It is said that during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, there was a man named Zhang Mei who worked as an official for more than 30 years. In his life, he paid the most attention to education. During his tenure, he will send two officers to patrol the city at midnight with tung oil baskets.
If you see someone in a family burning the midnight oil, go and help him scoop up a spoonful of lamp oil. Before leaving, he said, "Lord Fu Tai is cheering for Xianggong. This is the origin of "refueling".
When a reader reads at night, he fills the lamp with oil. Zhang Ai has been doing this for 13 years, rain or shine, night after night. Enron people are very moved, study harder and live up to the love of the magistrate.
Under the careful cultivation of Zhang E, Anlong's literary style flourished. In more than 0 years, he was admitted to 2 Jinshi, 8 Gong Sheng and more than 20 juren. Moreover, Zhang Ai's story of adding lamp oil to readers gradually evolved into a word "Come on", which is still in use today.
Come on, this story tells us that a little encouragement may have unexpected positive effects. When you see others working hard, don't hesitate to praise and affirm yourself, because it may stimulate their greater potential. Nowadays, the usage of refueling is to encourage and support others and give them an encouragement or motivation, which is the most commonly used word in life.
Come on, make sentences:
1, both of your skills are almost as bad as others, you need to refuel!
2. I will study hard to comfort my grandfather, and I will cheer!
He is angry, so don't add fuel to the fire.
Speak realistically, don't embellish it.
The cheers of the audience at the sports meeting were deafening.
He is in a bad mood today, so don't add fuel to the fire by saying discouraging things.
7. The stadium is full of people, and everyone is cheering for their respective teams.
8. The students cheer for the athletes on the field together.
9. If the car needs gas, please put out the fire first.