He will not study the words and sentences
too much when reading, but will try to feel the author's main idea(不求甚解)
During the Jin Dynasty in China, there was
a famous writer named (Tao Yuanming).
His poems and prose have influenced many
famous poets and writers in Chinese history.
The name of one of his well-known essays is
(The Biography of Mr. Wuliu).
In this article, he describes his own way
of life and attitude towards life.
The general idea of the first half of this
essay is as follows.
There was a man in this village, no one
knew where he came from and no one knew his name. There are five willow trees
planted beside the house where he lives.
He is a very special person, he is very
quiet, he doesn't talk often, he is calm and composed.
He will not envy and envy those rich
people, his favorite thing is to study.
But he is not an old pedant, he does not
like exegesis.
When reading, I will not study the words
too much, but try to feel the main idea of the author.
Sometimes he has a new understanding of the
content in the book, and he will be so happy that he forgets to eat.
He likes to drink, but because he is poor,
he can't drink often.
His friends and relatives like him very
much, so they often invite him to their home for dinner and drinks.
He will accept some invitations generously,
he will not feel inferior because of his poverty, and he will drink a lot of
wine every time he gathers with these friends or relatives. .
When he felt that he was drunk, he would
directly tell his friends or relatives that he was drunk, so he had to go home
and rest.
His personality is very straightforward,
and he is also very restrained. When he feels that he is drunk, he will leave
decisively.
This idiom is used to describe a person who
does not study the words too much when reading a book. This person will try to
feel the main idea of the author.
This idiom also has an opposite meaning.
This idiom can also be used to describe a person's lack of seriousness and
inaccuracy in studying or working.
Dear friend, what are your feelings or
thoughts after hearing this story?
Do you envy those who are richer than you?
Have you ever felt the joy of reading?
I hope this story can give you some new
harvest.
不求甚解(He will not study the words and
sentences too much when reading, but will try to feel the author's main idea)
中國的晉王朝時代，有一個著名的文學家，他的名字叫做(陶淵明)。
他寫的詩與散文影響了中國歷史上許多著名的詩人與文學家。
他的一篇知名的散文的名字叫(五柳先生的傳記)。
他在這篇文章中描繪了自已的生活方式與人生態度。
這篇散文的上半部分的大意如下。
這村莊中有一個人，沒有人知道他從哪裡來也沒有人知道他的名字。他住的那棟房子的旁邊種了五棵柳樹。
他是一個很特別的人，他非常的安靜、他不常說話他安閒沉穩。
他不會羨慕與忌妒那些有錢的人，他最喜歡的事情就是念書。
但他不是一個老學究，他不喜歡訓詁學。
讀書的時候不會過份地研究字句而是會試著感受作者想表達的主旨。
有時候他對書中的內容有了新的體悟，他就會開心到忘記吃飯。
他很喜歡喝酒，但他因為很貧窮所以他沒有辦法經常喝酒。
他的朋友們與親人們都很喜歡他，所以經常會邀請他到自已的家中吃飯與喝酒。
他會很大方地接受些邀約，他不會覺得自已的貧窮而感到自卑，他與這些朋友們或親友們每次聚會的時候都會喝很多很多酒。。
當他覺得自已已經喝醉酒後，他就會直接地告訴自已的朋友們或親人們自已已經喝醉了，所以要回家休息了。
他的個性非常的直率，他也很有節制，他在覺得自已已經喝醉了，他就會斷然離開。
這句成語被用來形容一個人在讀書的時候不會過份地研究字句這個人會試著感受作者想表達的主旨。
這句成語也有一種相反的意思。這句成語也可以被用來形容一個人學習或工作的態度不認真與不確實。
親愛的朋友，你聽完這個故事有怎樣的感受或有怎樣的想法呢。
你會羨慕那些比你富有的人嗎?你曾經感受過閱讀的快樂嗎?
我希望這故事能讓你產生一些新的收穫。
出處為晉-陶淵明-五柳先生傳
