Poems about vanity 1. What are the poems about vanity

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Tang Author: Bai Juyi

I heard that the northern part of the road has changed, and the political and military affairs are safe for all.

Kirara surrounded the guest couch on February 28th and organized 3, clip generals' altars.

cicadas should praise the lack of prime ministers, but mink and fur don't think it's too cold.

there is a lot of vanity in the world, and a hundred years old without a gentleman can make a day of happiness.

2. "You Shi Jiao Crossing the Small Ridge to Long Wu Cun" Time: Tang Author: Liu Zongyuan

Ambition is not expensive, how can you drag out an ignoble existence? For a long time, I forgot to be sealed, and I laughed and ascended to heaven.

running away from the official Xiangpu, the heart-shaking drama hangs on. At first, I was shocked into the world, and finally I wanted to escape the punishment.

years kill worries, but carelessness will meet them. Chasing my loved ones and restoring my feelings.

the stone corner walks in a quiet way, and the long Wu leads to distant signs. Back to Maoshu, Jing Yan is cold and clear.

when there are few pedestrians, the storks are heard in the fields. The wind rushes far away, and the frosty rice invades the mountains.

a little leisure with people will help you know that your life experience is light. It's vain to be a farmer's coke.

Qiao Shu is in his old country, and he is willing to make a sincere statement. Four anti-fields, Shi Zhi Dong Gao Geng.

3. Time of "Self-Fu": Song Author: Lin Shangren

Learning calligraphy and learning sword has achieved nothing, but begging for plum while hiding his name.

leisure is not necessarily prosperity, but wealth and vanity.

a hundred years of limited spring breeze is old, and everything is unintentional. jathyapple is bright.

don't eat fireworks, wash the sleeping stones and live this life.

4. "See You in Spring" Year: Song Author: Mei Yaochen

Chun Yu was lazy from youth and crazy, and spent his whole life haggard and busy with poetry.

it's a shame to remember my hometown if you can't keep abreast of the times.

the white jade flute sounds like a kiss to the house, and six flowers beat the fragrance of clothes.

the dragon swallows the moon, and the phoenix wings stagger and set the scene skillfully.

There are four pink drinkers' parties, with flowers and candles shining on the western wall.

vanity waves know how much you know, and you are as safe as a king.

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if you don't die in life, you can enjoy your family's wealth.

When I was old, I commented on Jide, but before my death, Tianjue thanked vanity.

hentai whizzed to fly to Dan, and he lost his voice in the street.

what does vanity mean?

a kind of negative emotion generated from people's hearts makes people extremely inflated. Vanity refers to superficial glory, false honor.

2. What are the ancient poems describing vanity?

Man Tingfang Su Shi's snail's horn is a hollow reputation, and he is very busy.

everything is decided, and whoever is weak is strong. And before I get old, you must let me and some children relax.

In a hundred years, Hunjiao was drunk, 36, times. Think about it, how much can it be? Worry and wind and rain, half of them hinder each other.

there's no need to fight to death. It is better to face the bright wind and bright moon, with moss as the mattress, and the high cloud as the screen, to live quietly.

Jiangnan is good, a thousand minutes of wine, and a song "Man Ting Fang" vanity is a kind of psychological state of human beings. No matter ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, men and women, old and young, rich and poor, people with high or low dignity have self-esteem. If self-esteem is distorted, it is vanity. Vanity is a kind of distorted self-esteem, it is an excessive expression of self-esteem, it is a personality defect that pursues vanity, and it is an abnormal social emotion and psychological state that people show in order to gain honor and attract universal attention.

vanity is manifested in behavior, such as blindly comparing with others, being overzealous for success, paying too much attention to others' evaluation, being too eager for self-expression and being jealous.

3. Classic sentences about vanity

1. People with strong vanity have strong dependence and insufficient independence. I think there is a "lack" in my ability.

2. People with strong vanity have stronger self-esteem than ordinary people. However, because of their dependence, they lack self-confidence, so they are too self-esteem, too sensitive to certain things, and show inferiority at home. They don't believe that they can achieve their wishes through hard work and hope to get what they want through quick ways.

3. Because this kind of dependence is caused by parents' incomplete and incorrect education, it is often because parents also have vanity and dependence and don't know it. Generally, such parents pay attention to the cultivation of children's virtue, but they don't know how to cultivate their children's ability, or their ability is not very strong.

4. Famous sayings about vanity

Flattery is a kind of counterfeit currency, which can only be circulated through our vanity (France) ● Vanity breeds trouble (USA) ● Stupidity is the shadow of vanity (Europe) ● Everyone's vanity is equal to his stupidity ● A moment's vanity can ruin a lifetime's fame (Baynham) ● A woman who is ruined by vanity, More than destroyed by love (Defang) ● Frivolity and vanity are an insatiable glutton. After devouring everything, the result is bound to be sacrificed under their own greed (Shakespeare) ● Vanity is the sixth sense of insatiable greed (Tor Carlisle) ● Vanity is hardly a kind of evil, but all evil deeds are born around vanity, which is just a means to satisfy vanity (Bergson) ● If you want to. Then you should show pride in your sadness and shame (lev shestov) ● Vanity urges us to dress up as what we are in order to win the approval of others (Britain) ● Vanity is the product of hypocrisy (Tor Carlisle) ● Honor envies success, but success thinks it is honor (Jean Rostand) ● Learned truth-seeking is not a name, but a real reputation, Beyond vanity (Lai Neng) ● We try our best to praise others for some qualities that we don't laugh at, provided that others give us the same praise for all the virtues that we firmly believe we have (Jean Rostand) ● People who like to praise others excessively are those who are eager to hear others praise themselves (Europe) ● Although people with prominent positions are willing to be flattered, But when we associate with them, we are even more flattered (Wowiener) ● People who like compliments from others, that is, people who are good at flattering ● The author's name is impressively printed on the cover of books that attack fame and learning (Emerson) ● The loudest complaints about the abuse of honor and the vanity of the world are those who are most eager for honor (Spinoza) ● If you want to win a person's heart, You have to allow him to refute you (Disraeli) ● We are so vain that even accountants are better than those we despise (Eschenbach) ● We all think we are outstanding, so we are always surprised when we find that we are not outstanding (Mrs. diane) ● Praise makes me feel ashamed because I secretly beg for it (Tagore) ● We pursue our own happiness from the outside world.

We know that some people are experts in flattery, that they are hypocritical, unfair, full of jealousy, willfulness and prejudice, but we still pursue our own happiness in their opinions. How ridiculous! (Labruyere) ● Vanity is not easy to die; On some stubborn occasions, it even lives longer than the people to whom it is attached (Stevenson) ● Vanity and glitz in human life are like a river, with the waves after pushing the waves before, passing away and coming back (Pope) ● Life without vanity is almost non-existent (Tolstoy) ● Everything is based on vanity. Even in the final analysis of what we call conscience, there are hidden seeds of vanity (Flaubert) ● Why do you want honor and a floating name that people will despise immediately once they get it? But this is exactly what those ambitious people need: to have it first (Jean Rostand) ● We speak in front of people who are as vain as we are, and their vanity is tortured just as much as our vanity is satisfied (Montesquieu) ● Pay attention to the topic of a person's conversation, and it is not difficult to know where his vanity is, because everyone always likes to talk about what he thinks he is best at (chesterfield) ● Vanity is the mother and affectation is the daughter; Vanity is a sin, affectation is a punishment.

The former can be described as the root of self-love, and the latter as the fruit of self-love (Halifax) ● Vanity is the pride of others (Sasha Guitry) ● Those who cannot get pleasure from external things must seek pleasure from their own thoughts. They must imagine the essence they don't have, because who will be happy with their inherent essence? (Samuel Johnson) ● Desiring to be praised and admired is a kind of loveless passion, which is most intense in front of those who least understand and care about us (Coleridge) ● How insignificant is the thing that makes a person curse or cheer up because of longing for praise! (Horace) ● Honor eludes pursuers, pursuers (Hungary) ● No one can pursue honor locally unless he risks being humiliated (Sai Johnson) ● Fame is the strongest vanity (Santayana) ● Vanity people look at their own names, while glory people look at the cause of their motherland (Marty) ● Love your work, but don't love your achievements (Soviet Union) ● Victory in shame (Hertzritt) ● Ordinary people will never produce vanity (Santayana) ● Vanity drives us to do more things than reason urges us to do (Larochefoucauld) ● Vanity is to show itself to be more valuable than itself, which is also a kind of human passion (Miki Qing).

5. sentences about vanity

the weakest part of a person is reluctance. I can't bear a feeling that is no longer wonderful, a vanity, and applause. We always think that the best days will be very long, and we don't have to leave so soon. Just when we were soft-hearted and lacked courage, the best days passed without mercy.

There are three kinds of men in the world. The first kind is vain, so you must find someone with big breasts. The second one is very simple, just have a big chest; The third kind is very realistic, nothing else, just big breasts ... There are three kinds of women in the world. The first kind is very vain, so you must find a rich one. The second one is very simple, just ask for a rich one; The third kind is very realistic, nothing else, just money … As a result, rich men always marry women with big breasts.

One of the most vulnerable places, is to want. Reluctant to a wonderful feeling no longer, won't a vanity, reluctant to applause. We always think that best days would be very long, don't leave so fast. As we softhearted and lack of courage, Best days no holds barred lost.

6. Begging: famous sayings about vanity

● All evil deeds are born around vanity (France) ● Flattery is a counterfeit currency. It can only circulate through our vanity (France) ● Vanity begets trouble (America) ● Stupidity is the shadow of vanity (Europe) ● Everyone's vanity is equal to his stupidity ● A moment's vanity can ruin a lifetime's fame (Baynham) ● More women are ruined by vanity than by love (Defang) ● Frivolity and vanity are an insatiable glutton. After devouring everything, The result is bound to be sacrificed under one's own greed (Shakespeare) ● Vanity is the sixth sense of insatiable greed (Tor Carlisle) ● Vanity is hard to say that it is a kind of evil, but all evil deeds are born around vanity, which is just a means to satisfy vanity (Bergson) ● If you want people to envy you, Then you should show pride in your sadness and shame (lev shestov) ● Vanity urges us to dress up as what we are in order to win the approval of others (Britain) ● Vanity is the product of hypocrisy (Tor Carlisle) ● Honor envies success, but success thinks it is honor (Jean Rostand) ● Learned truth-seeking is not a name, but a real reputation, Beyond vanity (Lai Neng) ● We try our best to praise others for some qualities that we don't laugh at, provided that others give us the same praise for all the virtues that we firmly believe we have (Jean Rostand) ● People who like to praise others excessively are those who are eager to hear others praise themselves (Europe) ● Although people with prominent positions are willing to be flattered, But when we associate with them, we are even more flattered (Wowiener) ● People who like compliments from others, that is, people who are good at flattering ● The author's name is impressively printed on the cover of books that attack fame and learning (Emerson) ● The loudest complaints about the abuse of honor and the vanity of the world are those who are most eager for honor (Spinoza) ● If you want to win a person's heart, You have to allow him to refute you (Disraeli) ● We are so vain that even accountants are better than those we despise (Eschenbach) ● We all think we are outstanding, so we are always surprised when we find that we are not outstanding (Mrs. diane) ● Praise makes me feel ashamed because I secretly beg for it (Tagore) ● We pursue our own happiness from the outside world.

We know that some people are experts in flattery, that they are hypocritical, unfair, full of jealousy, willfulness and prejudice, but we still pursue our own happiness in their opinions. How ridiculous! (Labruyere) ● Vanity is not easy to die; On some stubborn occasions, it even lives longer than the people to whom it is attached (Stevenson) ● Vanity and glitz in human life are like a river, with the waves after pushing the waves before, passing away and coming back (Pope) ● Life without vanity is almost non-existent (Tolstoy) ● Everything is based on vanity. Even in the final analysis of what we call conscience, there are hidden seeds of vanity (Flaubert) ● Why do you want honor and a floating name that people will despise immediately once they get it? But this is exactly what those ambitious people need: to have it first (Jean Rostand) ● We speak in front of people who are as vain as we are, and their vanity is tortured just as much as our vanity is satisfied (Montesquieu) ● Pay attention to the topic of a person's conversation, and it is not difficult to know where his vanity is, because everyone always likes to talk about what he thinks he is best at (chesterfield) ● Vanity is the mother and affectation is the daughter; Vanity is a sin, affectation is a punishment.

The former can be described as the root of self-love, and the latter as the fruit of self-love (Halifax) ● Vanity is the pride of others (Sasha Guitry) ● Those who cannot get pleasure from external things must seek pleasure from their own thoughts. They must imagine the essence they don't have, because