Question

关于“罗马不是一天建成”的英语故事

必须是英语故事！！！！！

Answer 1

it is a famous English proverb. From Roman allusions. Ancient Rome was originally a small Italian city. The 3rd century BC, Rome unified the entire peninsula. The 1st century BC, the Roman city as across three continents Europe, Asia and Africa of the Roman Empire, the political, economic and cultural center. In order to strengthen his rule the Roman Empire, built by the Roman as the center, leading to all directions of traffic. According to historical records, the Romans Gong Zhu Hard Road 80 thousand kilometers. The road to promote the empire of internal and external trade and cultural exchanges. The 8th century AD, the Roman Catholic Church became the center of Western Europe, parts of pilgrims flock to the believers. It is said that at that time from any of the Italian peninsula and Europe began a road trip, as long as the Bop, the end can be arrived in Rome. Even more interesting is that the rulers of ancient Rome for the convenience of deployed forces, ordered the trees planted on both sides of road in order to soldiers march block the hot sun. All roads lead to Rome According to legend, this sentence from the first Roman Emperor Julian (julian the apostate, 331-363) of the mouth. Julian was Constantine I (about 280-337) of the nephew. He learned, set scholars, writers and generals in one. Reign period (360-363) allows freedom of religion, and to allow reconstruction of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem. Belief of their own pagan, is the only non-Christians after Constantine emperor. Therefore, the church called him “apostate” (apostate). Many roads to Rome to take a number of ways a microcosm, or a lot of choice. And Chinese idioms are achieving the same or goes, the sea water similar to go thousands of miles.

Answer 2

The good old proverb, "Rome was not hulh in a clay," reminds us that great things are never done without much time and labour. It takes us back to Rome, the capital of the greatest empire of the ancient world and the most brilliant city of ancient times. Indeed, Rome was built through the labours of many a great man who had been striving against difficulties. As human beings,we are eager to win merits for ourselves. It is, however, only patience as well as endurance that can help us to succeed in performing great deeds: for difficulties are in fact unavoidable, unless we do not engage in anything at all. Young people are, however, mostly impatient. Brave as they may be at the beginning, they often give up halfway in the face of what seems to be insurmountable. Men of such a type can hardly expect to succeed.