What poems are there that describe practicality?

1, try your best. (Zhuge Liang)

2. Buried roots make branches bear hundreds of fruits without asking for anything in return. (Tagore)

3, the lonely village does not mourn for itself, but still misses the country. (Lu You's November 4th storm)

4. Hold a heart without a blade of grass. (Tao Xingzhi)

5, if you want to eliminate disasters for saints, you must be willing to decline and cherish your old age. (Han Yu's "Zuo Lan Biography of Grandnephew")

6. After the flowers are picked into honey, whoever works hard for them will be sweet. (bee)

7. My only hope is to contribute more. (Asking for favors in vain)

8. Your job is today, but it is building the motherland's tomorrow; Your teaching is in the classroom, but your achievements are in all directions of the motherland.

9. Your position will never change, but your footprints are everywhere; Your temples will turn gray one day, but your youth will last forever.

10, bash one's eyebrows coldly at a thousand fingers, bow one's head as a willing ox. (Lu Xun)