学海无涯 Boundless ocean of learning
Explanation
比喻知识的广博和学习的永无止境。
A metaphor for the vastness of knowledge and the endlessness of learning.
Origin Story
话说唐朝有个叫李白的诗人,从小就喜欢读书,他家境贫寒,但为了学习,他翻山越岭,跋山涉水,四处求学。有一天,他来到一处风景秀丽的地方,看到一位老先生正在读书,李白便上前请教。老先生说:“知识就像大海一样,浩瀚无垠,你想要学完所有的知识是不可能的。但是,只要你不断地学习,不断地探索,你就能学到很多知识,成为一个博学的人。”李白听了老先生的话,深受启发,更加努力地学习,最终成为了一代诗仙。他深知学海无涯,知识的海洋是浩瀚无垠的,只有不断学习,才能有所成就。
It is said that in the Tang Dynasty there was a poet named Li Bai, who liked reading since childhood. His family was poor, but in order to study, he crossed mountains and rivers, seeking knowledge everywhere. One day, he came to a scenic spot and saw an old gentleman reading. Li Bai went forward and asked for advice. The old gentleman said, "Knowledge is like the sea, vast and boundless, you can't possibly learn all the knowledge. But as long as you keep learning and exploring, you can learn a lot of knowledge and become a learned person." Li Bai was inspired by the old gentleman's words and studied even harder, eventually becoming a great poet. He knew that the ocean of learning is vast and boundless, and only by constantly learning can one achieve something.
Usage
多用于劝勉他人要坚持学习,不断进取。
Often used to encourage others to persevere in learning and to constantly strive for progress.
Examples
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学海无涯,苦心孤诣。
xué hǎi wú yá, kǔ xīn gū yì
The ocean of learning is boundless, one must strive with all one's heart.
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人生的学习过程,就像是在无边无际的大海中航行,需要我们不断地努力和探索。
rén shēng de xuéxí guòchéng, jiù xiàng shì zài wú biān wú jì de dà hǎi zhōng háng xíng, xūyào wǒmen bùduàn de nǔlì hé tàn suǒ
Learning in life is like sailing on a boundless sea. We must constantly strive and explore.