Appreciation of classic epigrams

The high shore is a valley, and the deep valley is a mausoleum.

? The Book of Songs? At the turn of October

Interpretation: Highlands become valleys, and deep valleys become mountains. According to scientific speculation, this place in the Himalayas was still the sea of Wang Yang 70 million years ago, and the sea has changed, which is a metaphor for the changeable world. It is also a metaphor that under certain conditions, things always change to the opposite side.

Sharp tools can do a good job.

The Analects of Confucius? Wei Linggong "

Artisans must sharpen their tools in advance if they want to do a good job. It can be seen that a person must first learn skills to be competent for the job. If you read a good book today, you can do a lot tomorrow.

Be strict with yourself and be lenient with others.

The Analects of Confucius? Wei Linggong "

Blame yourself more and others less. This sentence is to be strict with yourself and be lenient with others. Be strict with yourself, and progress will be fast; Forgive others and you will stay away from resentment. Bow to yourself: yourself. ? Thick? After omitting one? Responsibility? Words. Responsibility: blame, demand.

Appreciation of classic epigrams

1, love, people always love it; People who respect others will always respect others. ? Mencius and Li Lou.

[Interpretation] People who love others will always love and respect others, and others will always respect him. How you treat others, others will often treat you in the same way. If you want to be loved, you must love others. H: often.

2, the bow from the thick accumulation of complaints. ? The Analects of Confucius and Wei Linggong

[Interpretation] Blame yourself more and others less. This sentence is to be strict with yourself and be lenient with others. Be strict with yourself, and progress will be fast; Forgive others and you will stay away from resentment. Bow to yourself: yourself. ? Thick? After omitting one? Responsibility? Words. Responsibility: blame, demand.

3. Good knows its evil, and evil knows its beauty. ? Book of rites university

[Interpretation] For the person you like, you should know his shortcomings and not be partial; For people you don't like, you should know their advantages and never erase them. We should evaluate a person objectively and fairly, not emotionally, and not biased because of our own quality. Ok (h？ O): love. Before? Evil? (? ): Defects and ugliness. After that? Evil? (w？ ): hate, hate.

4. People can do it and can do it; People can do it in ten ways and thousands of ways. ? Book of rites doctrine of the mean

[Interpretation] What others can learn well with one effort takes 100% effort to learn well; People make great efforts to learn well, and spend a thousand efforts to learn well. This sentence shows that people should strive for self-improvement and not fall behind. With the mentality of self-improvement, you will be diligent. Can diligence make up for it? People who are not smart enough will become smart.

5. For those who are often successful, walkers often arrive. ? Yan Zi's Spring and Autumn Annals. random notes

[Interpretation] Those who persist in doing things will always succeed, and those who keep advancing will always reach their destination. Doing what you do is actual action. With practical actions, no matter how difficult things can be done; Simple things can't be done without practical actions.

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