Sail against the current and play an idiom.

row against the flood/stream/tide/wind

Answer: sail against the current. Explanation: To sail against the current is to sail against the current.

Sail against the current? [nǐxíng Zhu]？

Interpretation: Learning or doing things is like sailing against the current. If you don't work hard, you will regress.

Source: Lu Xun's essay "Pavilion, Pavilion and Foreign Language": "Even if there are still some boats sailing against the current, I will pull the fiber."

Usage: more formal; As predicate and object; Often used with "if you don't advance, you will retreat".

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If you don't advance, you will retreat? [ bù jìn zé tuì ]？

Interpretation: If you don't advance, you will retreat.

Source: Song Zhuxi's "Zhuzi School" Volume XIII: "Mortals will retreat if they don't advance."

Ordinary people will retreat if they don't advance.

Usage: small; As predicate and attribute; Used for people's thinking, learning and so on.

There are broad and narrow definitions of crossword puzzles. A word puzzle in a broad sense refers to all word puzzles, such as word puzzles, word puzzles, sentence puzzles and so on. In a narrow sense, a crossword puzzle refers to a riddle of Chinese characters. The latter pays attention to the combination of writing forms and the collocation of radicals, and describes the components of Chinese characters from the perspectives of form, function and meaning. The expression of words is short, and the rhetorical skills of writing words and riddles are also high.

Crossword puzzles are riddles with one or several Chinese characters as the answers. The writing of this riddle makes use of either the word-formation rules of Chinese characters or the characteristics of Chinese characters in form, sound and meaning, which is both interesting and informative.

A crossword puzzle consists of a puzzle maker and a guessing player. As the name implies, it is a jigsaw maker and an artificial jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle must be clever, and then the guessing person solves the puzzle. In China, it has a long history, spread widely, varied types and endless changes. It is very popular among literati, and it is also used in political struggle and divination.

In modern times, crossword puzzles are more popular as a high-level entertainment. One of Bao Zhao's crossword puzzles in the Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty: "Two shapes are one, with four branches and eight heads, 48 18, and the flying spring flows upward." Qian Zhenlun's note: "Tick-tac-toe. Press: four, eight, eight, eight, forty. "