[读音][wén jī qǐ wǔ]
[解释]Hearing a chicken crowing, one rises and dances with a sword. Later, it is compared to a person who has the ambition to serve the country rising up in time.
[Source] Song Songzhou, "Nian Nujiao - Questions on Zhongshan Building": "Strike the oar and swear to be clear; hear the rooster and rise to dance; after all, the hero gets it."
[Example sentence]Yue Fei set his ambition to serve the country from a young age, ~, practiced hard on martial arts, and finally became a national hero who was loyal to the country.
[near sense]Ran chaff according to the salary to strive for strength perseverance and perseverance, the cock crows and rises to waste sleep and food, self-improvement and self-improvement and indignation
[antonym]Self-violence and self-abandonment, and to steal peace