What are the poems that describe not giving up in adversity and about where there is a will, there is a way?

1, the sky is healthy and the gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement.

2. Therefore, people must first suffer their minds, their bones and muscles, starve their bodies, empty their bodies and do whatever they want.

You added it sincerely, but the stone opens.

If you want to work hard, the iron pestle is ground into a needle.

People who made great achievements in ancient times not only had talent, but also had unremitting determination.

6. He is good at hard work, but not good at playing.

Husband yearns for the four seas, but Wan Li is still near.

8 Perseverance, rotten wood cannot be carved; Perseverance, the stone can be carved.

People who made great achievements in ancient times are not only outstanding talents, but also have perseverance.

10 is full of lofty ideals, so it is not appropriate to sell yourself short.

One day, the weather is healthy, and the gentleman strives for self-improvement. Pinyin [ti ā n xí ng jià n, j ū n zi y ǐ Zi Qi m: ngbx:]

Source: "Tian Xingjian, the gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement." From Zhouyi by Zhou Wen and Wang Jichang? Fuck? Like ",the original text:

"Tian Xingjian, the gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement." "The terrain is Kun, and the gentleman carries things with morality."

Meaning: It means that the world is constantly turning, and people should learn from the universe, make constant efforts to make progress and keep moving forward.

Second, therefore, people must first suffer their minds, their bones and muscles, starve their bodies, empty their bodies and do whatever they want.

Source: "Therefore, the sky will fall to a great position, and people must first suffer their minds, their bones and muscles, their bodies and their bodies." Mencius from Mencius? "Gao Zi", the original text: "Therefore, the sky will drop to a big position, so one must first suffer from his heart, work hard on his bones and muscles, starve his body, empty his body, and mess with his actions, so patience only benefits from his incompetence. "

Meaning: If God wants to hand over a very important person to such a person, he will definitely feel the inner pain first, make his body and bones exhausted, make him experience hunger, make his skin emaciated, make him suffer from poverty, and make him do things upside down, which is always unsatisfactory. Through those, he will be alert in his heart, firm in character and increase his talents that he does not have.

Third, "sincere addition, stone opening." From Zhuangzi's The Fisherman of Zhuangzi.

Moral: people's sincerity can touch the world and crack the stone. Metaphor as long as you concentrate on doing it sincerely, any problem can be solved.

Fourth, if you want to work hard, grind the iron pestle into a needle and pinyin [tiě chǔ mó chéng zhēn]

Moral: No matter what you do, as long as you do it seriously and work hard, you will succeed.

5. "People who made great achievements in ancient times were not only outstanding talents, but also had the will to persevere." Su Shi, a poet in Song Dynasty, on Chao Cuo.

Meaning: People who have made great achievements since ancient times should not only have extraordinary talents, but also have the courage and perseverance to face and solve problems.

The "six-year-old" industry is good at diligence, but poor at play. "From the Tang Dynasty poet Han Yu's" Learning Solution ""The industry is diligent and diligent, and the drama is barren; What you do is thought and destroyed. "

Meaning: Learning is proficient because of diligence, but it can be abandoned in games and play. Things succeed because of repeated thinking, but they can be destroyed in the randomness without thinking.

Seven, "The husband is ambitious, and Wan Li is still close." Wang Biao White Horse by Cao Zhi, a poet in Wei and Jin Dynasties.

People with lofty ideals aim at the world, so that even if they are far away from Wan Li, they can exchange needed goods.

Eight: "Perseverance, the rotten wood can't be carved, but perseverance, and the stone can be carved." "exhortation to learn" from Xunzi in pre-Qin dynasty "can't take ten steps in one leap; This is a great contribution to the success of Ma Xu. Perseverance, rotten wood can't be carved; Perseverance, stones can be smashed. "

Meaning: As long as you make unremitting efforts, even the most difficult things can be done.

9. "People who made great achievements in ancient times were not only outstanding talents, but also had the will to persevere." From the Song Dynasty poet Su Shi's On Chao Cuo: "Those who have achieved great things in ancient times are not only outstanding talents, but also have the will to persevere."

Meaning: People who have made great achievements since ancient times should not only have extraordinary talents, but also have the courage and perseverance to face and solve problems.

X. "The spirit of people with lofty ideals should not be underestimated." From the model written by Zhuge Liang, a poet in Wei and Jin Dynasties: "It is not appropriate to hold a holy meeting sincerely, to respect the virtue of the first emperor, to aim high, to belittle oneself, to quote false words and to block the way of loyal ministers."

Meaning: If we want to carry forward the spirit of people with lofty ideals, we should not underestimate our abilities casually.