I ride the raging wind and I conquer the
big oncoming waves.(乘風破浪)
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties
of China, there was a famous general named Zong Que.
History books record a story about him.
His uncle was a well-known scholar at the
time, and many people in his family followed his uncle to learn Confucian
knowledge.
His personality is different from his
cousins, he especially likes martial arts, and he has his own opinions.
His cousins looked down on him because he
didn't like studying, but he didn't care.
One day, his uncle was chatting with these
juniors, and his uncle asked.
What kind of life do you want to live in
the future?
His answer was different from the other
cousins.
He answered.
I hope my life is like riding a boat,
although facing the violent wind, I can conquer the huge waves oncoming.
His uncle sighed after hearing what he
said. said his uncle.
I think there are two possibilities in your
life
The first is that you will be very
successful, you will have a lot of money and a lot of power.
The second is that you will squander all
the money in your family.
When he was 14, an incident happened on the
day of his brother's wedding. The incident changed how his family viewed him.
There is a banquet in his home, and almost
everyone in his family comes to it.
A dozen delinquent teenagers took this
opportunity to steal things. After these dozens of delinquent teenagers were
discovered, they formed a circle, took out knives, and slowly moved towards the
gate of his house.
Everyone in his family was too scared to
move forward.
At this time, he bravely rushed out to
fight those thieves alone. His martial arts were very good, and these bad boys
were beaten by him. These bad boys fled in embarrassment.
The meaning of this idiom is that I face
the violent wind and then I conquer the huge oncoming waves.
This idiom is used to describe a person who
is not afraid of hardships and dangers and moves forward bravely.
Dear friend, what kind of inspiration or
thought do you have after hearing this story?
Do you like reading? What kind of life do
you want to live?
I hope this story can give you some new
harvest.
Dear friend, what kind of inspiration or
thought do you have after listening to this story?
Do you like reading? What kind of life do
you want to lead?
I hope this story can give you a new
harvest.
乘風破浪(I ride the raging wind and I conquer
the big oncoming waves.)
中國南北王朝時代有一個著名的將軍，他的名字叫做(宗愨)。
歷史書上記載了一個他的故事。
他的叔叔是一個當時著名的學者，他的家族中很有很多人都跟著他的叔叔學習儒家的知識。
他的個性跟他的堂兄弟們都不一樣，他特別喜歡武藝，他很有自已的主見。
因為他不喜歡念書所以他的堂兄們瞧不起他，但是他完全不在意。
有一天，他的叔叔與他們這些晚輩在聊天，他的叔叔問。
你們以後希望過一個怎樣的人生呢?
他的回答與其他堂兄弟都不同。
他回答。
我希望我的人生就像是乘著一條船，雖然迎著狂暴的風但是我可以征服迎面而來的巨大海浪。
他的叔叔聽完他說的話後嘆了一口氣。他的叔叔說。
我認為你的人生會有兩種可能性
第一種就是你會非常的成功，你會擁有非常多的錢與非常大的權力。
第二種就是你會把你的家族中的所有錢全部揮霍殆盡。
他14歲的時候，他的哥哥結婚的當天發生了一件事。這件事改變了他的家人對他的看法。
他的家中舉辦宴會，他的家族中的人們幾乎都來參加。
有十幾個不良少年趁著這個機會來偷東西，這幾十個不良少年被發現後，他們圍成一圈，他們拿出刀子，他們慢慢地往他家的大門口移動。
他的家族中的所有人都害怕得不敢前進。
在這個時候，他一個人勇敢地衝出去與那些小偷搏鬥，他的武藝很好，這些不良少年被他痛扁。這些不良少年狼狽地逃走。
這句成語的意思是我迎著狂暴的風然後我征服迎面而來的巨大海浪。
這句成語被用來形容一個人不畏艱險而且奮勇向前。
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。
你喜歡念書嗎?你希望過一個怎樣人生呢?
我期待這故事能讓你產生一些新的收穫。
出處為宋書/卷76-列傳35
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