1. Quotes about inheritance

1. The most important thing for a filial son is to respect his relatives; the most important thing to respect his relatives is to support him in the world.

——Mencius 2. I feel sorry for my parents, who worked so hard to give birth to me. ——The Book of Songs 3. Once a teacher, always a father.

4. Whoever says nothing will be rewarded with three springs. 5. The kindness of a drop of water should be repaid by a spring of water.

6. Being a human being is like a candle. It has some heat and some light, giving people light and warmth. ——Xiao Chunu 7. Life needs a grateful heart to create, and a grateful heart needs life to nourish.

——Wang Fu 8. Don’t forget the man who dug the well when drinking water. The predecessors planted trees for future generations to enjoy the shade. 9. There is no greater kindness than knowing how to repay kindness.

10. Sheep have the kindness of kneeling down to breastfeed, and crows have the kindness of feeding back. 11. I borrowed thousands of dendrobium water from the river and made it into calligraphy to praise my teacher.

12. Give him a peach and repay him with a plum. 13. One father raises ten sons, and ten sons raise one father.

14. Look down on the world as disappearing like smoke, but remember that kindness remains like blood. 15. A father’s kindness is higher than a mountain, and a mother’s kindness is deeper than the sea.

16. The kindness of one meal should be never forgotten. 17. Fish know that the kindness of water is the source of happiness.

18. Poor parents in the world. 19. The kindness of knowing and meeting someone should never be forgotten.

20. I feel sorry for my parents. I don’t know the kindness of my parents if I don’t have children. 21. God has mercy on the grass, but late love is common in the world.

22. Thank you to fate, to the people, to ideas, to everyone I want to thank. ——Lu Xun 23. Parents who love their children have far-reaching plans.

24. When people help me, I will never forget it; when I help others, I won’t forget it. ——Hua Luogeng 25. If you are not a householder, you don’t know how valuable firewood and rice are. If you don’t raise children, you don’t know how to repay your mother’s kindness. 26. You want to repay kindness, but you want to forget resentment; repaying resentment is short, but repaying kindness is long.

27. Gratitude is a spiritual treasure. ——Locke 28. Gratitude is the health of the soul.

——Nietzsche 29. Without gratitude, there is no real virtue. ——Rousseau 30. The most beautiful scene in the world occurs when we miss our mother.

—— Maupassant 31. The reason why family is important is mainly because it allows parents to gain emotions. ——Russell 32. The virtue of parents is a huge wealth.

——Horace 33. How similar mothers are all over the world! Their hearts are always the same, they both have an extremely pure and innocent heart. ——Whitman 34. The kindness of parents cannot be drowned by water or extinguished by fire.

——Proverb from the former Soviet Union 35. Only when you raise a son can you know how hard your mother is, and only when you raise a daughter can you know how grateful you are to your mother. ——Japanese proverb 36. Ingratitude is worse than lying, vanity, gossip, drunkenness, or other evils of the fragile human heart.

——British Proverb 37. An ungrateful person cannot be saved if he is in trouble. ——Greek proverb 38. Gratitude is the least of virtues, and ungratefulness is the worst of conduct.

——British proverb 39. Despicable people are always ungrateful, and ungratefulness is a despicable part of the original. ——Hugo 40. The bees sip honey from the flowers and express their gratitude when they leave.

The flamboyant butterfly believes that the flower should thank him. ——Tagore 41. Charitable behavior can relieve the pain of others more than money.

——Rousseau 42. To know the kindness of parents, hold children and grandchildren in your arms. ——Japanese proverb 43. No matter how proud a person is of his achievements, he should drink water and think about his source. He should remember that it was his teacher who sown the original seeds for their growth.

——Marie Curie 44. Work hard and die. (Zhuge Liang's "The Master's Guide") 45. Crows have the meaning of feeding back, and sheep know the kindness of kneeling to breast. 46. The kindness of a drop of water should be repaid by a spring. 47. Bees sip nectar from flowers, and Yingying expresses thanks when they leave.

The flamboyant butterfly believes that the flower should thank him - Rabindranath Tagore 48. When people help me, I will never forget it; when I help others, I will never forget it.

—— Hua Luogeng 49. Every kind of favor has a barb, which will hook the mouth that swallows the favor. The benefactor can drag him wherever he wants —— Tang En 50. Ingratitude is better than lying and vanity. , gossip, alcoholism or other evils that exist in the hearts of vulnerable people are even more powerful - British proverb 51. Despicable people are always ungrateful: ungratefulness is originally a part of being despicable - Hugo 52. An ungrateful person is in trouble Among them, there is no way to be saved - Greek proverb 53. If a person receives a great favor and later turns against the benefactor, he must take care of his own dignity and must be more vicious than the stranger. 54. The stranger must prove that the other person is evil. Only sin can explain one's ruthlessness - Thackeray 55. Gratitude is the smallest of virtues, ingratitude is the worst of vices - British proverb 56. Ignorant people want to do good things, but they end up harming others. Not light; the little magpie plucks out its mother's feathers, thinking it has repaid the kindness of raising her - Tibetan proverb 57. The kindness of parents cannot be drowned by water or extinguished by fire - Soviet proverb 58. The kindness of a father is higher than a mountain, and the kindness of a mother is higher than the sea. Deep - Japanese proverb 59. To know the kindness of parents, hold children and grandchildren in your arms - Japanese proverb 60. Only when you raise a son can you know that your mother has worked hard, and only by raising a daughter can you know how to thank your mother for her kindness - Japanese proverb 61. You have not known your mother since you were a child. Only when you raise children do you know how to repay your mother's kindness - Japan Proverb 62. If you don’t have a family, you don’t know how much firewood and rice are; if you don’t raise children, you don’t know how to repay your mother’s kindness - Chinese proverb. 2. What are the poems about "inheritance"

1. "Desolate Village"

Era: Ming Dynasty Author: Yu Qian

The village is very desolate and suffers from drought every year. locust.

The old man pays the debt, and the young man sells and loses grain.

The walls of the house were broken, and Liang Yiyue fell into bed.

But those who know herdsmen are unwilling to report disasters and injuries.

2. "Song of Palm Fly Fly"

Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Wei Yingwu

The palm flies to the emperor's seat, and blue flies cover the walls. Wen is as light as silk and spreads like hair, and a horse-tailed yak cannot escape. The bamboo stems coming out of the Xiangjiang River are cold and jasper is cold.

There are lingering strands of weaving on them that are still being searched for. Waving left and right, the clear summer breeze spreads, and a lonely pine branch makes a sound in the wind. The beauty is so pitiful that even if she could point white, she would still be black.

3. "Inviting Guests on the Lake to Send Off Spring Boating"

Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Bai Juyi

If I want to invite guests to accompany me in the late spring, who is the best among the guests? Style?

Two bottles of Ruo are newly opened, and a song of colorful clothes is first learned.

The orchestral rows are lined with green sleeves, pointing to the red flags on the boats.

Slowly lead the way towards the center of the lake, just like a rhombus mirror going up.

4. "The Return of Mr. Ruan·When he came, the red sun made the window screen"

Era: Song Dynasty Author: Yan Jidao

When he came, the red sun made the window screen,

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Spring red and falling asleep under the clouds.

When I go to the garden, crows want to perch in the trees.

The fragrant screen covers the slanting moon.

Collect green feathers and decorate them with beauty.

Qingli’s letter is poor.

Yu Sheng still loves the peach blossoms,

I don’t recall home tonight. 3. What are the poems that express inheritance?

1. Li Qiao of the Tang Dynasty, "The Weiyang Palace in the Ancient City of Chang'an"

The old palace is built by the wise, and the new garden sage comes . The fortunes of the city have changed, and the buildings have been destroyed.

The back pool has no water, and the front hall has turned into ashes for a long time. Do not discern the concept of praying for the wind, the cup of inheritance is empty.

The hearts of Chen have been together for thousands of years, and the rhymes of nine rhymes have opened up. At the joint chapter today, I hesitated to go to Baitai.

2. Song Ren Xiyi's "Seven Poems on the Jiao Tan Zhai Palace"

The Han Garden has an empty inheritance dew plate, but the luck is coming and the spring is gone.

My lord, Xue Jian, is so powerful that he only rings the jade bell to the temple in the suburbs.

3. "Eight Poems of Xiangtan" by Xu Yueqing of the Song Dynasty

It is no coincidence that the teacher's enlightenment chapter was passed down by his own hands that day.

The waning moon is shining in the sky at dawn, and the willows and grass are weeping every year.

There is no place for a man to repay his kindness, but there is no place for him without losing his grace.

The moon shines on the sweet pond, and the rain washes the beauty.

4. "Poems of the Past Dynasties: Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors" by Yang Jian of the Song Dynasty

How many years have the chaos been cut open?

But I heard that there are three emperors in the history, Fuyi Shennong and Huangdi.

After the Three Emperors and the Five Emperors, Shaohao, Zhuanxu and Gao Xin succeeded.

Yao and Shun of the Tang Dynasty followed, and the world was in great prosperity. 4. Quotes about inheriting civilization

Although there is Yao’s wisdom but without the help of everyone, great achievements will not be achieved. --Ba Jin

True civilization is the result of everyone planting happiness. --Koda Rohan

The cheapest thing in the world that can get the most benefits is etiquette. ——Napoleon Hill

In interpersonal interactions, the more thoughtful the etiquette, the safer it is. ——[English] Thomas Carlyle

Sincerity, warmth, temperament and gentle words will surely move people. ——[Ming Dynasty] Xue Xuan's "Tan Shu Lu"

Knowledge makes people become elegant, and communication makes people perfect. ——[American] Joe Fuller

He is courteous and welcome to everyone.

—— Thomas Ford

Good manners consist of small sacrifices. ——Emerson

If you don’t learn etiquette, you can’t stand up. ——Confucius

The reason why mortals are more noble than animals is because they are polite. ——"Yan Zi Chun Qiu"

The most appetizing thing at a banquet is the host's etiquette. ——Shakespeare 5. Verses describing inheritance

"Zhongnan Mountain"

Author: Wang Wei

Taiyi is close to the capital of heaven, stretching from mountains to sea corners.

The white clouds look back and merge, and the blue mist comes in to see nothing.

The peaks in the field are changing, and the clouds and sunshine are different.

If you want to stay somewhere, ask the woodcutter across the water.

Comment: Someone on the Xigutang Chinese Studies website said that this poem is intended to praise the magnificence of Zhongnan Mountain. The first couplet describes the distant view, using artistic exaggeration to express the height of the mountain. The chin couplet describes a close-up view, what you see in the mountains, and describes the changing clouds and deformation with each step, which is very pregnant. The neck couplet further describes the vastness of the mountain from north to south and the myriad shapes of thousands of rocks and ravines. The last couplet says that in order to go to the mountains to win the victory, I want to stay in a family in the mountains. The word "across the water" points out the author's "far-looking" position. The whole poem describes scenery, people and objects, moving like a rabbit, quiet like a lady, full of sound and color, and the artistic conception is fresh, just like a landscape painting.

This kind of appreciation is just for outsiders to watch the excitement, and does not know the poet's original intention and way of thinking. It does not help inherit the fine tradition of Tang poetry, but misleads contemporary poetry writers into being unable to write about one era. of poetry.

I evaluate this poem from the perspective of how to write poetry, revealing how poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty wrote poetry, which will help future generations inherit it.

Wang Wei's first couplet is so sparse, it is the feeling given to him by Zhongnan Mountain. If it were written just like this without personal thoughts and emotions, it would be a mediocre poem. Although Wang Wei wrote about mountains, he also included society and the court. He used the words "near the capital of heaven and the corner of the sea" to express why he wanted to write this poem. This poetry writing technique is the rise. Wang Wei inherited the tradition of ancient poetry writing. How can we, the latecomers, abandon it? ! Wang Wei wrote poems about society and the court. Although the two couplets in the middle describe the ever-changing scenes of Zhongnan Mountain, they actually express the strangeness of the imperial court and the unpredictability of world affairs, which leads to the idea of ??retreat. Life.

The Zhongnan Mountain in this poem is not a landscape painting with a fresh artistic conception, but a picture of a social court with turbulent clouds and waves.

"Returning to Song Mountain"

Author: Wang Wei

The Qingchuan belt is long and thin, and the carriages and horses go leisurely.

The water flows as intended, and the birds return in the evening.

The deserted city is near the ancient ferry, and the setting sun fills the autumn mountains.

After a long journey, Song Gao came back and retreated.

Comments: Xigutang Chinese Studies website said from the emotional aspect: This poem describes the scenery and mood the author saw on his way to resign and go into seclusion. The first couplet describes the scene when setting out for seclusion. The couplet on the chin is written about water and birds. In fact, it is to convey feelings to something, and to write about one's own feelings of leisurely contentment in returning to the mountains. Just like the flow of water, the heart of seclusion does not change, like the birds knowing that they will return at dusk. The neck couplet describes the ancient crossing of the deserted city and the sunset over the autumn mountains. It embodies the emotions in the scenery and reflects the poet's emotional twists and turns. Three or four lines of this poem empathize with objects, and the imagery is clear and clear. Five or six lines of this poem convey feelings to the scene, with strong emotions.

I would like to add more from the perspective of writing. First, when writing poetry, you must first have your emotions in mind. Of course, people's emotions are caused by society. Reading this poem will tell you that it is true. Wang Wei was dismissed from office and returned to Songshan. How did he feel? The first couplet faces the great mountains and rivers, and it is used to express one's mood leisurely. Go, lose, leisurely, leisurely and relaxed. Wang Wei's frustration reached its lowest ebb. The two couplets said that if Liu Shui had feelings for him, he would not be dismissed from office, but now he ends up returning home in a hurry like the dusk bird. This is Qu Yuan's excellent brushwork, and Wang Wei inherited it. It is a pity that there are several successors to contemporary poetry writers.

They write mountains as mountains and water as water. Such reproductions have no art at all. From the emotions caused by society, we can express them with scenery that matches the emotions. This is a dialectical thinking process and a fine tradition that poets must adhere to. Wang Wei's depressed mood persisted to the end, the door was closed, and he was isolated from the world. 6. What are the ancient poems about inheritance?

1. Talents have emerged from generation to generation, and each has been leading the way for hundreds of years. ——Zhao Yi's Five Poems

Interpretation: There are many talented people in the country from generation to generation, and their poems, articles and popularity will be passed down for hundreds of years.

Translation: There are talents from every generation, and their poems, articles and popularity will be passed down for hundreds of years.

2. Since ancient times, no one has ever died, leaving a loyal heart to illuminate history. ——Wen Tianxiang "Crossing the Lingding Ocean"

Interpretation: Since ancient times, everyone has to die, but the death must be meaningful. If you can be loyal to the country, you can still shine for thousands of years after your death and leave your name in history.

Translation: Since ancient times, how can people live in this world without dying? I would like to leave this sincere heart to illuminate the annals of history.

3. New bamboo branches are higher than old bamboo branches, all because of the support of old stems. ——Zheng Banqiao, "Hsinchu"

Definition: Newly grown bamboos are taller than old bamboos, and their growth is entirely supported by old branches.

Translation: Newly grown bamboos are taller than old bamboos, and their growth is entirely supported by the old branches.

4. Isn’t it a gentleman who can do this? It is my nature that my talents will be useful, and I will come back after all my money has been spent. ——Li Bai's "Going into the Wine"

Interpretation: Everyone's birth must have its own value and meaning. Even if a thousand taels of gold (even if) are used up in one swipe, it can still be obtained again.

Translation: Isn’t it a gentleman who can do this? Since God has created me as a talented person, I will definitely be put to use. Even if I lose a thousand taels of gold, I will get it again.

5. Yesterday’s cause is today’s fruit. The predecessors planted the trees and the latter are left in the cold. ——Zhao Yi's "On Poetry"

Interpretation: Today's results are due to the causes planted in the past. The latter sentence is a metaphor for the labor done by the predecessors and enjoyed by future generations.

Translation: Yesterday became what today is, as expected, those who planted trees will be cool for others.

6. The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead, and the people of today are better than the people of the past. ——Liu Fu's "Qing Suo Gao Yi"

Interpretation: The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead. People in the world today are better than the ancients in wisdom and talent, which means that each generation is stronger than the previous generation.

Translation: The back waves of the Yangtze River push up the front waves. People in the world today are better than those in ancient times.

7. Green comes from blue and is better than blue. ——Xunzi's "Encouragement to Learning"

Definition: Green is extracted from indigo grass, but the color is darker than blue.

Translation: Green comes from blue and is better than blue.

8. If you want to see a thousand miles away, reach a higher level. ——Wang Zhihuan "Climbing the Stork Tower"

Interpretation: If you want to see enough of the scenery thousands of miles away, you have to climb to a higher tower.

Translation: If you want to see enough of the thousands of miles of scenery, you have to climb to a higher tower.

9. Isn’t it a gentleman if a person doesn’t know something but doesn’t feel embarrassed? ——"The Analects of Confucius"

Interpretation: I am not angry when others do not understand or understand me; I am not troubled when I get along with unwise people.

Translation: People don’t understand me, and I don’t resent or get angry. Aren’t I also a virtuous gentleman?