In the past, this meant that students received a respected education. It is a metaphor for respecting teachers and stressing morality.
◎ The Biography of Shi Yang in Song Dynasty: "I was forty years old when I met Cheng Yi in Luo. One day when I saw H, I just sat still, and I stood with you on the left. By the time I felt it, the snow outside the door was already a foot deep. "
◎ Regular; Then the predicate; A metaphor for respecting teachers and attaching importance to teaching.
Shi Yang, a scholar in the Northern Song Dynasty, and his friend in his forties, You Zuo, went to Cheng Yi for advice, and happened to bump into Cheng Yi taking a nap in the house. Shi Yang advised Youzuo not to wake up the teacher, so they stood quietly at the door, waiting for the teacher to wake up. After a while, it snowed heavily, the more urgent it was. Shi Yang and Youzuo were still standing in the snow. Youzuo was too cold to stand up. He tried to wake Cheng Yi several times, but Shi Yang stopped him. When Cheng woke up, he found two "snowmen" outside.
Etiquette is a code of conduct for self-discipline and respect for others, and a process and means to show respect and understanding for others. The ancients said, "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand." Civilized etiquette is not only the embodiment of personal quality and education, but also the embodiment of personal morality and social morality.
Study should be persistent.
Learn from others and be sincere and dedicated.
Have a firm belief and are not afraid of hardship.