diligent(dǔ zhì hǎo xué)

diligent

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ǔ zh ì h à oxu é, meaning to concentrate. It comes from Hou BA's biography.

Idiom explanation

Duzhi: single mindedness and determination. He is dedicated and studious.

Idioms and allusions

Shen Yue is lonely and poor. He is dedicated to learning and does not explain the book day and night. The mother was afraid that she would get sick by working, so she often sent oil reducing agent to put out the fire. And the day's reading, night often recite it, then broad group books, good belong to the text. Cai Xingzong in Jiyang was good at his talent, and he was called Yingzhou. He led the foreign soldiers from Anxi to join the army, and also recorded the room. Xingzong often said to his disciples, "the teacher of Shenji's human relations should be good at it." (excerpt from biography of Shen Yue in Southern History)

Word analysis

To put down the fear, to worry, to send, to let go, to introduce, to learn

Chinese PinYin : dǔ zhì hǎo xué