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During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Yu, the Grand Administrator of Danyang in Eastern Wu, was exceptionally fond of studying ancient books and actively encouraged the children of his subordinates to read them.
He held immense respect for Ma Pu from Jiyin, a man known for his profound dedication to ancient learning and extensive knowledge. Sun Yu invited Ma Pu to his residence to tutor the children of his generals and officials.
Seizing this opportunity, he established academies in both Danyang and Lujiang prefectures. Sun Yu himself frequently gave lectures there, attracting hundreds of students.

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Open the tool →笃学好古 (dǔ xué hào gǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be devoted to ancient studies”.
笃学好古 is pronounced dǔ xué hào gǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 笃学好古 means “diligent in study and fond of antiquity”. It is used to mean “to be devoted to ancient studies”.
笃学好古 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
笃学:专心好学。指专心致至地学习古代曲籍。