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Yan worn out iron
  Explanation: Cast-iron ink stone is worn out. Described as determined unwavering, tireless.
  Source: Yuan Wang Shih-fu, "The West Chamber" First off the first [Mixed Martial Law] to the "poem" "books" by the mass, silverfish like no fee study. Keep warm around the spine, the iron Yan worn out. "
No. 2
  The cast-iron of the ink-stone is worn out of. Analogy to study hard, have perseverance.
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No. 3
  Cast-iron in the ink-stone has been worn out. Described as determined unwavering, tireless persistence. Ming Wang Yufeng, "incense in mind to see list": "Uzbek people struggle yarn hair envy, Notice of iron ink stone worn out." See also "worn out iron ink stone."
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No. 4
  成语 铁砚磨穿
  发音 tiě yàn mó chuān
  解释 把铁铸的砚台都磨穿了。形容立志不移,持久不懈。
  出处 元·王实甫《西厢记》第一本第一折“[混江龙]向《诗》《书》经传,蠹鱼似不出费钻研。将棘围守暖,把铁砚磨穿。”
  示例 元·王实甫《西厢记》第一本第一折“[混江龙]向《诗》《书》经传,蠹鱼似不出费钻研。将棘围守暖,把铁砚磨穿。”