Darkroom search: looking for things in a room without light. Metaphor reading is irrelevant and difficult to see results.
Proud and slow: virtuous: talented and virtuous; Scholars and talented people. Treat talented people with arrogance.
800 lonely cold: 800: describe a lot; Lonely and cold: refers to poor scholars. Describe a large number of poor scholars. It also means that the poor have lost their dependence.
White-faced Confucian crown: You are a white-faced scholar. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
White-faced Confucian scholars: You are a white-faced scholar. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
White-faced scholar: You are a white-faced scholar. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
White-faced scholar: refers to a scholar who lacks experience. Also refers to the white-faced scholar.
Reading behind closed doors: Reading behind closed doors at home.
Extensive reading: Bo: Extensive reading. Read a wide range of books. Describe reading a lot.
Expo five cars: refers to extensive reading and profound knowledge.
Unruly people: restraint: restraint; Scholar: Scholar. Unrestricted readers.
Cloth belt: it was originally the costume of the poor in ancient times, and later referred to the scholar who was not an official.
Only after two unitary; Two unitary: refers to Judas and Xiaoyou Mountain. Because it is described as well-read and knowledgeable.
Dynasty history: classics: refers to books regarded as classics in the old society; Student: It refers to history books. Read the history of scripture all day. Describe diligent study.
Chu Shi Crosstalk: Chu Shi: In ancient times, it was called a recluse. Here, he refers to a scholar, not an official; Crosstalk: Speak freely. No scholar who is an official talks about current politics.
Take light through the wall: through: through; Introduction: Introduction. Through the wall, introduce candlelight. Describe a poor family and study hard.
Recitation of Xia Xian in Spring: Recitation and Strings: In ancient schools, only oral recitation was called "recitation" when poetry was recited, and when musical instruments were used, it was called "strings". The original intention is to adopt different learning methods according to the seasons. Later refers to reading and learning.
Rotten lips and teeth: a metaphor for reading irony.
Endless roughness: refers to jade that loses its natural form after carving. In the old days, it was said that a scholar was an official and lost his original ambition.
Ladybug: A spoonful of food and a spoonful of drink. Describe a literati who is content with a poor and lofty life.
Mr. Daoism: refers to a scholar whose ideological style is particularly pedantic.
Reluctant to read: shed: willing, willing. When I am interested in reading, I can't bear to put it down.
Read it a hundred times, and its meaning is self-evident: see: show. Read it hundreds of times and the meaning of the book will naturally be understood. For books, you must read them carefully to really understand them.
Reading room: room: gap. Metaphorical trick. I got the hang of reading. Describe that reading can find tips and get information.
Reading ten thousand volumes: breaking: breakthrough; Volume: the number of books. Describe a well-read and knowledgeable person.
Reading thousands of books, writing like a god: reading thousands of books, writing an article like a god. If you want to write a good article, you should read more books.
Reading 3: Describe reading seriously.
Reading seeds: refers to scholars who can connect the past and the future in culture.
Read thousands of books and take Wan Li Road: Reading thousands of books is like taking Wan Li Road. Describe reading more, and you will be well informed.
Fang Zhengzhi: Founder: Good conduct. A well-behaved scholar.
Waste book sigh: waste: put it down. Stop reading because of emotion and sigh. It describes that when reading a book, you feel something about its content and feel sorry for it.
Waste book sighed: waste: put it down. Stop reading because of emotion and sigh. It describes that when reading a book, you feel something about its content and feel sorry for it.
Burn ointment: ointment: grease, referring to lamps and candles; Succession: continue to take over; Rudder: sunshine. Light the oil lamp and connect the sunlight. Describe working hard or reading.
Negative salary: negative salary: carrying firewood, Zhu Maichen used firewood to study in the Han Dynasty; Hanging a horn: Hanging a book to be read on a horn, and Li Mi of Sui Dynasty rode on the back of a cow to read. Reading while working is not afraid of hard work.
The belly is barnyard grass: barnyard grass: a square bamboo vessel used to hold books and other things; Reed: Boxes and things like that. The abdomen became a book box. Describe reading more and learning more.
There are five cars in my stomach: a metaphor for reading widely and being knowledgeable.
Ripe: Ripe like a melon falling from a vine. Describe the fluency and proficiency of reading or endorsement.
Get drunk: Metaphorically reading and absorbing its essence. Same as "including English and Chinese".
Han Ying drunk words: drunk: chew slowly, extended to body odor; English-Chinese: This refers to the essence. Metaphorical reading absorbs its essence.
Recite: to read and sing in a restrained tone. Read while walking, and read while sitting. Describe studying hard.
Hong browses natural history: Hong: grand; Hong Lan: read a lot of books, and learn from them; Bo: Broad. Refers to reading more, knowing more, and being able to distinguish various things.
Draw a dragon core: Di: Reed. Draw and write on the ground with reeds and educate your son to read. Used to praise the mother for teaching her children well.
Snow-covered fireflies: Snow: Sun Kangying studied in the Southern Dynasties. See "Tang Youlu" Volume 4. Yeast: Che Yin in Jin Dynasty put fireflies in his pocket and read them with fluorescence. See Biography of Che Yin in the Book of Jin. Describe studying hard.
Set fireflies to reflect snow: Set fireflies: Che Yin of the Jin Dynasty was born in a poor family when he was young, and studied with fireflies in summer; Snow Appreciation: Sun Kang of Jin Dynasty once studied in the snow in winter. Describe a poor family and study hard.
Hey? Read: hold: clip; ? The same "strategy" refers to simplifying books and books. Book in hand, concentrate on reading. Describe diligent study.
It is better to believe in books than to have no books: generally speaking, you should not stick to books and don't be superstitious about books.
University and great life: great: great; Hong: Tong "Hong" is big; Student: A scholar. Metaphor means that a person is knowledgeable.
Collecting fireflies and snow: collecting fireflies: Che Yin, A Jin people, collecting fireflies for research; Xue: Sun Kang, a native of Jin Dynasty, studied in the snow. Describe studying hard, studying hard and making continuous progress.
Flower-picking fireflies reflect snow: flower-picking fireflies: a study of Che Yin, a Jin Dynasty person; Xue Ying: Sun Kang, a Jin native, studied in Xue Ying. Describe studying hard, studying hard and making continuous progress.
There are gains from opening a book: opening a book is reading; Gain: benefit. Reading is always good.
Open book is beneficial: open book: open a book, which means reading; Benefits: benefits. Reading is always good.
Happy vision: happiness: open your mind; Vision: make the eyes bright. Refers to reading or doing things, open your mind, broaden your horizons and improve your observation.
Kuang Heng's poacher: Later, he took it as an example of studying hard.
Quirrell: Quirrell: aboveboard; Shi: In ancient times, he was a scholar. A man of integrity and generosity.
Lang Lang is catchy: Lang Lang: The sound of jade hitting each other is a metaphor for reading loudly. Refers to reading skillfully and fluently. It also means that the language is easy to understand and recite.
A tiger borrows a pig and a xianggong borrows a book: Xianggong: In the past, it referred to a scholar. This is a metaphor. Things are exactly what you want. When you get them, you take them for yourself. It is also a metaphor that everyone has his own hobbies.
On-site book kitchen: a metaphor for a person who reads a lot and is knowledgeable.
Site bookcase: a metaphor for people who read a lot and have rich knowledge.
Li Lu Fame Field: Fame Field: In the past, it refers to the place where literati pursued fame. Generally refers to the road to fame and fortune and the place to compete for fame.
Two-legged bookcase: refers to a person who reads a lot but is not good at using it.
Wear dry inkstone: wear iron inkstone. Metaphor is to study hard and persevere.
Wear through the inkstone: Wear through the inkstone. Metaphor is to study hard and persevere.
Illiteracy: refers to reading less or not reading; Not very literate or illiterate.
Don't know books: it means you can't read or write articles.
History: refers to history books; Classics: refers to books that were regarded as classics in the old days. Read the history of scripture all day. Describe diligent study.
Nash recruits talents: recruit: recruit; Xian: a virtuous person; That: accept; Scholar: It refers to a scholar. Recruit talented people. Fingering is the only way to attract wisdom.
Capsule firefly snow: Capsule firefly: Che Yin, A Jin, collecting fireflies; Xue: Sun Kang, a native of Jin Dynasty, studied in the snow. Describe studying hard, studying hard and making continuous progress.
Capsule firefly Yingxue: Capsule firefly: Che Yin of Jin Dynasty was born in a poor family when he was young, and practiced firefly lighting to study in summer; Snow Appreciation: Sun Kang of Jin Dynasty once studied in the snow in winter. Describe a poor family and study hard.
Capsule firefly reading: put fireflies in your pocket and read according to them. Describe a poor family and study hard.
Photograph by Yeast: Yeast: Put fireflies in the bag. Describe a poor family and study hard.
Capsule fireflies shine on the snow: Capsule fireflies: Put the fireflies in the bag. Describe a poor family and study hard.
There is a book hanging in the corner: a metaphor for studying hard.
Horn scholar: a metaphor for diligent readers.
Poor market melon: market: buy. Poor scholars only pick the big ones when they buy melons. Metaphor is to judge people by their words and judge them by their appearances.
Seven lines: read and read seven lines at the same time. The metaphor is clever.
Feed books before going to bed: feed: eat. I was so absorbed in reading that I forgot to eat and sleep.
Good people who value money: people who value money.
Light money and value people: light money and value people.
Light morality and slow: light: contempt; Slow: arrogance. Despise talents and disrespect scholars. Describe frivolous arrogance, arrogance and ignorance.
Poverty and sorrow: poverty and sorrow: poverty and sorrow; Down and out: depressed, frustrated. Poverty and sadness, frustration and depression. Describe the reader's dilemma and frustration.
Difference measure: measure: scholar. Metaphor is a poor scholar.
But the guest is a scholar; But; Refuse; Sparse: alienated; Guest: an outsider; Scholar: Scholar. Metaphor is limited to local concepts and does not need outsiders or talented people. Refers to people who are jealous of talents.
Reading nature: nature: the word "burning", burning; Thistle: A plant, such as a reed. Turn a jackal into a lamp and study hard. Describe studying hard and studying hard.
Confucian scholars become forests: Confucian scholars refer to scholars. There are many scholars.
San Jue Wei Editor: Wei: Cooked cowhide. The leather rope for weaving bamboo slips was broken three times. Metaphor is to study hard.
Three more studies: make full use of all spare time to study.
The debate of Confucianism: the debate of words: a fierce debate; Confucianism: refers to scholars. Arguing with many people and refuting each other.
Poetic ceremony: refers to the ceremony read and practiced by generations.
Poetic etiquette family: a family that takes traditional feudal ethics as its code of conduct and studies for generations.
Poet: Poetry: refers to the Book of Songs; Rituals: Zeus, Yi Li and Li Ji. Always refers to a family that studies and pays attention to ethics from generation to generation.
Ten lines: You can read ten lines at a glance. Describe reading quickly.
Under the window of ten years: in the imperial examination era, scholars buried themselves in their studies all the year round in order to achieve fame. Describe studying hard behind closed doors for ten years.
Ten years of cold window: describe years of hard study.
Eating without knowing its taste: If you eat something, you don't know its taste. Metaphor can't be read.
Scholars, Agriculture, Industry and Commerce: In ancient times, the so-called four people were people who studied, farmed, worked and did business.
Scholars are poor and see the festival: scholars: scholars; Poverty: embarrassment; Moral integrity: moral integrity. Scholars can only see moral integrity when they are in trouble.
Scholars are poor and see righteousness: scholars: scholars; Poverty: embarrassment; Righteousness: integrity, integrity. Scholars can only see moral integrity when they are in trouble.
Generations of scholars: generations are scholars.
Nerd: refers to a person who only knows reading and lacks practical knowledge.
Scholar's opinion: refers to the unrealistic or untimely opinion of scholars.
The voice of reading is clear and loud.
Scholarly family: in the old days, there was a family with a scholar in the previous generation.
Scholarly family: refers to a family whose generations are scholars.
Scholarly family: refers to a family that has been educated for generations.
Scholarly family: refers to a family that has been educated for generations.
Reading five cars: describe reading more and being rich in knowledge.
Book is rich with five cars: five cars: five cars for books. Describe reading more and learning more.
Bookish: scholar: scholar. It is often used to describe a simple and naive view of problems and a lack of understanding of practical problems.
The sound of a book is loud: it describes the loud sound of reading.
Master learning and master Confucianism: Confucianism refers to scholars. A learned and wise scholar.
Shuo Yan is a famous Confucian; Master; Da; Yan: A talented person; Name: prestigious for a long time; Confucianism: a scholar. Refers to a very famous scholar.
Sun Kangyingxue: For example, studying is very hard.
Too much: too much: untreated jade. After processing, Pu lost its natural form. In ancient times, it was said that a scholar lost his innocence when he came out to be an official.
Wear through the inkstone: Wear through the inkstone. Metaphor is to study hard and persevere.
Same school * * * Industry: Same school: under the same teacher; Industry: Reading. Studying under the same teacher. Namely classmates.
Read-only parent book: only. Father's book: father's words. Read my father's gauntlet for nothing. This is a metaphor. People only know how to study hard, but they don't know how to use knowledge and make changes.
Rabbit Garden Book: This is a textbook for students taught by private schools in the Tang and Five Dynasties. Because of its superficial content, it is often despised by ordinary literati. After that, it refers to a simple book that is regarded as a secret book by people who don't read much.
Rabbit Garden Brochure: This is a textbook for private school students in the Tang and Five Dynasties. Because of its superficial content, it is often despised by ordinary literati. After that, it refers to a simple book that is regarded as a secret book by people who don't read much.
Bian Wei's three wonders: Bian Wei: weaving bamboo slips with cooked cowhide ropes; Three: divisor, which means many times; Absolutely: broken. The leather rope for weaving bamboo slips was broken three times. Metaphor is studying hard.
Only reading is high: only reading progress is the noble way.
Weak scholar: weak: gentle and weak. A scholar with elegant eyes and weak body.
Literary inkstone field: inkstone field: In the old days, literati made a living with pen and ink because they compared inkstone to a field. The past refers to the literati who lived by pen and ink.
Five cars full of belly: a metaphor for reading more and knowing more.
Five elements combined: five elements combined reading. Describe reading fast.
Under the Five Elements: Look at the Five Elements together. Describe reading fast.
Lower curtain study: lower curtain: a curtain hung indoors to show isolation from the outside world. Metaphor is to concentrate on reading.
Night attack: night: night; It is getting late. Get up early and go to bed late, study hard.
Love the old Confucian: refers to an old and knowledgeable scholar.
Learning without thinking is useless: useless: cheating. Reading without thinking will be cheated.
Xuefu five cars: five cars: refers to five cars. Describe reading more and learning more.
A firefly mat on a snowy day: a metaphor for studying hard regardless of the cold and heat.
Snow window: Snow window: refers to the allusion to Sun Kang's study in Jin Dynasty; Firefly window: refers to the story of Che Yin studying in Jin Dynasty. Metaphor poverty, study hard.
Find chapters and sentences: find: find; Chapter: chapter; Abstract: Excerpt. In the past, scholars looked for excerpts from books and applied them to writing. Refers to piling up ready-made words and phrases in writing, lacking creativity.
There are many measures to drive stagnation: drive stagnation: those who have virtue have lower status; Big mistake: It used to refer to poor scholars. Always refers to a scholar who can't be an official.
Yan Qing, a Confucian scholar, is a scholar with the appearance of a marquis. It is also used to describe a scholar who aims to establish military achievements.
Scholar Yan Qing: a scholar with the appearance of a seal. It is also used to describe a scholar who aims to establish military achievements. Both are "Yan Jue Confucian scholars".
Yang Yang Yinger: Yang Yang: Numerous; English: I'm full. A loud and beautiful voice fills both ears. Describe the sweet voice of speaking and reading.
Shake your head: shake your head. Describe pride or self-satisfaction. It also describes reading and reciting postures.
Spoon: a spoonful of food and a spoonful of drink. Describe a literati who is content with a poor and lofty life.
A Confucian scholar: a humble one: A. A self-styled Confucian scholar in the old days or a nickname for an ordinary scholar.
Scholars: scholars: scholars: scholars: scholars: scholars. Used as a nickname for self-proclaimed scholars or ordinary scholars in the old days.
Assault: awl: awl; Femur: thigh. If you want to sleep after reading at night, stab yourself in the thigh with an awl to stay awake. Describe studying hard.
Borrow snow to read: borrow snow to read. Describe studying hard.
Reflecting the Moon Reading: Illuminating reading with moonlight. Describe a poor family and study hard.
The source of living water: the original metaphor is that the more you read, the clearer the truth is. Now also refers to the motive force and source of things.
Tibetan ancient death: Tibetan ancient: two names. Zang and Gu herded sheep together, one went to school and the other gambled, and all the sheep were lost. Describe carelessness and inattention.
Dig through the wall: chisel: dig. Dig a hole in the wall and read by the neighbor's light. Describe a poor family and study hard.
Digging a wall to steal light: It turns out that Kuang Heng dug a wall in the Western Han Dynasty to attract his neighbors to study by candlelight. Later, it was used to describe poverty and hard work.
Cantilever beam: chisel: punching and digging holes; Hanging: hanging. Describe studying hard.
Extract sentences and find chapters: extract and search fragments of words and phrases in articles. Refers to reading is limited to the interpretation of words.
Recruit the virtuous and courteous: recruit: recruit; Xian: Only those who are virtuous can be found. Scholar: It refers to a scholar. Recruit talented people. Refers to extensive recruitment of talents.
Recruit talents: recruit: recruit; Xian: a virtuous person; That: accept; Scholar: It refers to a scholar. Recruit talented people. Fingering is the only way to attract wisdom.
Sparkling fireflies and reflected snow: read with the light of fireflies and the reflection of snow, and describe the spirit of hard work.
Segmented reading: segmented: changing past interests and behaviors. Change old habits and study angrily.
Folding learning: folding: changing past interests and behaviors. Change old habits and study angrily.
Pillow book: refers to the companionship of classics and hard work.
Pillow classics: pillow classics, cushion history books. Describe to concentrate on reading.
Pillow classics: pillow classics, cushion books. Describe a cool person who loves reading and keeps books as a companion.
Till the day and recite at night: Till the day and read at night. Metaphor is studying hard.
It is rotten: it is Zhu's pen and ink pen; Rotten: the appearance of light. Describe the pleasure of reading.