The source of perseverance

Unyielding source: Zuo Zhuan mourned the public for eleven years.

Zuo Zhuan recorded the story of Guan Zhong, an important official of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, which showed his firm will and indomitable spirit. Guan Zhong, a sage of Lu, was exiled because of poverty when he was young. During his exile, Guan Zhong did not give up, but kept learning and accumulated rich knowledge and experience.

Later, Guan Zhong was reused and became an important prime minister of Lu. He carried out a series of reforms, which made the country's economy prosperous and political stability. However, when Guan Zhong was in power, Lu Guojun was bewitched by some nobles, jealous and suspicious of Guan Zhong, and was eventually demoted to Qishan.

During his exile in Qishan, Guan Zhong did not lose heart. He has always maintained a firm will and indomitable spirit. During his exile, he still actively thought, studied and summed up his experience to prepare for returning to China to continue serving his country in the future.

After the exile in Qishan expired, Guan Zhong returned to Shandong and was warmly welcomed by the monarch and people. He continued to carry out reform and led Lu to achieve greater prosperity and development.

This story emphasizes Guan Zhong's indomitable spirit and indomitable will, and shows his courage and perseverance to succeed in adversity. This idiom was later used to describe those who are determined, unwavering and indomitable in the face of difficulties and challenges.

In a word, the story about Guan Zhong in Zuo Zhuan formed the idiom "Perseverance", which became an important expression in Chinese traditional culture and promoted the indomitable spirit.