achievement by being a general."

translation: I once stayed in a humble alley, and the poor often accepted it. Today, I have to be closed for a week to get an achievement.

Third, the official transportation is prosperous [gu ā n y ù n h ē ng t not ng]

Explanation: the official transportation: luck in the officialdom; Hengtong: Smooth. Refers to a smooth career and a step by step promotion.

From the 43rd chapter of Qing Li Baojia's "Officialdom in Appearance": "When the official fortune was booming, I got an unusual achievement in the dike repair project that year, so I was recommended not to make up for my class, so that the government could make up for it."

Fourth, success [gōng chéng míng jiù ]

Explanation: success: achievement. Just: reach. Achievements have been made and fame has been gained.

from Mozi's "Mozi's Self-cultivation" in the Warring States Period: "If you succeed, your reputation must not be false."

Achievements have been made, and fame has been gained. These are not empty.

five, fame and fortune [mí ng l ü Shu ā ng sh not u]

explanation: gain both fame and benefits.

From: Qing Peng Yangou's The Ghost of Black People, the sixth time: "In fact, fame and fortune, 36 lines of business, there is nothing better than being an official."

Speaking of industries where fame and benefits are gained, among the 36 professions, nothing can get these things more than being an official.

2. What are the poems that describe men's brilliant career and success just around the corner? 1. until the banks at low tide widened, with no wind stirring my lone sail.

a mooring under north fort hill by Wang Wan in Tang Dynasty

under blue mountains we wound our way, my boat and I, along green water. Until the banks at low tide widened, with no wind stirring my lone sail.

...Night now yields to a sea of sun, and the old year melts in freshets. At last I can send my messengers Wildgeese, homing to Loyang.

Interpretation:

Outside the lush mountains are the roads for tourists, and the rippling rivers are just sailing. The tide is full, and the water surface between the two banks is wide, so sailing with the wind just hangs the sails high. The night hasn't faded away, the rising sun has risen in Ran Ran on the river, and in the old year, Jiangnan has the breath of spring. I don't know when the letter from home will arrive. I hope the geese returning from the north will take it to Luoyang.

2. Dapeng shares the same wind in one day, soaring to Wan Li.

It's from Li Bai's "Li Yong" in Tang Dynasty.

One day, Dapeng rose with the wind, soaring to Wan Li. If the wind breaks down, it can still winnow the surging water.

when people see that I'm different, they all sneer at my big words. Xuanfu can still fear the afterlife, but her husband cannot be young.

Definition:

One day, Dapeng will fly with the wind, and with the wind, it will go straight to the outside world. Even when the wind stops, its power can still winnow the surging water. When people see that I am fond of making strange remarks, they all sneer at my rhetoric. Confucius also said that the afterlife is awesome, and a gentleman can't despise young people!

3. It's a great pleasure to ride in a car, wait on Xuanyuan and travel in the blue sky.

It's from Li Bai's "Two Poems about Flying Dragons" in the Tang Dynasty.

The Yellow Emperor cast a tripod in Jingshan, refining alchemy sand. The colorful clouds in the sky, changes such as the sea, can not find the way of becoming an immortal, let the mortals in the world sigh.

The colorful girl in the palace is like a flower, waving Ling Zixia, and boarding a car from the wind.

It's a great pleasure to ride in a car, wait on Xuanyuan and roam in the blue sky.

Interpretation:

The Yellow Emperor collected the copper from the first mountain, cast the Baoding under the Jingshan Mountain, and refined the elixir. The elixir was successfully refined, and the Yellow Emperor and the imperial harem Lapras Feixian entered the fairyland. The colorful clouds in the sky are vast and changeable like the sea, and we can't find a way to ascend to immortality, which makes us mortals sigh.

The ladies-in-waiting in Lenovo Tiangong wearing colorful clothes must be beautiful as flowers. I really want to fly on the wind, get on the Luan car that the Yellow Emperor rides, stay next to the Yellow Emperor, and swim on the blue sky together. That kind of fun must be wonderful.

4. Qi-stirring can drive away powder and Dai, and you can swallow wuyue with a toast.

it's from

A Mid-Autumn Night Tide written by Shi Dazu in the Song Dynasty. All waters return to the shade, so the tide is full of trust and empty because of the moon. Partial only, cool autumn and half broken, fighting into a pair of unique. There is something to grind the golden mirror, who will seize the galaxy? I want Zixu to see Chang 'e tonight, and I'll settle my grievances.

the light goes straight down, at the point of Jiaolong; Straight up, toad cave. Looking at the heavens and the earth, the hole is like a brush. Excitement can drive away powder, and you can swallow wuyue with a toast. When the Ming dynasty said it was like Cao, my heart should be broken!

Interpretation:

The surging rivers belong to the sea, and the ebb and flow of seawater are all related to the moon. Just wait until, after half an autumn, they spell out a bright full moon and a spectacular tide. At this time, the moon seems to be brighter and rounder after someone wipes the surface again. The arrival of the river tide is like the Milky Way being dug a breach, rushing down. When I think of Wu Zixu who died unjustly, I will look at Chang 'e in the moon palace.

The moonlight shines on the dragon cave on the bottom of the sea. The tide shows the moon official where toad is hiding. The moonlit space is bright and clean, while the vast sea surface is white as snow, and the vast world is clean and clear, just like brushing it with a brush. A cavity of gas rushes into the sky, which seems to drive away the makeup in the middle of the month.

He raised his glass to drink, as if he could swallow wuyue and China in one breath. Tomorrow, if I tell my children about the wonders I saw and the lofty sentiments I was born in watching the tide tonight, they will be terrified!

5. I will mount a long wind some day and break the heavy waves, and set my cloudy sail straight and bridge the deep, deep sea.

from it is hard to go I written by Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty

pure wine costs, for the golden cup, ten thousand coppers a flagon, Yupan Zhen is ashamed of ten thousand dollars. I fling aside my food-sticks and cup, I cannot eat nor drink, I pull out my dagger, I peer four ways in vain.

I would cross the Yellow River, but ice chokes the ferry, the Taihang Mountain will be covered with snow. I would sit and poise a fishing-pole, lazy by a brook, but I suddenly dream of riding a boat, sailing for the sun.

it is hard to go! Journeying is hard Don't go astray! Whither today. I will ride the wind and break the heavy waves some day, and then set the cloudlike sail and cross the sea.

Definition:

The wine in the golden cup costs 1 yuan a bucket, and the dishes in the jade plate are precious and worth 1 yuan. Depressed, I put down a cup of chopsticks and didn't want to eat; Pulled out his sword and looked around, feeling at a loss. Want to cross the Yellow River, but the ice and snow have frozen the river; If you want to climb Taihang Mountain, the mountain has already been closed by the vast snow. Like Lu Shang fishing creek, waiting for a comeback; Like Yi Yin dreaming, he passed by the Japanese side by boat.

how hard life is, how hard it is; The roads are complicated, and now where are you? I believe that the time will come to ride the wind and waves, and then we must raise our sails and cross the sea!

3. words to describe a person's brilliant career

1: the head of a hundred feet pole [b ǐ i ch ǐ gā n tó u]

1. explanation: the top of a mast or acrobatic pole. Metaphor is extremely high official position and fame, or high achievements in learning and career.

2. From: Tang Wu Rong's poem "Merchant": "A hundred feet are at the head of a pole, and there is no home in this life."

3. Example: fame ~, there have been several dry breaks since ancient times. ◎ Yuan Zhang Yanghao's Song

2: Prosperity [zh ē ng zh ē ng r? sh à ng]

1. Explanation: Steaming: a liter, the appearance of prosperity. Describe the career development day by day.

2. Example: Our great motherland is full of vitality and flourishing.

3. Grammar: formal; As a predicate and attribute; With praise

3: Ascending to the top [píng bù qīng yún]

1. Explanation: Ping: stable; Step: walk; Qingyun: High altitude. Of a person rising to a high position at once.

2. From: Historical Records Biographies of Fan Sui and Cai Ze: "It is necessary for Jia Dun to make the first statement of capital punishment, saying,' Jia did not expect you to be above Qingyun.' "

3. Example: This picture has risen to the top of the world, and it has always been a beauty. ◎ Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Xie Tianxiang" wedge

4: The apprentice [fēi huáng téng dá]

1. Explanation: Fei Huang: the legendary name of God horse; Tengda: Rise, lead to prosperity, and be proud of your official career. Describe the galloping horse. Metaphor suddenly success, office rose quickly.

2. From: Tang Hanyu's poem "Fu Shu Shu Nan Cheng": "You can't care about toads when you fly to the yellow room."

3. Example: He has attended all kinds of workshops and training courses to cultivate New Deal talents, although none of them made him ~. ◎ Sha Ting's Air Defense

V: Jiaolong gets water [jiāo lóng dé shuǐ]

1. Explanation: It is said that after Jiaolong gets water, he can make clouds and rain and soar to heaven. Metaphor means that talented people get the opportunity to display. It is also a metaphor for getting out of trouble.

2. It comes from "Guanzi Situation": "Man's master treats the people, and then becomes his power. Therefore, it is said that the dragon gets water, while the god can stand, the tiger and leopard get quiet, and the power can carry it."

3. Example: Xibo boasted that officials should have a banquet first, and leave the sand. ◎ The 2th chapter of Ming Xu Zhonglin's Romance of the Gods

4. Poems describing splendor

1. Sunrise in the east and rain in the west, the Tao is sunny but sunny

2. Genius dawns, and everything seems to be still sleeping sweetly. Looking at the sky, I feel so quiet and unfathomable. After a while, a ray of light tore the gloom, and a few faint rays of "golden light" sprinkled on the earth. I suddenly feel how similar sunrise and sunset are! Clouds in the sky are colorful with the light of the leaping sun. The shape of the cloud is constantly changing, from a horse running in the air to a duckling waddling forward ... Look at the figure of pedestrians on the road. They are going to work against the sunrise and looking at their fading back. I think they must be rushing to make their lives full of beautiful dawn. In the evening, when they come back in the sunset, they must have a full harvest.

3. A few minutes passed, and there was a strong wind. The sun suddenly emerged from the dark clouds with the help of the east wind. At that moment, the golden sunshine sprinkled on the treasure land of Huangshan Mountain, and our faces were golden. Dark clouds also seem to be afraid of the sun's rays and hide far away. The gray sky has suddenly become brilliant.

4. In a rush, our family packed up and set off for the seaside to see the allegedly magnificent sunrise.

5. We climbed to the top of the mountain, but the sun hasn't appeared yet. The wind is blowing on the mountain, and my brother and I are freezing. After a while, the sun finally came out! I saw that Grandfather Sun seemed to be playing hide-and-seek with us. It came out slowly, stopped and began to climb out of the mountain like a half-red moon cake. Gradually, Grandfather Sun's face looks like a big bright red apple. It's red and beautiful. Time flies, and all of a sudden, Grandfather Sun no longer hides, revealing his whole smiling face. I immediately picked up the camera and took the memorable moment.

6. oh! Beautiful sun, you represent the vitality of youth and the hope of life. You are full of vitality and passion. You make people feel the beauty of life. A distant cock crow takes away the last vestige of the night. What a wonderful scene the sunrise is. It is not only solemn and sacred, but also vigorous. His beauty can't be described in words or beautiful words. At dawn, the sun is shining firmly in the air, and everything is bright.

5. What are the idioms to describe "brilliant career"

1. Reach the peak

Pinyin: dēng fēng zào jí

Definition: Deng: Shang; Peak: the top of the mountain; Build: arrive; Pole: the highest point. Metaphor means that knowledge, skills, etc reach the highest level or achievement.

source: Liu Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature" in the Southern Dynasties: "I don't know, can I reach the peak?" However, the merits of Tao Lian are not yet false. "

2. Prosperity

Pinyin: zh ē zhēng zhēng rì shàng

Interpretation: it is developing day by day. Describe the career development day by day.

Source: The Book of Songs, Lu Song, Pan Shui: "If you are an emperor, you won't raise your voice."

3. Prosperity

Pinyin: x Ρ n x Ρ n xi à ng ró ng

Interpretation: describes the lush vegetation. Metaphor career vigorous development, prosperity.

Source: Jin Tao Qian's "Return Speech": "The wood is thriving, and the spring begins to flow."

4. As the sun rises in the sky

Pinyin: rü rü zh! ng tiā n

Interpretation: It seems that the sun is at the zenith. Metaphor things are developing to a very prosperous stage.

Source: The Book of Songs, Li Feng, Jane Xi: "In the square of the sun, it is at the top."

5. Make a name for yourself

Pinyin: gōng chéng míng jiù

Interpretation: You have achieved your achievements and gained a reputation.

Source: Mo Zi's Self-cultivation: "If you succeed, your reputation must not be false."