keep on carving

keep on carving

Perseverance, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qi è é RB ù sh ě, which means constantly carving. It means perseverance and perseverance. It comes from Xunzi's persuasion.

Explanation of words

Perseverance: moment; perseverance: stop. It's carving all the time. It means perseverance and perseverance.

The origin of Idioms

Xunzi's persuasion: "if you persevere, you will never break rotten wood; if you persevere, you can carve out gold and stone."

Idioms and allusions

The original text a mountain is built up by the accumulation of soil. A dragon is born when water accumulates. Good is good, but God is content with himself. Therefore, if you don't accumulate a small step, you can't reach a thousand miles; if you don't accumulate a small stream, you can't build a river and a sea; if you leap on a horse, you can't take ten steps; if you drive a horse ten times, you can't give up the credit. If you persevere, you will never break rotten wood; if you persevere, you can carve out gold and stone. Vermis have no claws and teeth, strong muscles and bones. They can feed on the earth and drink from the spring. Crab six kneels but two Ao, is not the snake eel's hole, has no sustenance, the heart is impatient also. The accumulation of earth and stone has become a high mountain, from which the wind and rain rises; the accumulation of water has become an abyss, from which the Dragon emerges; the accumulation of good deeds and the cultivation of noble morality have promoted the spirit, and thus the sage's thought has come into being. Therefore, without the accumulation of a step and a half journey, there is no way to reach a distance of thousands of miles; without the accumulation of small water, there is no way to merge into rivers and seas. If a horse leaps a thousand miles, it is less than ten steps away; if a bad horse pulls a cart for ten days, its success lies in its continuous walking. If it stops after a few cuts, the rotten wood will continue to be cut. If you keep carving, you can also carve gold and stone successfully. Earthworms have no sharp claws and teeth, strong muscles and bones, but they can eat soil up and drink spring water down. This is because they are dedicated. A crab has six legs (actually eight feet) and two claws. If there is no cave for snakes and eels, it will have no place to hide. This is because it is impetuous! enlightenment of the story 1. If you persevere, you can't break rotten wood, you can't even cut down a tree; if you persevere, you can carve out gold and stone, and if you persevere, you can even grind gold. 2 no matter what you do, as long as you have perseverance, perseverance and dedication, you will succeed. Perseverance and determination are the most important factors for success in life.

Idiom usage

It's more formal; it's predicate, attributive and adverbial; it's commendatory; it's an example. 1. Husband means that if a person perseveres, he will be beautiful in nature. (Zhang Binglin, germ theory). (2) hill like waves, like tens of thousands of angry lions, rush to the embankment from the northern sky one after another and persevere. (selected from the sea of Yantai) 3. Water drops persevere, carved in the sun and carved in the moon, and finally drop through the stones, making it a wonder in today's Taiji cave. 4. Lu Xun's "two places book to Xu Guangping 12" said: "there is only one way to govern this numb state, that is, to be tough, that is, to persevere.". 5. The higher you climb, the harder you climb; the stronger you drill, the more persistent you drill. (selected from saying and doing