手不釋卷
手不釋卷
中國古時候三國時期有一位將軍,叫呂蒙。他小時候家里很窮,沒有錢上學。當上將軍以后國王鼓勵他多讀書。呂蒙聽從了國王的建議,每天堅持學習,一天也沒有間斷過,哪怕是在行軍打仗的時候,也擠出時間來學習,手里總是不丟開書本。后來,呂蒙終于成了一名學識淵博的將軍。
Always with a book in hand
Lü Meng (lǚ méng 呂蒙) was a meritorious general of the State of Wu during the Three Kingdoms Period (sān guó 三國時代,220-280AD). He came from a poor family and had not the chance to go to school when he was young. When he became a general, the duke of Wu encouraged him to read some books. Lü Meng took his advice, and stared to study hard. Even when he was marching or fighting, he would find time to study. There was always a book in his hand. Finally, Lü Meng became a learned general.
This idiom is used to describe being diligent in study.
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