He lit a candle at night to continue his studies(焚膏繼晷)

He lit a candle at night to continue his studies(焚膏繼晷)

 

During the Tang Dynasty in China, there was a famous official who was also a famous writer. His name is (Han Yu).

 

He is very upright. He wrote an article.

 

The content of this article is a conversation between a Confucian teacher and his students.

 

At the Confucian Academy in the capital, a senior teacher shared his views with all the students in class, and he encouraged these students to study actively and diligently.

 

A student raised his hand to ask a question.

The student said with a smile.

 

I don't agree with your point of view, I have a different opinion.

 

Teacher says.

Please state your opinion.

 

Student said.

To prove my point, let me give you an example, and this example is you.

 

The teacher expressed surprise.

 

student said.

Because we all respect you, we have continued to learn from you over the years.

 

You reread those classic books every once in a while, and you read books with different viewpoints in order to expand your field of knowledge.

 

You have a particular research on history books, and you sort out the highlights of those history books.

You delve into the lines of thought of the author of a book, so you have a clear grasp of what the author is trying to convey.

 

Your reading and learning are very broad, and you will not only focus on the esoteric knowledge, but you also value the wisdom of life.

 

You often lit candles at night to continue your studies, and none of us can match your thirst for knowledge.

 

Over the years we have been learning from you, we all admire your attitude towards learning. You are the best example of diligent study.

 

This idiom means to light a candle and continue studying at night.

This idiom is used to describe a person who works hard or studies hard.

 

Dear friends, what inspiration or thoughts do you have after listening to this story?

Do you read those classic books repeatedly? Do you regularly read books in different fields?

I hope this story will give you something new to gain.





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焚膏繼晷(He lit a candle at night to continue his studies)

 

中國的唐王朝時代,有一位著名的官員,他也是一個著名的文學家。他的名字是(韓愈)

 

他非常正直。他寫過一篇文章。

 

這篇文章的內容是一個儒家老師與他的學生們的對談。

 

在首都的儒家學院,一個資深的老師在課堂上他對所有的學生分享他的看法,他鼓勵這些學生們必須主動並且勤奮的學習。

 

有一個學生舉手發問。

這個學生為笑著說。

 

我不認同你的觀點,我有不同的看法。

 

老師說。

請說你的觀點。

 

學生說。

為了證明我的觀點,我舉一個例子,這個例子就是你。

 

老師表示驚訝。

 

學生說。

因為我們都很尊敬你,所以我們多年來都持續地跟您學習。

 

你隔一段時間就重複閱讀那些經典的書籍,你為了拓展自已的知識領域所以你會看各種不同觀點的書。

 

你對於歷史書籍特別有研究,你整理出這些歷史書中的重點。

你深入研究一本書的作者的思考脈絡,所以你可以清楚掌握這個作者想要表達的意思。

 

你的閱讀與學習種類非常的廣泛,你不會只專研那些深奧的學問,你也很看重生活中的智慧。

 

你常常在晚上點起蠟燭繼續念書,你對知識的渴求我們沒有人比得上。

 

我們向你學習的這幾年來,你的學習態度讓我們都非常的敬佩,你是勤奮學習的最佳典範。

 

這句成語的意思是將一個人點上蠟燭在晚上繼續念書。

這句成語被用來形容形容一個人很勤奮地工作或讀書。

 

親愛的朋友,你聽完這個故事有怎樣的啟發或有怎樣的想法呢。

你會重複閱讀那些經典的書籍嗎?你是否會定期的看一些不同領域的書呢?

我期待這故事能讓你產生一些新的收穫。

 

出處為唐-韓愈-進學解

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