1, pronounced as yá né r yǒ u x? n
2, interpretation: reliable speech, credit.
3. Source: The Analects of Confucius: "Keep your word when making friends."
4. Make sentences:
(1) Be a gentleman of your word, not a fat little man who breaks his word.
He keeps his word, and I believe what he said is true.
Second, you must do what you say.
1, pronounced as yá n ch ū b ū xí ng
2. Interpretation: Keep your word.
3. Make sentences:
(1) A man should keep his word, be decisive and keep his promise.
(2) We should be honest, understand the truth that a promise is as good as a promise, and keep our word.
Third, what you say and what you do.
1, pronounced as yán tīng shì xíng
2. explanation: it means that words must be done, and things must be done.
3, the source: "Han Feizi Yan Yi": "Words and deeds are like mentoring."
4. Make sentences:
(1) The highest trust between people is the trust in words and deeds.
(2) He listens to his grandfather's words and deeds and is recognized as a filial child.
Fourth, be cautious in words and deeds.
1, pronounced as jǐn yán shèn xíng
2. Interpretation: Cautious independence: Cautious independence. Be careful what you say and do.
3. Source: "Book of Rites Yi Yi": "Gentleman's Taoism forbids people to talk about things, so they must consider their end, and they must take care of their embarrassment, so they should be cautious."
4. Make sentences:
( 1)? He is a cautious man who never makes a move.
(2) Knowing what others say is awesome, you'd better be careful what you say and do, and don't fall behind the crowd.
5. Keep your word and do what you want.
1, pronunciation: yán běxěn, xíng běguǒ
2, interpretation: letter: keep promise; Result: Decisive and resolute. If you say it, you must do it. You must do it.
3. Source: Confucius "The Analects of Confucius" Luz in the pre-Qin period: "Words must be believed, actions must have results, embarrassing, stubborn and despicable!"
4. Make sentences:
( 1)? We in China always keep our word.
(2) If a leader wants to win the trust of the masses, he must keep his word and do what he says.
Six, a person's heart is the same
1, pronounced: x and x ě n k ǒ u rú y: and "
2, interpretation: what I think in my heart is the same as what I say. Describe honesty and frankness.
3, the source: Li Qingru really "Mirror Flower Edge" sixty-five times: "Sister Zizhi is fierce, but fortunately her heart is also so, straightforward, but it is very refreshing.
4. Make sentences:
(1) People say Xiao Fang has a hard mouth, but I think he is a frank person.
(2) A short paragraph is straightforward, and his heart is the same. What he thinks is what he says.
Seven, a promise is a promise.
1, pronounced y and nu ò qi ā n j and n.
2. Interpretation: promise: promise. The promise made is worth 1000 dollars. Metaphor means keeping your word and keeping your credit.
3. Source: "Historical Records Biography of Ji Bu and Luan Bu": "It is better to get a promise than to get a thousand dollars."
4. Make sentences:
( 1)? Fang Lan keeps his promise and never breaks it.
(2)? A man should keep his word, be decisive and keep his promise.
Eight, be aggressive.
1, pronounced: g? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?.
2, interpretation: describe doing things without fear.
3. Source: Sixty-nine chapters of "The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties": "Dare to do it, I don't know the palace."
4. Make sentences:
(1) We should be strong and enterprising, and never be timid cowards.
(2) You should be an enterprising person.
Nine, don't say anything
1, pronounced: Shu not yιbèr
2. Interpretation: Whatever you say. Describe keeping your word.
3. Source: Zhang Qingchun Fan's "Official Sea" The fourth time: "Shao Xiaolian at this time is just a small general in Taiwan Province. He said that one is one and two is two, and Zhuang Zhijun never refuted him."
4. Make sentences:
(1) People keep their word, and never be willful.
We are uncompromising. Since we promised to help you, we will never break our word.