What were the classical Chinese articles about diligent reading?

Answer 1

There were many diligent classical Chinese readers. The following are some common examples:

The meaning of diligent study. "The Doctrine of the Middle Way":"The way of a superior man is costly and difficult to disturb, and he loses what he has done, but he still does not care. He says,'I will certainly set it for the world.' Therefore, a gentleman learns without seeking to read and do, and does not have the capacity to tolerate others. This is to say that the world will cherish him if he is upright and upright."
2. Learn but not seek to read, do but not cherish. "The Analects of Confucius":"Learning to write poetry is not to read and ask can be. It's fine to ask but not to read but not to read."
3. To learn but not to do. "University: Cultivate one's moral character, regulate one's family, govern the country, and pacify the world." Therefore, for the peace of the world, self-cultivation, for the peace of the country, learning."
4. Learn without dreaming. "The Doctrine of the Middle Way":"Is the golden mean the most perfect? Few people can last long."
5. Learn without perseverance. "The Doctrine of the Average":"The doctrine of the Doctrine of the Average is not biased and mediocre." A gentleman is always in his position and does what he should do, not seeking merit."

These classical Chinese emphasized the importance of studying hard, encouraging people to study hard and not give up their goals in order to reach a higher realm.