I. Basic explanation
Suffering hardships [[[hán xīn rú kǔ] incarnation]]: spicy: spicy; Ru: Eat. Describe suffering or suffering. From: Shi's Notes on Zhonghe Victory Hospital: "No matter where it is, it will be bitter and bitter, and it was born in Chu Muru."
Second, the meaning and application of suffering
1. Suffering means that you have suffered a lot in suffering, but you still don't give up, silently endure and persevere. Its meaning is usually used to describe those who work hard to achieve their goals and are not afraid of difficulties and pains. Suffering hardships means emphasizing "deliberately suffering hardships and being indifferent to fame and fortune", which shows that this kind of patience and commitment can shape a person's character and improve a person's cultivation and values.
2. Suffering was first seen in the Book of Later Han Dynasty, which was used to describe Hua Xin's mother. She kept the secret in her heart, worked hard to raise her son Hua Xin, and finally taught him the secret after his success. Because of the heroic image of commitment and perseverance, this idiom has become a symbol of respect and praise.
Suffering is often used in daily life to describe a person's struggle and express his unremitting admiration and respect. This idiom is widely used, especially in areas with fierce competition, such as learning and starting a business. It encourages people to show perseverance and endurance to face the difficulties in life, go forward bravely and realize their own life value.
The use of this idiom can also express the attitude of respecting labor and hard work, emphasizing that people need to go through long-term hard work and arduous process when pursuing their ideals, success and happiness. In addition to the general forms in idioms, the meaning of suffering is also reflected in many families and workplaces.
In order to achieve personal and family goals, people need to bear all kinds of difficulties and hardships, and achieve their own and family life goals through strong will and efforts. In the workplace, successful people often have extraordinary perseverance and perseverance. They can withstand pressure and appreciate difficulties, face changes and challenges without fear, and constantly adjust and improve themselves.