Four-character idioms for volunteers

1. What are the idioms to describe volunteers?

Hard-working, tireless, hard-working, diligent, and willing to help others

1. Hard-working[ chī kǔ nài láo ]

Explanation: patience: able to withstand. Able to live a difficult life and withstand fatigue.

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Explanation: Words: dodge; labor: hard work. Don't avoid hard work and hard work. Describes people who are not afraid of hardship and have strong perseverance.

From: "Jiwen Wu Baoan" by Niu Su of Tang Dynasty: "Please do not hesitate to work hard for today's things."

Translation: Please do not shy away from hard work for today's things. Finish.

3. Work hard and bear no complaints [ rèn láo rèn yuàn ]

Explanation: Ren: take responsibility, endure. Don't be afraid of hardship, and don't be afraid of attracting resentment.

From: Han Dynasty Huan Kuan's "Salt and Iron Theory: Thorn Quan": "Those who take advantage of the strength of ten thousand people will suffer from their worries and let them complain and work hard."

Translation: The king eats food that comes from the people's labor. He should regard the people's concerns as his own concerns, and should not be afraid of suffering or incurring resentment.

4. Diligently [ qín qín kěn kěn ]

Explanation: Describes hard work and down-to-earthness. It also describes being diligent.

From: Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Book of Appointment as Shaoqing": "In the past, he was humiliated and given a book, teaching people to be obedient and accepting things, and promoting talented people as Jinshi, with a diligent and diligent spirit."

Translation: In the past, I was grateful for your writing to me, educating people to adapt to the connection, recommending virtuous scholars as their first priority, being firm-willed, hard-working and down-to-earth.

5. Helping others [ zhù rén wéi lè ]

Explanation: Helping others is happiness.

From: Bing Xin's "Our Five Children": "In our new society, this new trend of helping others can be said to be happening every day and everywhere." 2. Description What are the idioms for volunteers

1. Sacrificing oneself for others [shě jǐ wèi rén]: giving up one’s own interests to help others.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Advanced": "The Master sighed and said: 'I and Dianye.'" Zhu Xi's note: "At first, there was no intention of sacrificing oneself for others, but his mind was leisurely, and he was up and down with all things in the world. If we work together, everyone will find their own merits. ”

2. Gongzhanji [jū gōng jìn cuì]: refers to being respectful and cautious, and doing one’s best. Source: Ming Dynasty Song Lian's "Xianfu Junrongfeng Shiqian Biao": "The ancestor's wife devoted herself to Xian Kao and vowed not to knock down his door."

3. To help those in need and those in need [fú wēi jì kùn]: to support Those who are in danger, help those who are in need. Source: Chapter 55 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "I have always known that generals are righteous and benevolent, helping those in danger and those in need. I didn't expect to be so loyal."

4. Be kind and charitable [lè shàn hào shī] : Likes to do good deeds and is willing to use money to help people in need. Source: "Historical Records·Yue Shu 2": "Hearing the sound of Zheng makes people happy and good at giving; hearing the sound of Yu makes people neat and polite."

5. Supporting the old and carrying the young [fú lǎo xié yòu]: to support an old person or lead a child. Source: "Warring States Policy·Qi Ce IV": "When the husband reaches a hundred miles, the people support the old and bring the young to welcome the king in the middle of the road.

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1. Please fill in the blanks according to the context. The six years of primary school life have gone by in a flash. It’s really (time flies) (sun and moon fly). (Write two idioms that express the passage of time) I am about to After entering middle school, I want to use "(black hair is too late to study hard, white hair is late to regret studying)" (fill in appropriate famous sayings or proverbs, etc.) to warn myself, so that I can cherish time in my future life, Study hard. Before I leave, I also want to wish my classmates good health! I also want to say to my parents: " (Good job)! "(Fill in a four-letter word expressing blessing on each horizontal line) 2. Oral communication 1. According to the requirements, use your imagination to design two slogans for the opening ceremony of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. The language is required to be cordial, friendly, lively and lively . Rich in literary talent. (omitted) (1) (from the perspective of the organizer) to show the glorious achievements of my country since the reform and opening up (2) (from the perspective of the exhibitors) to show the enthusiastic expectations of the exhibitors for the World Expo. 2. The Wenchuan Earthquake has brought great People have been left with a lot of psychological trauma. Please use a kind heart to soothe their souls. You said to the classmates who were physically disabled in the earthquake: "(Are you still sad about being disabled?) No, don’t be sad, didn’t Helen Keller survive?).” You said to the classmates who lost their homes and relatives: “(Are you still sad about losing your homes and relatives? No, don’t be sad, China is Our big family, let’s work together to build our better home)." I hope it can help you.