Pinyin: ji ā ji ā jiāng qín bǔ zhuō not

Synonym: Diligence makes up for mistakes.

Usage: linkage type; As a predicate; Make up for clumsiness with diligence.

Explanation: Diligence makes up for clumsiness.

Source: Tang Bai Juyi's "Twenty-four Rhymes from Arriving in the County": "There is no worry in Ning Province, and there is no trouble in diligence."

Idiom story: In 825 AD, Tang Jingzong transferred Bai Juyi, the secretariat of Hangzhou, to Suzhou, the largest state in the southeast of the Tang Dynasty. The local affairs were complicated. When Bai Juyi took office, he declined all banquets and concentrated on handling government affairs. He quickly became familiar with the local situation, rectified the bureaucracy and won the praise of the people. He thinks that he is born clumsy and can only make up for it by diligence.

diligent and thrifty

Pinyin: kqín kji?n

Synonyms: frugality, hard work and simplicity, frugality.

Antonym: Idle, profligate, love leisure, hate work.

Use: combined; As predicate, object and attribute; Include praise

Explanation: Krishnamurti: Yes. Can be thrifty and housekeeping.

Source: "Shangshu Dayu Mo": "Diligent in the state, frugal at home."

Example: ~, not idle, not lacking. (Guo Songmao Qian's Yuefu poems, Liang Taimiao's music and dance songs, withdrawing beans).

Idiom story: During the period of Emperor Yao, the Yellow River often overflowed, and Yao sent guns to control water for nine years without success. Send Yu, the son of Gun, to control water. Yu bid farewell to his wife who had been married for four days and embarked on the journey of water control. 13 years, he passed the house three times and didn't come back, and finally succeeded. Shun gave way to Yu because he thought he could serve the people diligently.

3. Diligence makes up for mistakes

Pinyin: Qinnan bǔZhu not

Synonym: Work hard, study hard and practice hard.

Antonym: persistence

Usage: subject-predicate type; Become an object; Include praise

Explanation: Diligence can make up for the deficiency.

Source: Song Shaoyong's "Pen Making": "Fake images are really fake, and they will always lose their diligence."

Idiom story: In 825 AD, Tang Jingzong transferred Bai Juyi, the secretariat of Hangzhou, to Suzhou, the largest state in the southeast of the Tang Dynasty. The local affairs were complicated. When Bai Juyi took office, he declined all banquets and concentrated on handling government affairs. He quickly became familiar with the local situation, rectified the bureaucracy and won the praise of the people. He thinks that he is born clumsy and can only make up for it by diligence.

4. Diligence is good at diligence

Pinyin: yè j and ng yuqín

Synonym: studious and tireless.

Antonym: one exposure to ten cold, lazy to do.

Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; Describe profound knowledge, diligence and studiousness.

Explanation: industry: learning; Fine: proficient; Yu: lies in; Diligence: Diligence. Profound knowledge is acquired through hard work.

Source: Yu's Understanding of Learning: "Industry is good at diligence, but poor at drama; Everything I have done is thought and destruction. "

Idiom story: In the Tang Dynasty, Han Yu, a writer, was exiled to Chaozhou as a secretariat because he dared to speak out and offended the emperor. Later, he was transferred back to Beijing as Dr. imperial academy. After he took office, he taught students to remember that "industry is good at diligence, but not at interest;" Everything I have done is thought and destruction. " The student refuted him with his own experience. He used the examples of Sima Qian and Qu Yuan to educate them.

5. Parents are diligent.

Pinyin: ψ n qí n

Explanation: refers to the kindness and hard work of parents in raising their children.

Source: The Book of Songs Wind Owl: "Ensi Qinsi, Xunzi's Minsi."

Example: ~, support me. (Ming Gui Youguang's "Zhang Zhaozhen's Female Ci")