Inspirational idioms in college entrance examination

The idiom commonly used in college entrance examination is: where there is a will, there is a way. Go further, smell the chicken dancing, be diligent in making amends, strive for the upper reaches, go all out, work day and night, be diligent in industry and so on.

Idiom? Where there is a will, there is a way.

Spell: y ǒ y ǒ u zh shǒ j ǒ ng ch ng ng?

Interpretation:? With determination and perseverance, things will succeed in the end.

Source:? "The Biography of Geng Yan in the Later Han Dynasty": "The general was in Nanyang before, and when he built this grand plan, he often thought that it was difficult for everyone to adjust, and where there is a will, there is a way."

Example:? Yu Dafu's misty rain in Suzhou: "As the old saying goes," ~! " "

Idiom? Make greater progress; Improve your already outstanding work; Continue to do better; Exceed one's best achievements

All battles:? Me? chǐ？ gān？ tóu gèng？ jìn？ yī？ bù

Interpretation:? In Buddhist language, metaphor and attainments are deep, but they still need to be cultivated and improved. Metaphor has reached a high level, but it is still not satisfied, and further efforts are needed.

Source:? Song Shi Daoyuan's Record of Deng Chuan in Jingdezhen (Volume 10): "The teacher said,' Even if you don't move, you will achieve something. The world of ten parties is the whole body.' "

Example:? Therefore, if you talk about it, you may be able to help less. (Song Zhuxi's answer to Gong Zhongzhi's book)

Idiom? Get up early and practice fencing ―― Diligence and self-discipline.

All spellings: the text wǔ ǔ?

Interpretation:? When you hear the rooster crow, stand up and dance the sword. Metaphor after aspiring to serve the country, the people rise in time.

Source:? "Biography of Zu Ti in the Book of Jin": "I heard a chicken crow in the middle of the night, and I didn't think it was a bad sound." For dancing. "

Example:? Sun Li's "Talking about Notebook Novels": "When the time comes, the literati are proficient in the current literature, ~, and extrapolate."

Idiom? Diligence is one's means to make up for dullness.

All battles:? Qinning ·bǔ· incarnation Zhu

Interpretation:? Diligence can make up for the deficiency.

Source:? Song Shaoyong's Pen: "If you create a false image, it will always be false, and you will always be diligent."

Idiom? Strive for the best

All battles:? lì？ zhēng？ sàng？ yù

Interpretation:? Strive hard, strive for advanced and then advanced.

Idiom? go to all lengths

All battles: Quá n Lü y?

Interpretation:? Go ahead. Go all out.

Source: Zhao Qingyi's Notes on Twenty-two Histories: "Therefore, anyone who can make a name will go all out to make it a custom."

Example:? Jun Qing's "Ode to Autumn: Miscellaneous Comments on Hometown": "If our hearts are tightly twisted together and United as one person, we will effectively deal with the enemy."

Idiom? study hard

All battles:? zhù？ gēng？ yè？ white mulberry

Interpretation:? Farming during the day and reading at night. Metaphor is studying hard.

Source:? "Biography of Shu Wei Cui Guang": "My family is poor and studious. I plow every day and recite at night, and I take books as my adoptive parents."

Idiom? Mastery of work comes from diligence.

All battles:? yè？ jīng？ yú？ gold

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

Source:? Yu's "Learning and Thinking": "Industry is good at diligence, and play is not fun; Everything you do is thinking and destroying. "