to be very patient and not mind taking the trouble to do something repeatedly

(idiom) to listen to something many times without getting tired of it; worth hearing over and over again

nothing is too deceitful in war; deceptive tactics are used without hesitation to achieve victory in battle

To have an insatiable desire to learn; to be diligent in study and never feel satisfied with one's knowledge.

to never tire of seeing or reading something no matter how many times it is seen; describes something with great charm or lasting appeal

(idiom) describes a piece of writing that is so well-written that one never tires of reading it; always worth another look

To not spare any details; to dwell on a matter at great length or with great care.

To go into great detail without hesitation; the more detailed the better.

to eat only the finest grain and the most finely chopped meat; describes being very particular about the quality and preparation of food

to not dislike and discard; to not look down on or abandon someone

Study without feeling tired and teach others without becoming weary; a classical idiom from the Analects of Confucius describing a dedication to lifelong learning and generous learning.

to never tire of looking at or reading something even after many viewings