那天看到一个笑话,说一孩子结婚花光了父亲的所有积蓄,可女方还要金戒指和金耳环。孩子就对父亲说: “爸,您就咬咬牙,再给我点钱吧。”父亲一听,张大嘴吼道:“你瞧,你瞧,我的牙都掉光了,还拿什么再咬呢? 我妈就经常用“咬咬牙”来刺激我,比方说我晚上解了9道数学题,她会说.咬咬牙,做满10道题再睡觉;早上锻炼,我跑得气喘旰吁了,她会说.咬咬牙,再跑10分钟:弹钢琴,手都麻了.她会说,咬咬牙.再弹一首……我想,还好我不是笑话里的那个爸爸.我正年轻,牙齿结实,否则,我也只好反问我妈,我牙都掉光了,还拿什么咬呢?我妈说咬咬牙就是坚持.也许熬过那一刻,你就到了一个新境界了。 I saw a joke that day and said that a child spent all her father’s savings on her wedding, but the woman also wanted gold rings and gold earrings. The child said to his father, “Dad, you just bite your teeth and give me some money.” When his father heard it, Zhang opened his mouth and said, “You see, you see, my teeth are gone, what else are you going to do? What about biting it? My mother often uses “clenching teeth” to stimulate me. For example, I solved 9 math problems at night and she would say. I gritted my teeth, I went to 10 questions and then I went to bed; in the morning, I ran out of breath. She called, and she would say, bite her teeth and run for another 10 minutes: playing the piano, her hands are numb. She will say, bite her teeth and play again... I think, fortunately I’m not the dad in the joke. I was young and my teeth were strong. Otherwise, I had to ask my mother again. My teeth have fallen out. What do I bite? My mother said that biting her teeth is to insist. Maybe at that moment, you will be in a new realm.