Inspiring and convincing proverbs or idioms that require 5-6 words.

1. Sharp as a Cuo, sharp as a mill-The Book of Songs, Qi Ao.

2. Learn not to explore its flowers, but to dig its roots-Tang Dumu's Teaching Cao Shi Poems and others.

3. Sharpen a sword in ten years-The swordsman by Tang Jiadao.

4. Not modest-Zhuge Wuhou in Wang Song's An Shi Rebellion

Teenagers work hard all their lives, so don't be lazy about time-Don Du Xunhe.

6. What the ancients learned best takes a long time to get old-Song Lu, you read on a winter night.

7. Therefore, I can't get tired of reading this book. I am familiar with it and think deeply about my self-knowledge-Su Song Shi's Poem Seeing An Jing.

8. Ask about the canal, because the flowing water is coming from the source —— Random thoughts on Song Zhuxi's reading.

9. When will the hundred rivers return to the east and the sea to the west? Young people don't work hard, but old people are sad-Long song, Han Yuefu

10. Wise people cherish the short days, while sad people know the long nights-Xuan Zashi

1 1. If you don't come back in your prime, it will be difficult to get up in the morning. Prompt encouragement, time waits for no one-Tao Jin's Yuan Ming Za Poems.

12. Youth must be early, how can you grow into a teenager-Tang Meng Jiao's "Persuade to Learn"

13. Don't be idle, grow old together-Song's "Man Jiang Hong"