What are the four-word encouraging idioms?

① What are the four-word idioms that motivate employees to make progress?

Strive for the upper reaches, make persistent efforts, work hard, be diligent and make up for mistakes, be in the same boat through thick and thin, be extremely grateful, luck will turn, and the dead wood will meet the spring.

1, work hard

Commentary: Figure: Seeking. Cheer up and be strong.

From: Modern Guo Moruo's Spring of Science: "I wish the middle-aged generation of scientists to work hard, the revolution will intensify, and they will bravely climb the world scientific peak."

Grammar: linkage; As predicate, adverbial and attribute; Include praise

Step 2 share weal and woe

Explanation: Sweetness is a metaphor for happiness. The hard days have passed and the good days have come.

From: Master Wang Yuan's "The West Chamber", Book IV, the first fold: "Forgetting to eat and sleep is comfortable and harmful. If you are not really patient and sincere, how can you hook this lovesickness? "

Interpretation: I forgot to eat, and I can't sleep, just because my mind is full of endless lovesickness. If I didn't bear it with my heart and support it with my heart, how could I bear the pain of lovesickness until today's bittersweet?

Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; Include praise

3, not extreme Thai.

Explanation: No, Tai: Two names of hexagrams in Zhouyi. No: the hexagrams are not smooth; Thai: Guashun; Extreme: the end. When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.

The Western Zhou Dynasty Ji Chang's Zhouyi Wu said: "Doing nothing is not conducive to a gentleman's chastity, big or small." Ji Chang of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Book of Changes: "Tai, small is big, Ji Heng."

Interpretation: No, it is poor and not smooth. People with bad behavior will breed in poverty and adversity. Being an official is not good for a gentleman, just as wheat grows and withers from high to low. "Tai" is the first month, which is equivalent to the Antai period when heaven and earth intersect and everything is prosperous.

Grammar: compact; As predicate and object; Include praise

Diligence can make up for it.

Explanation: Diligence can make up for the deficiency.

Said by: Song Shaoyong, "The Pen": "If you make a false image, it will always be false."

Interpretation: Even if it is true, it is still false; Through continuous efforts and study, a person will become smart no matter how stupid he is.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; Become an object; Include praise

Step 5 make persistent efforts

Explanation: pick up: pick up the battle; Li: Honing means encouragement and hard work. Refers to cocks fighting with each other and sharpening their mouths before each confrontation. Metaphor to continue to work hard, one more effort.

Said by: Tang Hanyu's cockfighting couplet: "Wake up and make persistent efforts."

Interpretation: wake up with water spray chicken and continue to work hard to sharpen your beak and participate in the battle.

Grammar: combination; As an attribute or adverbial; Include praise

② What are the four-character idioms that encourage you?

Hang the beam and stab the stock, strive for self-improvement, stupid birds fly first, strive for perfection and strive for self-improvement.

First, the hanging beam stings

Vernacular explanation: describe hard study. Femur: thigh.

Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty

Author: Liu Xiang

Source: The Warring States Policy Qin Ce I: (Su Qin) When he was sleepy at school, he drew an awl and stabbed himself, bleeding to his feet.

Su Qin tried to sleep while studying, stabbed himself in the thigh with an awl, and blood flowed to his feet.

Second, self-improvement.

Vernacular explanation: refers to your unremitting efforts and continuous progress. Interest: Stop.

Dynasty: Western Zhou Dynasty

Author: Ji Chang

Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."

Natural exercise is just to keep fit, and a gentleman should be resolute and eager to be strong.

Third, stupid birds fly first.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Metaphorically speaking, people with poor ability act before others because they are afraid of falling behind.

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: Guan Hanqing

Source: The first discount of "Mu Chen Jiaozi": "Second brother; You have an official. Let me make an analogy with you: I am like a ghost bird behind me; You stupid birds fly first. "

Translation: second brother; You got the job. Let me make an analogy with you: I am like a ghost bird behind me; You are such a stupid bird. Fly first.

Fourth, strive for perfection.

Vernacular interpretation: (academic, technical, works, products, etc. ) The better, the better.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period

Authors: Confucius disciples and re-disciples

Source: The Analects of Confucius Learn: The Book of Songs says:' If you are keen; As sharp as a mill; what's up "

Translation: study and discussion are more exquisite; As sharp as a mill; That's what you mean, right?

Fifth, strive for strength.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Make up your mind and work hard.

Dynasty: modern

Author: People's Daily

Source: People's Daily 1959.9.3: "Hard work and self-reliance certainly play an extremely important role in changing the poverty and backwardness of backward teams."

③ What are the four-word idioms that motivate employees to make progress?

The four-word idiom that motivates employees to make progress is:

Strive for the upper reaches, make persistent efforts, work hard, man can conquer nature, where there is a will, there is a way.

(4) What are the four words that inspire you?

1, constantly strive for self-improvement

Pronunciation: [ziqiang bùxī]

Interpretation: self-improvement: strive for progress on your own; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.

Source: Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."

Diligence can make up for it.

Pronunciation: [Qin néng bǔ Zhu Bu]

Interpretation: Diligence can make up for it.

Source: Huang Songting's "Lame Yi Xi": "Cut long and continue short; Both cranes are worried; Be diligent and make up; Smart. "

3. Fireflies reflect the snow

Pronunciation: [ná ng yí ng yí ng xu ě]

Commentary: It turns out that Che Yin takes care of books with fireflies in his pocket, and Sun Kang studies hard with the reflection of snow. After that, I described studying hard.

Source: Yuan Jia Zhong Ming's Xiao Shulan, the first discount: "Although I have not slept, I have suffered from the snow."

4, the industry is good at diligence

Pronunciation: [yè j and ng yú qí n]

Interpretation: industry: learning; Fine: proficient; Yu: lies in; Diligence: Diligence. Profound knowledge is acquired through hard work.

Source: Yu's Understanding of Learning: "Industry is good at diligence; Waste in play; Doing things in thought; Ruined. "

Step 5 be tireless

Pronunciation: [zρzρbρjuàn]

Interpretation: Diligence: Diligence, no slack. Refers to hard work or study.

Source: Shang Chen Shujun: "No one dares to slack off unless he is diligent." "The History of the Later Han Dynasty and the Biography of Lu Pi": "The nature is deep and studious, and the fruit is tireless." Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Shu Xiang Lang: "I am more addicted to classics and tireless."

⑤ Selected classic inspirational four-character idioms.

A selection of classic inspirational four-character idioms

Work hard, drip through the stone, grind into a needle with a pestle, come from the heart, open the stone, dance, make great efforts, start from scratch and make a comeback,

The morning bell and the evening drum, strive for the upper reaches, cross the rubicon, throw a pen to join the army, learn from the past, be diligent in making up mistakes, be good at making promises, keep the momentum and plan ahead,

Give up halfway, come back to life, bamboo sawdust, clarify, give way, prevent slow progress, fight trapped animals, blind horses,

Blind people touch elephants, learn to walk in Handan, make much ado about nothing, have three broken arms, take care of the thatched cottage, be selfless, be willing to succeed, and devour the seedlings to encourage,

Run counter to, run counter to, a skill, fools move mountains, mantis catches cicadas, yellowbird is behind, one violence and ten cold, man can conquer nature, where there is a will, there is a way,

Good medicine tastes bitter, a clear conscience, man can conquer nature, make great efforts, make further progress, start from scratch, make a comeback and wake up in the morning,

Burn one's bridges, throw a pen to join the army, open a stone to leave a seal, be diligent in making up for mistakes, have a clear conscience, aim at the four directions, aim at a thousand miles, aim high, hang on the beam and stab the stocks,

Digging the wall to borrow light, tirelessly, holding candles to learn from the past, hanging books in the corner, reflecting snow, taking pictures with books, persevering day and night,

You never tire of learning when you hear a chicken dance. Bian Wei has three unique skills: concentration, devotion, meticulous, concentration, abridged reading, determination to learn, stop at knitting and persuade students to learn, be a talented university, a talented scholar, a lonely scholar, a bachelor in a high school, a toddler in Handan, a learned scholar and an erudite.

Learn tirelessly, recite the subject, learn great, learn from each other's strong points, learn to have a home, learn to learn, learn to be an official, learn to be excellent, learn to have ears, learn to have money,

Learn books in Linchi, be tireless in mechanics, be diligent in mechanics, be sensitive to knowledge, be unlearned, be frugal, be excellent in character and learning, be poor in interpretation, and be a bachelor in Chenshu.

Bachelor of Qian Qing, interested in learning ASHI, diligent in learning and asking questions, diligent in studying and practicing, studying old Confucianism, proficient in Confucianism, and a generalist and master of Confucianism,

Tune up, Wenjiang learns from the sea, learning to be an official, learning to be an official, learning to be an official, learning to be an official, learning to be an official, learning to be a toddler, learning to be tireless, learning to be rich,

Learning is useless, learning is rich, learning is well versed in China and the West, learning is heaven and man, learning is old, learning is shallow, learning is not as good as learning, learning is like crossing a well,

Learning is like climbing a mountain. You can't learn a book, you are ignorant, you learn a book and a sword, you are knowledgeable, you learn without a teacher, you learn endlessly, you go to school, you are new,

Apply what you have learned, apply what you have learned, learn from one family to another, parrot-learn, learn more foolishly, learn bravely at an early age, babble and really learn,

A single spark can start a prairie fire.

⑥ What are the four-word inspirational idioms?

Strive for strength

Smell the chicken dance [wé n j and q ǐ w ǔ]

start from the very beginning

Make a comeback [ju m 4n tǔchóng lé]

strive for the best

⑦ What four-character idioms are suitable for the college entrance examination?

Diligence, determination, success, being the first and winning.

Eight-word idioms encourage yourself.

Strive for strength, strive for perfection, sharpen needles with iron pestle, hang beams and stab stocks, and smell chickens dancing.

First, self-improvement

Explanation: Make up your mind and strive for progress.

Source: People's Daily 1959.9.3: "Hard work and self-reliance certainly play an extremely important role in changing the poverty and backwardness of backward teams."

Second, strive for perfection [j and ng y and qi ú j and ng]

Explanation: essence: perfect, good; Benefits: more. Okay, much better.

Origin: Warring States Period. Confucius' Analects of Confucius: "The Book of Songs says:' If you are serious as a book; As sharp as a mill; what's up "

The study of a gentleman is like the craft of making animal bones and horns. It needs to be cut with a knife and processed with a file, right?

Third, the iron pestle grinding needle [tiě chǔ mó zhēn]

Explanation: Metaphorically, anything difficult can be successful as long as you are determined and willing to work hard.

Source: Zhizhen's "Mulian Save Mother 4 Liu's School": "If you grind the needle with an iron pestle; I have a strong heart. "

Just as an iron bar is to be ground into a needle, it will be ground into a needle one day as long as the heart is firm.

Four, hanging beam thorn 【 Xu Liangbing 】

Description: Describe studying hard.

Origin: The Warring States Policy Qin Ce I by Liu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty: (Su Qin) wanted to sleep while studying, so he drew an awl, stabbed himself and bled on his foot.

Su Qin tried to sleep while studying, but he stabbed himself in the thigh with an awl, and blood flowed to his feet.

Five, smell the chicken dancing [wé n j and q ǐ w ǐ]

Commentary: Get up and dance the sword when you hear the cock crow. Metaphor after aspiring to serve the country, the people rise in time.

Said by: Liu Ye, Biography of Zu Ti in the Book of Jin in the Western Han Dynasty: "I heard a chicken crow in the middle of the night, but I didn't think it was an ugly sound." For dancing. "

I heard a pheasant crow in the middle of the night and kicked Liu Kun up and said,' Isn't that a disgusting sound?' So I danced.

What are the four-word praise idioms?

Huilan [huxρnlánzhi]: Huilan: Both are vanilla names. Heart like grass, essence like orchid. Metaphor is a woman's pure heart and elegant personality. Tang Wangbo's "Wang Zian Ji Qixi Fu" originated from: "Golden Sound and Jade Rhyme, Cymbidium."

Unique in the world [j [jǔ shì wú shuāng]]: There is no second one in the world. The source "Qian Muzhai answered Zhang Shaoqian's footprint in Dinghai County": "Governing is better than independence; Unique in the world. "

Tut tut: smack one's lips to show admiration. Tut-tut repeatedly expressed envy.

Amiable [hém 4 I kěqěn]: amiable: kind. Gentle attitude, easy to approach. The source is Li Mingxian's "He Hongbin Award for Driving in a Leisure Place": Volume 5: "So far, I only read eight times a month; Unique grammar; Eliminate harsh discipline; Although if you are careful, you will not succeed; But it is really amiable. "

Clean [bρng qρng yùJié]: as clear as ice and as white as jade. Metaphor is the innocence of people (mostly women). The source of the Han Dynasty Sima Qian's Book of Suizhibo's Tomb: "Ling Bo Cai Kejue; Noble and ambitious; Be kind; Clean and pure; Not fine lines. "

In one word, don't praise [y Ρ cí mò Zan]: praise: praise. There is no proper compliment to express. Describing poetry is excellent. The source "Historical Records Confucius Family": "As for Spring and Autumn Annals, the pen is a pen, and cutting is cutting. People in summer are full of praise. "

Everyone praises [zhòng kǒu jiāo zàn o Zan]: Everyone praises each other. The origin of Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children can be traced back to Chapter 39: "Look, Liegong, just a sister has made such a thousand miles to meet people, and everyone is grateful. It can be seen that the road of' sound gas' is indispensable. "