Poems about doting on children 1. A famous saying of doting on children
"Parents' beloved son is far-reaching. "Luo Yin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote two poems for friends:" The national plan has been encouraged, but the family wealth is not for future generations. "What he advocates is that you should be bold for the country's big plans, but don't seek wealth for future generations. Lin Zexu wrote a couplet: "Children and grandchildren are like me, what should I do with money?" "Virtue and wealth, will damage its ambition. My children and grandchildren are not as good as me. What did you leave the money for? Foolish and rich, benefit to increase it. " It means that if future generations are as honest as I am, then what should I leave him money for? He's already smart. I left him money and property, which actually damaged his will to struggle. My children and grandchildren are not as good as me. Leaving money to him will make him relax, hate work and live in the open space. The more money you save, the more you run amok and make more mistakes.
Parents who dote on their children should remember that everything is for their children and they don't want their children to do anything harmful to them. Children usually don't need to be pampered, but they should be responsible. The result of overindulgence and pampering is insult.
2. Don't spoil children's famous sayings.
1, spoil pleasure and brew bitter fruit; Diligence and simplicity make talents. -epigram couplets
If my children and grandchildren are like me, what should they do with the money? Being virtuous and rich will damage his ambition. My children and grandchildren are not as good as me. What did you leave the money for? Foolish and rich will increase their excesses. -Lin Zexu
What should I do with my children and grandchildren if they are like me? Being talented and rich will only harm their aspirations. If children and grandchildren are not as good as me, what should they do with their money? Foolish, rich, can only increase their mistakes.
3. Overindulgence brings the child's heartlessness. Lu Qin
4. A doting and insatiable person-Zhu
If you spoil a person too much, you won't see his shortcomings; If you are too greedy, your desires will never be satisfied.
5. Education begins with life. Before we realize that personality has been established, it is difficult for later teaching to move and change it. -Liz
3. Poems about doting
1 When you feel that a person can't die, you just feel that this person happens to be this person, that's all.
-Han Han's Chang 'an Luan ② Only your future can squander my present; Only my favorite has given me the most fatal injury. -Zheng Jun's "Spoil" 3 I only have your moonlight, and I want to regard it as the sun. "spoil" 4 when you feel that a person can't fade away, you feel that this person happens to be this person, just do it.
Han Han's "Chang 'an Luan" 5 He is my addiction, and I will never give up Chen (the role) growing up 6 "Parents love their children, but their plans are far-reaching." Luo Yin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote two poems to give to his friends: "The national plan has been courageous, and the family wealth is not for future generations." He advocates boldness and courage in the national plan, but never for it. 8 Song Dynasty poet Xin Qiji's "Qingpingle Village Residence" has low eaves and green grass on the stream.
Drunk Wu local drunk, gentle voice, white-haired old man who is it? The big boy hoes beans and flows east, while the middle boy weaves chicken cages; My favorite is my youngest son, who is lying in the grass, peeling the lotus just picked.
4. What are the poems about "doting"?
1 When you feel that a person can't die, you just feel that this person happens to be this person, that's all.
-Han Han's Chang 'an Luan ② Only your future can squander my present; Only my favorite has given me the most fatal injury. -Zheng Jun's "Spoil" 3 I only have your moonlight, and I want to regard it as the sun. "spoil" 4 when you feel that a person can't fade away, you feel that this person happens to be this person, just do it.
Han Han's "Chang 'an Luan" 5 He is my addiction, and I will never give up Chen (the role) growing up 6 "Parents love their children, but their plans are far-reaching." Luo Yin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote two poems to give to his friends: "The national plan has been courageous, and the family wealth is not for future generations." He advocates boldness and courage in the national plan, but never for it. 8 Song Dynasty poet Xin Qiji's "Qingpingle Village Residence" has low eaves and green grass on the stream.
Drunk Wu local drunk, gentle voice, white-haired old man who is it? The big boy hoes beans and flows east, while the middle boy weaves chicken cages; My favorite is my youngest son, who is lying in the grass, peeling the lotus just picked.
5. Famous sentences about doting
1, the beloved son of parents, has far-reaching influence.
Author: Liu Xiang.
From: Warring States Policy? Touching the dragon said that Empress Zhao.
Interpretation: The greatest love in the world is that parents love their children. How do parents love their children? They made a long-term consideration for their children's future.
If my children and grandchildren are like me, what should they do with the money? Being virtuous and rich will damage his ambition. My children and grandchildren are not as good as me. What did you leave the money for? Foolish and rich will increase their excesses.
Author: Lin Zexu.
Dynasty: Qing Dynasty.
Lin Zexu, a politician in the Qing Dynasty, said it.
Interpretation: If future generations are as honest as me, what money should I leave him? He's already smart. I left him money and property, but it hurt his will to struggle. My children and grandchildren are not as good as me. Leaving money to him will make him relax, hate work and live in the open space. The more money you save, the more you run amok and make more mistakes.
Heroes have suffered a lot since ancient times, and they have not been too handsome.
Author: Wang Baochi.
Dynasty: modern.
From: Seven Laws of Persuasion.
Interpretation: Since ancient times, all heroes who have made great achievements have experienced many hardships, while few children of rich families can make great achievements.
Although you love it every day, it is actually harmful. Although I am worried, I really hate it.
Author: Liu Zongyuan.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty.
From: biography of planting trees and camels.
Interpretation: Although I love it, it actually hurts it. Although I am worried about it, it actually hates it.
5, lonely calf touching milk, arrogant.
Author: Ye Fan.
Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty.
Said by: Biography of Qiu Lan in the Later Han Dynasty.
Interpretation: The calf will touch the cow's breast when nursing, and the arrogant son will scold his mother. This is a metaphor. Spoiled children tend to be disobedient and unfilial.
6. Famous sentences about doting
1, the beloved son of parents, has far-reaching influence.
Author: Liu Xiang. From: Warring States Policy? Mo Long said to Queen Zhao: Interpretation: 636f707962616964757a68696416f31333431343063: The greatest love in the world is that parents love their children. How do parents love their children? They think long-term about their children's future.
If my children and grandchildren are like me, what should they do with the money? Being virtuous and rich will damage his ambition. My children and grandchildren are not as good as me. What did you leave the money for? Foolish and rich will increase their excesses.
Author: Lin Zexu. Dynasty: Qing Dynasty.
Lin Zexu, a politician in the Qing Dynasty, said it. Interpretation: If future generations are as honest as me, what money should I leave him? He's already smart. I left him money and property, but it hurt his will to struggle.
My children and grandchildren are not as good as me. Leaving money to him will make him relax, hate work and live in the open space. The more money you save, the more you run amok and make more mistakes.
Heroes have suffered a lot since ancient times, and they have not been too handsome. Author: Wang Baochi.
Dynasty: modern. From: Seven Laws of Persuasion.
Interpretation: Since ancient times, all heroes who have made great achievements have experienced many hardships, while few children of rich families can make great achievements. Although you love it every day, it is actually harmful.
Although I am worried, I really hate it. Author: Liu Zongyuan.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty. From: biography of planting trees and camels.
Interpretation: Although I love it, it actually hurts it. Although I am worried about it, it actually hates it. 5, lonely calf touching milk, arrogant.
Author: Ye Fan. Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty.
Said by: Biography of Qiu Lan in the Later Han Dynasty. Interpretation: The calf will touch the cow's breast when nursing, and the arrogant son will scold his mother.
This is a metaphor. Spoiled children tend to be disobedient and unfilial.