Four-character inspirational calligraphy idioms for children

1. Inspirational four-character calligraphy words

1. High morale

Pronunciation: dòu zhì áng yáng

Explanation: of struggle Strong will. High-spirited: Emotions are high

Source: *** "Introduction to a Cooperative": "I have never seen the people so high-spirited, high-spirited, and high-spirited as now."

2. Work hard

Pronunciation: dòu zhì áng yáng

Explanation: Make up your mind and strive for progress, e79fa5e9819331333431356564 is generally used together with "work hard"

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Source: "People's Daily" September 3, 1959: "Working hard and being self-reliant play an extremely important role in changing the poverty and backwardness of backward teams." The word "working hard" is a wrong way of writing, but Nowadays, many newspapers have this kind of writing, which is contrary to the original idiom. The easily confused word should be "strive for strength", and the word "ang" for "strive for strength" is "ang" instead of "fen".

It’s just that many people follow what others say when using traditional idioms, and over time, they change their flavor. Just like "empathy" is now used everywhere by the media, including CCTV. If you want to explore the original meaning and origin of idioms at a shallower level, you can refer to the fifth edition of "Modern Chinese Dictionary".

3. Keep improving

Pronunciation: jīng yì qiú jīng

Explanation: Jing: perfection; Yi: more; Qiu: pursuit. Things are already excellent, but we still need to pursue more perfection, and strive for even better things when they are already good.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Xueer" by Confucius in the Pre-Qin Dynasty

4. The stupid bird flies first

Pronunciation: bèn niǎo xiān fēi

Explanation: The slower bird moves first. It is a metaphor for people who are slow in doing things and have poor ability. They are afraid of falling behind, so they take one step ahead of others. It is mostly used as a humble speech.

Source: The first chapter of "Chen Mother's Teaching Son" by Guan Hanqing of Yuan Dynasty: "Second brother, you have won an official position. I have a metaphor for you: I am like the spiritual bird behind you, and you are so stupid ( Stupid) The bird flies first."

5. Dance upon hearing the rooster

Pronunciation: wén jī qǐ wǔ

Explanation: Dance upon hearing the crowing of the rooster. The original meaning is to get up and dance when you hear the crowing of the rooster. The sword was later used as a metaphor for those who are determined to serve the country and immediately rise up.

Source: "Book of Jin·Zu Ti Zhuan" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" 2. A collection of famous four-character calligraphy sentences of inspirational idioms

1. Hanging beams and thorns: describes hard study.

2. Promote the pure and strict customs: carry forward the pure ethics and inspire the secular.

3. Strengthen the whole brigade: train the army and motivate the soldiers.

4. Go to bed late and get up early. Describes endless diligence.

5. There is no end to learning: Adapt to the environment by studying diligently.

6. Get up when the rooster crows: Get up when the rooster crows. Describes diligence and perseverance.

7. Scratching the rotten and blunting: refers to people with low talents who are also encouraged to strive for improvement.

8. Work hard: Figure: seek. Take heart to be strong.

9. Integrity and stubbornness lead to cowardice: It means that noble moral integrity can inspire people to move forward.

10. High-spirited: High-spirited: Emotions are high. The will to fight is strong 3. What are the four-character inspirational idioms and calligraphy banners and slogans

1. The will to fight is strong dòu zhì áng yáng

Meaning: The will to fight is strong

Sentence: When mentioning the Mobile Red Flag competition, all the students were very motivated.

2. Work hard fā fèn tú qiáng

Meaning: Make up your mind and work hard to pursue progress. Generally speaking, it is the same as "work hard".

Sentence: We must work hard and strive to create a new situation in socialist modernization.

3. Keep improving jīng yì qiú jīng

Meaning: The metaphor is already very good, but we still want better.

Sentence: Dad pursues excellence in his work and is rated as the technical backbone of the factory.

4. The stupid bird flies first bèn niǎo xiān fēi

Meaning: It is a metaphor for people who are not as talented as others and are one step ahead of others in everything.

Sentence: But the stupid bird flying first has always been, and will always be, a beneficial approach.

5. Dance upon hearing the rooster wén jī qǐ wǔ

Meaning: The original meaning is to get up and dance the sword when you hear the rooster crow. Later, it is a metaphor for those who are determined to serve the country and immediately rise up.

Sentence: He has the spirit of dancing after hearing a chicken, so he makes rapid progress. 4. Four-character idioms about children's writing brushes

One stroke to write it off,

A magical brush,

The brush moves like a dragon and a snake,

A wonderful brush creates flowers,

A wonderful pen that makes flowers bloom,

Writing vigorously,

Using words and writing,

Playing with the pen,

Writing and spreading stories,

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Fireworks behind the pen,

Throw the pen into the army,

Be happy to write,

Be interested in writing,

Write quickly, < /p>

Litigation with pen and ink,

It is difficult to write with a chime pen,

The bottom of the pen is super raw,

The hairpin pen is broken,

Support the brush immediately,

Hold the hairpin brush,

Adjust the ink and make the brush,

The brush that produces flowers,

Sharpen the brush Praise and criticism,

Looking for poems with a pen, 5. What are the famous four-character calligraphy sentences of "Inspirational Idioms"

Hanging beams and stabbings, dancing on the sound of chickens, starting from scratch, breaking all boats, working hard 1. Hanging beams and stabbings pronunciation: xuán liáng cì gǔ Definition: describes studying hard.

2. Dance upon hearing the rooster Pronunciation: wén jī qǐ wǔ Definition: The original meaning is to get up and dance the sword when you hear the rooster crow. Later, it is a metaphor for those who are determined to serve the country and immediately rise up. 3. Starting from scratch Pronunciation: bái shǒu qǐ jiā Definition: It means starting a business with your own hands without any financial support, and finally reaping the fruits of success.

4. Break the cauldron and sink the boat. Pronunciation: pò fǔ chén zhōu. Definition: It means to break the rice pot and sink the ferry. It is a metaphor that there is no way out and the battle must be won. Determine to fight to the end regardless. 5. Work hard Pronunciation: fèn fā tú qiáng Definition: It means to cheer up in order to become strong. 6. What should I choose to hang calligraphy and paintings in students’ bedrooms? The first choice is classic inspirational four-character idiom calligraphy

"Monkey King", hanging this child will laugh at first, but after understanding it, he will definitely be very motivated to learn, pay attention Write it vertically on the cloth.

"Lao Ji Fu Fang" is not recommended. It is generally used for make-up exams or repeat classes.

"Wash hands in a golden basin", if the child used to be playful and did not study, but was corrected by teachers and parents, but there are always signs of relapse, use this.

"Do justice for heaven". If your child likes literature and history and has a strong sense of social responsibility and justice, this is the book.

That’s all I’ve thought about for the time being. In addition, there are also more popular ones that the children will probably get bored of and probably won’t like.

For example, “God rewards those who work hard.” "There is no end to learning" and "There is no limit to learning".