What idioms are there about learning to bless?

Pinyin: gān tóu rí shàng

Description: club head: bamboo pole tip; Up: up. This is a metaphor for rapid academic progress.

Source: "Candle Talk": "Master Zhao Xian gave me: A hundred feet are motionless, although people are not true. A hundred feet must enter, and the world of ten parties is the whole body. "

2. Idiom: Advance by leaps and bounds

Pinyin: n

Explanation: suddenly, violently: describe quickly. Describe the rapid progress and development.

Source: Zou Taofen's "Survival in Adversity" Chapter 3: "The rapid development of progressive culture is beneficial to the nation and the people, but it is a great obstacle to the die-hards and reactionaries."

Example: His academic achievements have advanced by leaps and bounds during this period.

3. Idiom: A hundred feet of pole head

Pinyin: bǐ bǐ i ch ǐ gā n tó u

Description: The top of a mast or acrobatic pole. Metaphor is extremely high official position and fame, or high achievements in study and career.

Source: Rong's "Merchant" poem: "Where is home in this life?"

For example, making sentences: the famous shock is high, and there are several dry breaks in ancient and modern times. ★ Bird Yang Hao's song "Gui Gui Ling"

4. Idiom: Be the first.

Pinyin: j ○ n b ○ ng tí mí ng

Note: Golden List: the list published by the imperial examinations in the imperial examination era; Title: Write your name. Refers to winning the imperial examination.

Source: Five Dynasties and Five Dynasties Wang Bao's "Tang Yanyan" Volume III: "He Fu, Taihe nine years; I'm going to write three articles next year, saying,' To be the No.1 scholar, Mo Xin, this year will be the same as last spring. Every time the greenhouse is asked by the red makeup, there is only one person. " "

For example, in the period of 10, becoming the first scholar has been listed as one of the top three scholars. ★ Ming Hongkun's "Qing Pingshan Tang Hua Chen Ben Tour Meiling Lost His Wife"

5. Idiom: Fish jumps at the dragon gate.

Pinyin: yuyuèlóng mén

Explanation: It is a metaphor for academic success or high status.

Source: Xin Qiji Sanqin story says: "Hejin has a Longmen, and Yu chisels the mountain to open the door, which is more than a mile wide. The Yellow River flows down the middle, but the shore is blocked by horses and chariots. Every spring, yellow carp go upstream, and the winner will turn into a dragon. " Tang Bi Yuan has "Fu of Fish Jumping at Longmen".

For example, making sentences: As the saying goes, a fish jumps over a dragon, but carp is a possibility. ★ Ya Ya Shi Yu by Lu Songdian