日本有一位著名画家,自幼喜爱画画,因家贫,在十三岁时出家为僧。在寺院里,他每日作画不辍。长老多次禁止仍无法阻止他的绘画兴趣,就把他绑在柱子上。手虽不能动了,他却用脚蘸着汩汩而落的泪水,在地上画出一个活生生的小老鼠来。他的这种锲而不舍的精神终于感动了长老。从此长老不再干涉他的绘画了。后来,他成为日本水墨画的鼻祖,被称为日本的“画圣”。 A famous painter in Japan loved to paint at an early age and became a monk at the age of thirteen because of her poverty. In the monastery, he paints daily. Elders repeatedly banned still can not stop his interest in painting, put him tied to the pillars. Although his hand did not move, he was drowned in his grievances and tears, drawing a living mouse on the ground. His perseverance finally touched the elders. Since then elders no longer interfere in his paintings. Later, he became the founder of Japanese ink painting, known as Japan’s “painting”.