To learn from a Book(záo yíng nà shū)

To learn from a Book

As an ancient idiom, it means to keep books for a long time. As early as "Yanzi spring and autumn miscellaneous 30.".

essential information

Heading: zhunyingnashu

interpretation

To collect books means to keep books for a long time.

source

"Yanzi's spring and Autumn Annals: Za Xia 30:" Yan Zi is ill and will die, so it's hard to write a book. He said to his wife, "the language of Ying is the same. The son is strong and shows it." the second poem of "Bian Cheng Jiang" written by Liang and Wu Jun in the Southern Dynasty: "if you want to leave a book, you should chisel a couplet, and if you want to pass on a merit, you must lay a foundation for the society." "Xu Yuanzi's poem: '" The old book is preserved by chiseling the couplets. "

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