Inspiration from learning to swim
Things in life that can inspire people There are many, but the one that impressed me the most. It was the same time I learned to swim.
That summer vacation, my parents signed me up for a swimming class. I don’t know if I don’t work hard enough or I have a natural deficiency. No matter how hard I swim, I can’t swim as fast as others. My confidence was dampened little by little by the coach's "roaring" again and again. After more than twenty days of "wind and rain", my enthusiasm for swimming has long since disappeared, and I don't even want to go any further in the swimming pool. Undoubtedly, I can only watch the "landlubbers" from the shore.
My father saw me "not being able to help" when I was driving, so he had to do "ideological work" for me. "Children, don't give up on learning anything halfway. As the saying goes: 'Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are determined'. As long as you persist and are willing to endure hardships, what's the difficulty in learning to swim? You decide for yourself whether you want to practice or not."< /p>
Although this paragraph was spoken calmly, it also made my face hot. I couldn't give up halfway, I couldn't give in to difficulties, I made up my mind: I must learn to swim well!
One day I went straight to the swimming pool under the scorching sun, enduring the scorching sun over and over again, sweat dripping down my face. My swimming has also improved by leaps and bounds. Three meters, five meters, seven meters...I was finally able to row out of the blue waves and swim to the other side, reaching the pinnacle of success.
If you can't overcome the difficulties in doing something, how can you succeed if you don't persist? Learning to swim this time made me understand: no matter what you do, you must not be afraid of difficulties, be willing to endure hardships, and be able to persevere in order to succeed.
Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are determined
Wang Xizhi was born in a scholarly family. His uncles Wang Yi and Wang Mian; his cousins ??Wang Tian and Wang Qia, etc. were all famous at that time. calligrapher. Wang Xizhi (321-379, or 303-361), courtesy name Yishao and Danzhai, was originally from Linyi, Langya (now part of Shandong), and later moved to Shanyin (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). He was promoted to general of the Youjun Army. He was the internal history of Kuaiji and was a member of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The great calligrapher of that period was the sage of calligraphy respected by later generations.
When Wang Xizhi was seven years old, he learned calligraphy from the female calligrapher Wei Shou. Wang Xizhi copied Wei Shu until he was twelve years old. Although he was always good, he always felt dissatisfied. Because he often heard his teacher tell stories about calligraphers who studied hard and practiced hard, he was envious of the calligraphy of Zhang Zhi, the "Cao Sage" of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and determined to inspire himself with the story of Zhang Zhi's "Linchi".
In order to practice calligraphy well, he often traveled across mountains and rivers, visiting various places to inscribe on inscriptions of past dynasties, and accumulated a large amount of calligraphy materials. In the study, in the yard, by the gate, and even outside the toilet, he placed stools, pens, inks, paper and inkstones. Whenever he thought of a word with a rigorous structure, he would immediately write it on the paper. When practicing calligraphy, he was thinking hard and forgetting to eat and sleep.
He believes that raising geese can not only cultivate sentiments, but also reveal the principles of calligraphy pens from certain postures of geese. One morning, Wang Xizhi and his son Wang Xianzhi took a flat boat to tour the mountains and rivers of Shaoxing. When the boat arrived at the sacrificial village near the county town, they saw a group of white geese on the shore, with a swaying look and a graceful appearance. Wang Xizhi was fascinated by the sight and fell in love with the white geese, so he wanted to buy them home. Wang Xizhi asked a nearby Taoist priest to sell him the goose. The Taoist priest said: "If you want to buy it, please write me a Taoist book "Huang Ting Jing"! Wang Xizhi was eager to sell the goose and readily agreed to the Taoist priest's request. This is the story of "Wang Xizhi's book for a white goose".
When Wang Xizhi was twenty years old, Taiwei Xi Jian sent people to Wang Guan's family to select a son-in-law. At that time, people were very concerned about the official position in the family. When Wang's nephew heard that the lieutenant's family was going to propose marriage, they all dressed up in disguise, hoping that only Wang Xizhi would be selected. As if he hadn't heard anything, he lay on the bamboo couch in the east, eating sesame seed cakes with one hand and writing on his clothes with a pen in the other. After the visitor returned, he reported what he saw to Taiwei Xi. When he knew that Wang Xizhi was still leaning on the couch in the east, he couldn't help but clapped his hands and exclaimed: This is exactly the son-in-law I want! So, Xijian married his daughter Xijun to Wang Xizhi. This story became "The Story of the East Bed". And allusions to "Lingtan"
There are more idioms that appear on him. It is said that once, he wrote his own words on a wooden board and took it to the engraver, who used a knife. When cutting the wood, he found that his writing went three times deeper into the wood. This is the origin of the idiom "three points into the wood".
The best calligraphy of Wang Xizhi's life is "Lanting Preface". This was written when he was in middle age.
During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there was a custom that on the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar, people would go to the river to play to get rid of bad luck. This was called "repair". On the third day of March in the ninth year of Yonghe, Wang Xizhi and some literati, totaling forty-one people, went to the riverside of Lanting to repair. Everyone drank and wrote poems.
After the poems were completed, everyone collected them and synthesized the "Preface to the Lanting Collection", recommending Wang Xizhi to write the preface. At this time, Wang Xizhi was already drunk. Taking advantage of his drunkenness, he picked up a mouse brush and splashed ink on the cocoon paper. This preface became the later famous "Preface to the Lanting Collection". This post is a draft, 28 lines, 324 words. It records the scene of the literati at that time. The author was very enthusiastic and very proud of his writing. It is said that he failed to catch up after rewriting. There are more than 20 characters for ", written in different ways. Mi Fu in the Song Dynasty called it "the best in the world in running script". Legend has it that Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty cherished "Lanting Preface" very much and buried it in Zhaoling after his death. All that is left is Copies of others. All the copies we see today are copies of "Lanting Preface". Wang Xizhi's calligraphy is very rich, except for "Lanting Preface". There are also "Guannu Tie", "Seventeen Tie", "Er Xie Tie", "Fengju Tie", "Auntie Tie", "Kuaixue Shiqing Tie", "Le Yi", "Huang Ting Jing" and so on. The main characteristics of his calligraphy are calmness, naturalness, euphemism and implicitness. Later generations Thucydides commented: "Floating like clouds, as graceful as a snake in moss." Wang Xizhi's calligraphy is extremely beautiful.
Today, I and I. Jing Chao went to Xiong Wen's house, and the three of them got a few broken vehicles.
We took the parts of the previous tanks and got them off.
Suddenly, I felt like these parts. Like a headless dragon
The work began. Xiongwen made a prancing horse, Jingzhao made an iron wolf, and I made a prancing horse. I installed the wheels and the rear of the car. , we started working immediately, first installing the wheels on the chassis, and then installing the rear end of the car on the chassis. After a lot of effort, we finally finished our respective cars.
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The meaning of "Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are willing" (50 words)
Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are willing.
Source
Volume 9 of "Shi Lin Guang Ji" by Chen Yuanliang of the Song Dynasty: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are willing"
Chapter 2 of Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West". : Wukong said: "This is difficult! How difficult! "The master said, "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing to do so". Wukong listened and kowtowed in thanks.
***Poetry "Shui Tiao Ge Tou - Going Back to Jinggang Mountain": I have had the ambition to go back to Jinggang Mountain for a long time. The old appearance is replaced by a new look. Birds are singing and dancing everywhere, and there is gurgling water on the high road. There is no need to look at the dangerous place. The wind and thunder are blowing, and the flag is rising. It is the world of thirty-eight years. We can go up to the sky to catch the moon, or we can go down to the five oceans to catch turtles, and return triumphantly. Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as we are willing to climb!
As long as we are determined to do it, there is nothing impossible in the world. Difficulties can always be overcome.
Source
Song Dynasty-Chen Yuanliang's "Shi Lin Guang Ji" Volume 9: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are determined"
Chapter 2 of Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West": Wukong said: "This is difficult! How difficult! "The master said, "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing to do so". After hearing this, Wukong kowtowed and thanked him.
***Poetry "Shui Diao Ge Tou", Return to Jinggang Mountain: If you have the ambition to reach high, you will return to Jinggang Mountain The old appearance is replaced by a new look. Birds are singing and dancing everywhere, and there are gurgling streams. The high road leads to the clouds, and there is no need to look at the dangerous places. The wind and thunder are blowing, and the world has passed in the blink of an eye. It has passed. Climbing the moon in the sky, catching turtles in the five oceans, talking and laughing with scholars, nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb! "Jianjian Ji" Volume 9: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are willing to do it" (
The philosophical truth of the sentence "Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are determined"
The philosophical truth of this sentence is that the world can be known.
In other words, it is possible to understand and transform the world
"Fear those who are willing" The philosophical truth is: the pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty
The truth in truth, goodness and beauty is the pursuit of truth.
Truth is the truth that understands the world and changes the world.
Today, natural science seems to be more easily used to transform the world. Because many scientists have developed many scientific methods.
There is nothing wrong with the world, so why bother to others?
Well, yes, that’s right.
Well, yes, if a person works hard enough, there is nothing in the world without hard work.
"Nothing in the world is difficult, only those who are determined." This friend reminded me that nothing in the world is difficult, as long as you do it with your heart, you will definitely succeed. This will benefit me throughout my life.
Nothing is difficult in this world, only those who are willing can do it.
Definition
As the saying goes: Nothing is difficult in the world, only for those who are determined
Pronunciation shì shàng wú nán shì, zhǐ pà yǒu xīn rén
Interpretation: Nothing in the world is difficult, only for those who are determined: As long as you are determined to do it, there is nothing impossible in the world, and difficulties can always be overcome.
Synonyms: Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb. This proverb has been compiled into the "2012 Beijing High School Entrance Examination Instructions".
Teachers often use the phrase "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing to do so" to encourage us to overcome difficulties in learning. Edit: This paragraph comes from Volume 9 of "Shi Lin Guang Ji" by Chen Yuanliang of the Song Dynasty: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing to do so". Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West" Chapter 2: Wukong said: "This is difficult! This is difficult!" The Patriarch said: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing." Wukong listened and kowtowed. ***Poetry "Shui Tiao Ge Tou - Return to Jinggang Mountain": I have had the ambition to return to Jinggang Mountain for a long time. The old look is replaced with a new look. Orioles are singing and swallows are dancing everywhere, and there are gurgling water and high roads in the clouds. After passing the boxwood boundary, there is no need to look at dangerous places. The wind and thunder are shaking, the flag is rising, it is the human world. Thirty-eight years, in the blink of an eye. We can go up to the nine heavens to catch the moon, or we can go down to the five oceans to catch turtles, be proud of the rivers and lakes, and return triumphantly. Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb!
Lincoln, the bourgeois revolutionary and the 16th President of the United States, is known as the world's great orator. His success lies in the fact that he has been practicing eloquence since he was a teenager and doing a lot of observing and listening. As a young man, he worked as a farmer, lumberjack, store clerk, postal clerk, and land surveyor. In order to become a lawyer, he often walked 30 miles to the court to listen to the lawyers' pleadings and watch how they argued and made gestures. He listened to the impassioned speeches of politicians and orators
and imitated them. He listened to preachers who traveled the world, waving their arms in the air and practicing their speeches over and over again in the woods and cornfields.
The success of the speech enabled Lincoln to become an eloquent lawyer and eventually enter politics.
Where there is a will, there is a way.
This must be the standard translation, I have seen it in books.
Other answers may mean this as well, but this is probably the version used in many textbooks.