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10) 孔子聖賢之道- 善之難易

Posted on July 6, 2011 by Wzhang

Translated 孔子聖賢之道- 善之難易： 這善也有難有易，要做一個仁慈的人，就要全心全意幫助別人。 凡是有財有勢的人，立功積德很容易，易而不做這是自暴自棄。 貧窮的人做福難，難而能做，這才算是難能可貴啊！ Confucianism- The good of difficulty and ease: To be a kind person, we must wholeheartedly help others. Where there are rich and powerful people, a meritorious deed is easy. It is diffcult for poor … Continue reading →

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李清照少女填詞

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Wzhang

李清照是中國歷史上有名的女詞人。她是山東濟南人，出生在北宋末年。 10歲左右的小清照，漸漸地弄懂了詩詞的韻律，她自己開始學習寫詩，填詞，繪畫。她在寫詩詞的時候，總要反復修改，反复品味，直到自己滿意了，才拿給父親母親品評。一天傍晚，小清照在閨房中向外張望，見竹簾外細雨如絲，滿樹潔白的梨花紛紛落地。小清照觸景生情，按照《浣溪沙》的曲牌，填了一首詞。填寫完畢，她走到了自己的琴台旁，雙手撫著瑤琴，琴弦發出幽怨的曲調，小清照一邊彈琴，一邊唱著自己剛填寫的詞。這時父親李格非正和幾個文人在客廳里高談闊論。突然，從小姐的閨房里傳來了一陣清麗的音樂，客人們都停止了談話，聚精會神地聽琴聲和歌聲。有一位名士問李格非：“這詞字字清新，是什麼人寫的？”李格非笑著說：“是小女清照隨便填著玩的！”眾客人都大吃一驚，紛紛稱讚：“想不到一個10歲少女竟填出這樣好的詞！”後來，李清照終於成為一位出色的女詞人。

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車胤囊萤照讀

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Wzhang

Once there was a boy named Che Ying. “Here son, eat mine. I’m full, really!” the mother said. “ No, Mother. I’m full now too.”he said. “ Here son, take my potato. I’m full.” “ No father, I’ll go outside … Continue reading →

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諸葛亮餵雞

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Wzhang

诸葛亮 was a well know warrior in China. And that effects his studies when he was little…….. “Ummmmmmmm uh uh uh” said 诸葛亮’s brother trying to recite a poem in front of his father. ” What um um?” said their … Continue reading →

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阎若璩口吃成大器

Posted on July 4, 2011 by Wzhang

著名的考據學家閻若璩小時候是個口吃的孩子，常受到大家的嘲笑和欺負，在母親和老師的鼓勵下，閻若璩憑著勤能補拙的精神，刻苦讀書，付出別人幾倍的努力，趕上了正常的同學，此後，閻若璩仍舊憑著這股好學肯吃苦的精神，成為了著名的學者。

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含沙射影（han sha she ying）

Posted on July 4, 2011 by Wzhang
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Disregard the changing circumstances 刻舟求劍

Posted on July 4, 2011 by Wzhang

Translated 刻舟求劍 【ke zhou qiu jian】 楚國有一個坐船渡江的人，他的劍不小心從船上落入江中。船夫十分的為他焦急，可他不緊不慢的在船上用刀刻上記號，說：“這兒是我的劍掉下去的地方。” 船停了之後，這個人從他用刀刻的地方下水去尋找劍。船已經駛了，而劍卻沒有走，像這樣去尋找寶劍，不是很糊塗嗎? 啟示： 不能單憑主觀意識看待周圍的一切，而應以發展的眼光去看待在不斷變化著的事物。如按那楚國人的想法行事，一定會導致錯誤的判斷。 one day a man was crossing a river, his sword accidentally fell into the water from his belt. The boatman said,” Hurry! get your sword before its too late!” The … Continue reading →

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Episode 8- Three Adversities during the Rough Journey 第八集 坎途逢三難

Posted on July 2, 2011 by Wzhang

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Blind Men Touching an Elephant 盲人摸象

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Wzhang

Translated 盲人摸象 【mang ren mo xiang】 從前，有四個盲人很想知道大像是什麼樣子，可他們看不見，只好用手摸。胖盲人先摸到了大象的牙齒。他就說：“我知道了，大象就像一個又大、又粗、又光滑的大蘿蔔。”高個子盲人摸到的是大象的耳朵。“不對，不對，大像明明是一把大蒲扇嘛！”他大叫起來。“你們淨瞎說，大像只是根大柱子。”原來矮個子盲人摸到了大象的腿。而那位年老的盲人呢，卻嘟嚷：“唉，大象哪有那麼大，它只不過是一根草繩。”四個盲人爭吵不休，都說自己摸到的才是真正大象的樣子。而實際上呢？他們一個也沒說對。後以“盲人摸象”比喻看問題以偏概全。 【盲人摸象】啟示：我們不能只看到事物的一部分，而應看事物的全面和真實情況。 In India, the king one day decided to let some blind men touch an elephant and guess what it is. The first person said, “It is a big tall carrot.” ” No … Continue reading →

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Inspiration from the Rooster calls 聞雞起舞

Posted on June 27, 2011 by Wzhang

Translated 聞雞起舞【wen ji qi wu】 聽到雞叫就起來舞劍。後比喻有志報國的人及時奮起。該典出自《晉書·祖逖傳》，傳說東晉時期將領祖逖年青時就很有抱負，每次和好友劉琨談論時局，總是慷慨激昂，滿懷義憤。為了報效國家，他們在半夜一聽到雞鳴，就披衣起床，拔劍練武，刻苦鍛煉。 　 啟示：只有不斷努力，才有可能獲得成功。不經過努力奮鬥，不能成就事業。 聞雞起舞的 “舞” 字和 “武” 字是同音同意，“舞” 用在柔軟的肢體和音樂的表演上，即成為舞蹈，而 “舞” 用在剛柔結合的功夫表演上，即成為武術了。 There once was two young men Zhuti and Liugun who wanted to save their country. They both were friends and practiced martial arts every … Continue reading →

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