Are there any poems about studying hard?

1, Poetry: Reading does not know the depth of spring, and an inch of time is an inch of gold.

From: Two Poems of Bailudong No.1 by Wang Zhenbai in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: concentrate on reading, unconsciously, spring has passed, and every inch of time is like an inch of land.

2. Poetry: Yesterday, neighbors begged for a new fire, and the window was separated from the desk lamp. ?

From: Qingming by Wang Yucheng in Song Dynasty.

Interpretation: Yesterday, I asked my neighbor for a new fire. At dawn, I lit a lamp at the window and sat down to study. ?

3, verse: Although the eyesight before the lamp is not what it used to be, it is still worth 20,000 words.

From: Lu You's Reading in Song Dynasty

Interpretation: Reading under the lamp, my eyes are different from before, but I still read 20,000 fine print.

4. Poetry: People begin to know, but learning is unnatural.

From: Meng Jiao's Persuasion in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: The same is true of people. Only by studying can we master knowledge. Without learning, knowledge will not fall from the sky.

5. Poetry: Wealth must come from hard work, and men must read the Five Classics. ?

From: Bai Xueshi Caotang by Du Fu in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: Since ancient times, wealth must be acquired through hard work, and people of insight should read as widely as Bai Xueshi in order to become famous.