One relaxation at a time, the way of civil and military affairs means combining leniency with strictness, which is the method of governing the country by king Wen and king Wu.
Interpretation means combining leniency with strictness, which is a method of governing the country by King Wen and King Wu. Zhang refers to tension and relaxation, and refers to relaxation. Now it is used to describe the tightness of life and the reasonable arrangement of work and rest. "One relaxation, the way of civil and military affairs" means that to govern the country well, it is necessary to let the people work and rest, combine work and rest, and make work and life proceed rhythmically.
The source language comes from Miscellaneous Notes of the Book of Rites: Zi Gong, a student of Confucius, went to see the ceremony with Confucius. Confucius asked Zi Gong, "Is it a pleasure to give (the name of Zi Gong)?" Zi Gong replied: "If all the people in a country are crazy, they will be given pleasure in the unknown." Confucius said: "Zhang is not relaxed, civil and military can also be;" Relaxed but not open, civil and military are also; One is relaxing, and the way of civil and military affairs is also. " Wenwu refers to Zhou Wenwang and Zhou Wuwang who are good at governing the country.
Let's take a day off today. It's a civil and military way to relax.
pinyin wé n w ǔ zh and dao, y and zh ā ng yī zhāng yī chí.
making sentences
1. As a writer, he pays great attention to the way of civil and military affairs, relaxing one by one, and living happily.
2, the way to eat, one by one; The way to practice qi is to spit and suck; The way to walk, one left and one right; The way of civil and military affairs is relaxed one by one.
3. We should have a rhythm in our study, and it is better to relax one by one.
4. Caring for students can't accommodate them. We must be strict with them, so as to combine rigidity with softness.
5. We should learn to relax ourselves in our busy work, and be civil and military, so we don't have to be exhausted.