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Lu You was a famous talent in the Southern Song Dynasty, and one of his sons was named Lu Yu. Once, in order to educate the child, he wrote a poem. The poem is short, only 28 words, but the truth contained in it is very profound and thought-provoking. Therefore, this poem has become a masterpiece that has been passed down through the ages, which can be described as a popular name.
Today, let's read this poem together!
It was a winter night, Lu You was reading in the study, reading and reading, he suddenly thought of some learning truths, so he wrote this seven words and gave it to his son Lu Yu, hoping that on the way to study, he could realize the importance of what the poem said.
The first two sentences of the poem are written that learning requires hard work. "The ancients learned without sparing any effort", just seven words, unveiled the most difficult side of the road to learning. Even ancient scholars spared no effort on the road to learning. Despite the hard work, it is also "a young and strong worker who starts to grow old", and only when he is old can he achieve something.
What a cruel thing this is, there are no shortcuts on the way to learning. Before reaching the peak of success, scholars need to survive countless lonely days and nights, accumulating in silence, in order to usher in the final flowers and applause. If you feel bored and bored in learning, please continue to persevere, learn the sea endlessly, only with suffering as a boat and years as a sail, can you reach the other side of wisdom.
However, it is not advisable to just devote yourself to the sea of books. Trying to learn knowledge is not to drop the book bag, but to solve real-life problems. Coming from books and going to practice is the best destination for all knowledge.
Therefore, the last two sentences of this poem emphasize the importance of practice.
"On paper, I finally feel shallow", what I learned from paper is still too shallow after all, "I must know this matter to be done", and to understand a thing thoroughly, I still have to practice it myself.
I once read a joke that there was a wise man who tried to read all the books on philosophy and became a philosopher; then he studied all the books related to mathematics, and thus became a mathematician; and finally he read all the books related to swimming, and he drowned.
After reading this joke, Wan'er also made people sigh, the knowledge of the military on paper is like a castle made of sand, and once the tide of reality hits, it will instantly collapse.
Learning is not about coping with exams, it's about putting what you've learned into practice. Only in the soil of practice can the seeds of knowledge take root and blossom and bear fruit.
Lu You's poem is short and concise, but it contains profound philosophy, which makes people can't help but taste endlessly and sigh after reading it.
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