吃苦耐勞是我們這個(gè)民族的標(biāo)識(shí)。古圣先賢總是教訓(xùn)我們要能過得儉樸的生活，所謂“一簞食，一瓢飲”，就是形容生活狀態(tài)之極端的刻苦，所謂“嚼得菜根”，就是表示一個(gè)有志的人之能耐得清寒，惡衣惡食，不足為恥，豐衣足食，不足為榮，這在個(gè)人之修養(yǎng)上是應(yīng)有的認(rèn)識(shí)。羅馬帝國盛時(shí)的一位皇帝，Marcus Aurelius，他從小就摒絕一切享受，從來不參觀那當(dāng)時(shí)風(fēng)靡全國的賽車、比武之類的娛樂，終于成為一位嚴(yán)肅的苦修派的哲學(xué)家，而且建立了不朽的事業(yè)。
Being able to work diligently and endure hardships is the hallmark of our nation. Ancient sages always advocate a thrift lifestyle. The expression of “a basket of rice and a ladle of water” is used to describe the extreme difficulty in life, and a person of noble aspirations still holds on to his poverty even if he has to chew vegetables’ roots to feed himself. An individual should not be ashamed of bad food and clothing, and in the same way good food and clothing are nothing to be proud of. This is the necessary awareness based on self-cultivation. Marcus Aurelius. a ruler of the Rome Empire in its heyday, refused any kind of enjoyment ever since he was a child, including watching the most popular games at the time such as chariot racing and gladiator fighting. He ended up as a stoic philosopher and achieved immortal exploits in his career.
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