Mingjian is a Chinese word, pinyin míng biàn, which means to distinguish clearly; to distinguish clearly.

Source: 1. "Book of Rites: Doctrine of the Mean": "Learn eruditely, inquire deeply, think carefully, discern clearly, and practice diligently."

2. "Gu Yong" by Lian Ming and Song Dynasties "The Epitaph of Feng Liu Fujun": "He was called Fujun: gentle and careful, discerning and forgiving, superior to the style of a scholar and gentleman."

3. "Yao Nai" of the Qing Dynasty "Preface to the Return of Confucius' Appointment": "Words of loyalty and trustworthiness, deeds of sincerity and respect are the basis; extensive knowledge and discernment are the basis."

4. Tao Xingzhi "We should adhere to the draft of the new academic system" "Attitude": "We should clearly distinguish and choose the good from the experience of foreign academic systems, and never abandon ourselves and follow others instead of absorbing it."

5. Yang Mo's "Song of Youth" Part 2, Part 3 Chapter 3: "But I hope that in your wise heart, you can still retain a little calm reason to distinguish right from wrong."

Sentence:

1. In addition to the soul that can distinguish right from wrong, the world The most expensive thing in the world is diamond jewelry.

2. This is a nonsense story, crooked, and those who cannot distinguish right from wrong should be careful before entering. Remember! Remember! This is written randomly. I will not think carefully, but it will be very intuitive.

3. Xiao Weng said that it is difficult to distinguish between right and wrong because these rights and wrongs are all within the realm of ethics.

4. Well, after studying with me for three years, you can already distinguish right from wrong, and understand the sword tactics on your own. It’s not bad, not bad, and you can even doubt the general secret of my swordsmanship... Let’s go. I have little talent and knowledge, so how can I be your master?

5. The superego is not a great moral philosopher who can teach you to distinguish right from wrong.

6. Bing Xin, the old man of the century, once said: "Reading is good, reading is good, reading is good." This is a wise saying. Reading a good book can enrich the mind, enable people to distinguish right from wrong, and make people have love, civilized behavior, and etiquette; while reading a bad book can make people narrow-minded, shameless, selfish, and cruel.

7. But - this wisdom refers to the ability and judgment to distinguish right from wrong. To put it bluntly, it is the acuity of insight.