What traditional virtues are embodied in stealing the column?

It embodies the traditional virtue of hard work.

Kuang Heng works for others in order to study. At night, even if there is a glimmer of light, he should study hard. This attitude and diligence made Kuang Heng a great scholar. Sometimes, external conditions limit the progress of many people, but people with will will create opportunities for themselves to move forward. Hardship is only a temporary experience, and the knowledge gained after experiencing these hardships is the precious and long-term wealth of life.

Stealing the light is an idiom evolved from a fable, which comes from Xijing Miscellanies. This idiom originally refers to Kuang Heng poaching to attract his neighbors to study by candlelight. Later, it is used to describe that his family is poor and studies hard.

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Kuang Heng, the word Chikyu. Study hard without candles. Neighbors have candles and can't catch them. Balance is to attract its light through the wall. Read a book because it can reflect light. Most people can't read. Javdo Shuheng cooperated with him without asking for remuneration. The master asked the balance strangely. Heng Yue is willing to be sighed by the master who has been reading master books. Endowed with books. He became a university.

Always know how to speak poetry. As soon as people talk, they say there is no poem. Kuang Dinglai. Kuang said poetry. Be considerate. Ding. Heng Xiaoming also. When people are afraid of it. If so, everyone who hears it will laugh. Hengyi people have words and poems. Balance obedience and language. problem The people in the city fell down and left. Chase it. Mr. Yue, stay and listen. More reasonable. Yi people say they are poor. Then go and never come back.