1. Verses about saying something is worse than doing it

Poems about saying something is worse than doing it 1. Ancient verses describing all talk but no action

Describing all talk but no action The ancient poems include: "The ancients left no stone unturned in their knowledge, and their kung fu can only be accomplished when they are young. What they have learned on paper will eventually become shallow, and they must know that this matter must be practiced. This is from Lu You's winter night reading in the Southern Song Dynasty. Action is Lao Tzu, knowledge is son, Creation is from Sun Tzu - Tao Xingzhi -

There are ancient poems that describe talking but not doing;

1. Wake up in the heart, speak with the mouth, do it on paper, not from the body. Everything you have learned is useless - Yan Yuan-Qing

2. If you don’t climb high mountains, you don’t know how high the sky is; if you don’t know how deep the valley is,

3. What matters in the world, Those who hear it are not as good as those who see it, and those who see it are not as good as those who live in it. - Lu You - Song Dynasty

4. If you don’t eat Coptis chinensis, you will not know the bitterness of the medicine.

2. About. "Doing is more important than talking" famous saying, poetry ==

I remember a great man said: "One practical action is worth a dozen programs. ”

Throughout history, everything that is realized does not necessarily have a complete plan. It can only be realized by people’s hard work.

Elders often teach us : “Be true to your word, and bear fruit in your deeds. "This also just illustrates the truth that only doing is meaningful.

What will be the consequences if you just talk but don't do it? There is a story circulating among our classmates for many years - In the warm autumn, The cold trumpeting bird was too lazy to build its nest until late at night when the wind was howling. It trembled and said, "Dorolo, Dororo, the cold wind will freeze me to death. I will build a nest tomorrow." And what about the next day? The sun was shining brightly, and he had long forgotten about building a nest. Day after day, he finally froze to death in the snow and said nothing.

"Don't be kind. "It's too small to do anything", this sentence has even more far-reaching significance today when we are building a socialist market economy. We might as well give an example.

An American company plans to invest US$200,000 to open a new store in Shanghai. The factory that produces woven bags purchases the raw materials and sells the products under an exclusive contract. However, after half a year of negotiations in Shanghai, the American businessmen failed to find a partner. Why? People in Shanghai thought that the investment amount of 200,000 yuan was too small and they wanted a big project.

The shrewd Wuxi and Haining people got the information, followed up, invited foreigners, and hit it off, and later made considerable profits. Some township enterprises also set up permanent representatives in Shanghai to collect various large enterprises. There are many successful people who don't need "little sesame seeds".

The ancients said: "Don't do evil because it is small, and don't do good because it is small." "Helping a blind man cross the road, giving up your seat to an old man when riding in a car... These "kindnesses" can be called "small" at most, but they everywhere reveal the true feelings of the world, and everywhere reflect the moral standards of people and even a country.

You may have never forgotten Li Suli’s enthusiastic service to passengers on the bus. She performed her duties diligently in her ordinary position, which can be described as a “little kindness”. However, Li Suli was full of herself. He dedicates his love to each of his passengers and becomes a model for flight attendants in the new era; maybe you still clearly remember the notice in China Daily not long ago: a saleswoman in a hotel in Beijing accidentally shortchanged a foreign guest by 40 yuan. Afterwards, the saleswoman insisted on publishing an advertisement in the newspaper to show her responsibility to customers.

Although someone said to her, "I'm afraid it will cost more than forty yuan for you to publish this advertisement!" "This seems like a big fuss to ordinary people, and can be called a "little kindness", but she has to do it, because she will never allow her mistakes to damage the interests of customers, let alone damage the honor of the country. Look. Well, this little bit of "goodness" will drive the pace of human civilization more steadily and faster.

Peng Duanshu's article "For Learning" describes the "South China Sea of ??Desire" between two rich and poor monks in Shu. The story of "the rich monk can't get there but the poor one can get there" illustrates the principle that things in the world are easy if you "do it" and difficult if you "don't do it".

After people read this, they have a deep understanding of "Rich Monk" Most of them have a critical attitude. It is true that the "rich monk" has a lot of financial resources, but he "still fails" and should be criticized; however, the "rich monk" heard that the "poor monk" used "a bottle of money". "One bowl" and "to the South China Sea", his face will look "ashamed". For this reason alone, I think the "rich monk" is worthy of praise.

"Rich monks" know their mistakes and are ashamed. Compared with those who make mistakes and fail to recover, or who talk shamelessly, shirk responsibility, or cover up the facts and ask for credit and reward, they are not the same. kind of progress? Someone was taking a taxi and saw a motorcycle overturned due to speeding on the road. The knight lay face up on the side of the road, with gurgling blood pouring from his forehead. No one passing by came to save him.

"At the very least, we should hold him up with his head upward to reduce the blood pressure in his brain, otherwise he won't survive long." The driver said.

Someone kept thinking about the driver's words along the way, and when he got off the bus, he couldn't help but ask: "Since you know that helping him sit up can save his life, why didn't you stop and do it just now?" "Since you heard me say this, why didn't you tell me to stop the car and help you?" George Washington was the first president of the United States of America.

He led the American people to fight bloody battles for freedom and independence, and drove away the rulers.

George Washington was a great man, but he did not specialize in doing great things and leave non-great things to non-great people, as later generations imagined. In fact, if he is in front of you, you will feel that he is as ordinary as you, with the same honesty, the same enthusiasm, and the same kindness to others.

One day, wearing a knee-length coat, he walked out of the barracks alone. None of the soldiers he met recognized him.

At one place, he saw a corporal leading his soldiers to build a barricade. "Work harder!" the corporal shouted to the soldiers carrying the huge cement blocks, "One, two, work harder!" However, the corporal didn't even touch the stone with his own hands.

Because the stone was so heavy, the soldiers were never able to put it in place. The corporal shouted again: "One, two, harder!" But the soldiers still couldn't put the rocks in place.

Their strength is almost exhausted, and the rocks are about to roll down. At this time, Washington had already rushed up to him and used his strong arms to hold up the stone.

This assistance was timely, and the stones were finally placed in place. The soldiers turned around, hugged Washington, and expressed their gratitude.

"Why do you just shout harder and keep your hands in your pockets?" Washington asked the corporal. "You ask me? Can't you see that I am a corporal here?" "Oh, it's true!" Washington said, unbuttoning his coat and revealing his face to the corporal with a bright face and hands clasped behind his back. military uniform.

"Judging by my clothes, I am a general. However, next time you lift something heavy, just call me."

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a young man named Chen Fan who lived alone. One room but the courtyard is dirty and messy. His father's friend Xue Qin saw this and criticized him: "Why don't you sweep the house to entertain the guests?" He replied: "A man's life will sweep the world and make one house safe?" Xue Qin immediately asked tit for tat: "If you don't sweep the whole house, Why sweep the world?" This story reminds me of a saying - "Don't neglect a good deed because it is too small."

We Chinese people have always liked the word "big" to be our top priority. We are willing to do big things and disdain small things. Although this concept has some truth, we should see another relationship between "big" and "small".

People often say that one should not "gather sesame seeds and lose the watermelon". I don't entirely agree with that, Sesame.

3. Famous sayings about saying and doing

As the saying goes: If you don’t do one, you won’t stop doing the other.

Proverb: 1. Don’t be afraid of incompetence, but be afraid of inconsistency.

2. With perseverance, gold and stone can be carved. Wherever sincerity comes, gold and stone will open.

3. Water drops penetrate rocks, and ropes cut things apart. 3. Don’t be afraid of things being difficult, just be afraid of not being dedicated.

4. It’s better to be proficient in one thing than to be knowledgeable about ten things.

5. Basket weaving is all about closing the ends.

Famous quotes: 1. A serious illness in life is just the word "arrogance".

2. A person’s life may burn or decay. I cannot decay, I am willing to burn!

3. A person’s value should depend on what he contributes, not what he obtains.

4. What are some poems that lament the inferiority of others?

Since the sky has given birth to Gong Jin, why does the earth need to give birth to Kong Ming

In spring, the flowers are early, and the flowers are early. .

When flowers bloom and fall, life gets old easily.

Who thinks that the west wind is cold alone? The rustling yellow leaves closed the window, meditating on the past and setting the sun.

I looked for her thousands of times in the crowd, but suddenly I looked back, and that person was there in the dim light

Once upon a time, it was difficult to move the sea, except for Wushan, it was not clouds< /p>

Now it has become yesterday, the flowers are like her, she is like flowers

If life is just like the first time we met, why does the west wind turn into a fan of sorrow

The soft wind blows through the window screen, The hope of my heart is as far away as the world

As time goes by, this hatred will last forever

This feeling can be recalled, but it was already lost at that time

Ten years of life and death The two are boundless, without thinking, and unforgettable

From now on, I miss the spring and say goodbye, and only face the pear blossoms at dusk

I am a melancholy guest in the world. I know what happened to you, and I burst into tears. I recall my life with the sound of heartbreak.

Betting on books made the scent of tea disappear. At that time, I just thought it was ordinary.

1. I lamented the old man’s amazing skills and my amazing eyesight.

2. Some people always lament that they were born at the wrong time and had a bad fate. In fact, there is no way for good or bad luck. The key is to keep struggling and make progress.

3. At the moment when we lament that things have changed and stars have changed.

4. On the way back, I sincerely admired the ingenuity of nature!

5. Lao Zhao analyzed the current domestic and international situation incisively, and Xiao Li exclaimed: "It's true that Mr. ***'s words are worth ten years of reading!".

6. Looking at this smart child, the teacher sighed: "This kid is teachable."

7. Dr. Sun, who was marginalized, often lamented that he regretted studying at Nanhua, which was really heartbreaking.

8. The lack of freedom of speech in the environment makes many scholars often lament that they are not born in the right time.

9. He often laments that the phoenix is ??here and has no place to use it.

10. In the hospital, patients in the same room often feel sympathy for each other. Not only do they help each other, but they are also considerate in their words.

11. I picked up the dying puppy and lamented the cruelty of those people to animals.

12. He sighed to himself: "How nice the weather is today!".

13. Recently, he often laments that his talents are not appreciated. I don’t know why?

14. The alumni gathered together happily, but they all lamented that their youth was gone and time flies by.

15. The scenery remains the same, but the people and things have changed, which makes him sigh that things have changed and things have changed.

16. Sometimes I look at the white clouds in the sky in a daze, sometimes I look at the endless wilderness and sigh, and sometimes I cry at the fallen leaves in the forest. Sentimental youth, is this it?

17. In today's society that is eager for quick success and instant benefits, we can often see the situation of trees falling and hozens scattering, which makes people lament the reality of people's hearts.

18. Some young people who have made mistakes realize the mistakes of the past and often express "regret".

5. Famous aphorisms or idioms about "saying and doing"

1. Idioms about saying and doing: He speaks every word, is as silent as a cicada, plays the piano to an ox, talks with great eloquence, speaks straight to the point, is incisive, is tight-lipped, speaks frequently, hits the nail on the head, speaks his mind, is dry-mouthed, boasts, quotes from others, is appropriate, catches the wind, gesticulates, beats around the bush, babbles, and does what he says. , dare to do, dare to do, etc.

2. Famous aphorisms about speaking and doing are:

1. Our actions are our final judge. ——O. Meredith

2. If we really want to know our own state of mind, we should first look at our actions. ——Tor Wilson

3. Our actions are the only mirror that can reflect our spiritual outlook. ——Carlyle?

4. If you don’t do more than others, your value will not be higher than others. —— Cervans

5. Thinking about actions rather than creeds will help satisfy our greatest needs. ——Longfellow

6. In life, the real question is not what we get, but what we do. ——To Carlyle

7. We live in action, not in years; we live in thoughts, not in breathing. ——Philippe Bailey

8. People are born for action, just like fire always rises and stones always fall. For a person, no action means that he does not exist. ——Voltaire

9. Of course, judging a person is not based on his statements, but on his actions. It is not based on what he claims to be, but on what he does and what he actually is. one person.

——Engels