When he was a child, his family asked a teacher to teach him how to read, but he refused to continue learning until he recognized a few words.
The following is a 200-word compilation of celebrity stories, everyone is welcome to read! The story of Yang Jingyu’s devotion to the anti-Japanese war. The national anti-Japanese hero Yang Jingyu served as the commander of the “South Manchurian Anti-Japanese Allied Forces” from 1934 until he dedicated his life on the battlefield in 1940.
During the six years of arduous fighting, he took the lead in fighting against the Japanese invaders in the white mountains, black waters, forests and snowy fields.
Faced with the enemy's heavy encirclement and suppression, Yang Jingyu led his troops to fight tenaciously, making the enemy restless and in panic all day long.
The Japanese chieftain was afraid and hated him, so he mobilized heavy troops to besiege him.
Someone advised Yang Jingyu to surrender. He said categorically: "No, I have my beliefs." Finally, with no ammunition or food left, Yang Jingyu died heroically after firing the last bullet.
The enemy cruelly cut open his stomach with a bayonet. There was not a grain of rice in Yang Jingyu's stomach, but only bark, grass roots and cotton wadding.
Legend has it that Zheng Banqiao went to visit friends in the mountains one day. He passed by an ancient temple and saw a single couplet written on the wall: "An inch of land is a temple, and a poem is written beside the temple. The poem goes: The bright moon sends the monks back to the ancient temple." He
I feel that this couplet is very literary.
"An inch of land" refers to a small place and is a self-effacing statement.
And "inch soil" together happens to be the word "temple".
"Yansi" happens to be the word for "poem" together.
Finally, we return to the word "Temple" at the beginning.
Extremely clutch and true skills.
He appreciated it very much in his heart, but he felt he couldn't match it for a while.
On the way home, Zheng Banqiao accidentally saw some trees on the side of the road leaning here and there, with broken branches and trunks. He was moved by the scene and blurted out the second line: "Two trees form a forest, and there is a prohibition on the forest. The prohibition says: an ax can enter the forest in time." Correcting Money
Mr. Zhongshu's wife Yang Jiang is modest and calm in nature.
A few years ago, Tsinghua University established the "Good Study" Award Fund. Mr. Yang, who has always been reclusive, personally attended the ceremony and announced that he would donate all the royalties received by the couple to the Tsinghua University Education Foundation... It was also at that ceremony that the host introduced
In the life story of Mr. Qian Zhongshu, when it was mentioned that he had received an associate's degree in literature from the University of Oxford, England, Yang Jiang calmly but resolutely corrected him: It was not an associate's degree, but a bachelor's degree.
Maybe it was the host's negligence, or maybe it was a deliberate compliment.
But the academic aura of her husband, a writer, was so frankly and seriously erased by Yang Jiang.
The scars on Hemingway Hemingway was an outstanding American writer. In 1918, while rescuing the wounded in Italy, Hemingway was hit by 227 pieces of shrapnel and bullets.
In 1944, while on a bombing mission in Germany with a US plane, he suffered a concussion due to a plane crash.
At the end of 1944, he went deep into the French interior with the army and was injured twice.
Hemingway loved bullfighting, fishing and hunting.
Once, he was nearly picked to death by a bull. Later, he was hit in the eye by a stray bullet while hunting, and was burned again when a plane crashed.
Finally, in 1961, this great writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature ended his life with a bullet due to extreme mental stimulation.
Tao Hongjing studied in the vegetable garden In ancient times, there were many misunderstandings about the natural world. People believed in the absurd legend that Luoying turned a borer into his own son, and they also called the son he brought in a borer.
Tao Hongjing expressed doubts.
He found a nest of midges in the vegetable garden near the village and squatted in the vegetable field to observe them attentively all day long.
Tao Hongjing discovered that they were both male and female. After many days of careful observation, Tao Hongjing finally revealed the secret of the borers: it turns out that the borers also have their own offspring, and the borers are carried into the nest to serve as food for the larvae. They do not exist at all.
There is such a thing as "a adopted son"! From then on, Tao Hongjing felt that he had to observe everything personally and never follow others' opinions.
Lu Yu abandoned Buddhism and followed literature. Tang Dynasty scholar Lu Yu was an orphan since he was a child and was raised by Zen Master Zhiji.
Although Lu Yu was in the temple, he did not want to chant sutras and chant Buddha's name all day long. Instead, he liked to read poems and books.
Lu Yu insisted on going down the mountain to study, but was opposed by the Zen master.
In order to pose a problem to Lu Yu and educate him better, the Zen master asked him to learn how to make tea.
In the process of studying tea art, Lu Yu met a kind-hearted old woman and not only learned the complicated tea-making skills, but also learned many principles of reading and life.
When Lu Yu finally brought a cup of steaming Kuding tea to the Zen master, the Zen master finally agreed to his request to go down the mountain to study.