1. Ancient poems about observing the law
1. Kuang should be subject to Ming etiquette (Cao Ye, Tang Dynasty, "Long Love")
2. Ming Ting etiquette Hundreds of Gods (Tang Dynasty, Yang Jiong, "Fenghe Shangyuan's Banquet in response to the imperial edict")
3. When the ceremony is on display (Tang Dynasty, Cui Shu, "Following the Secretary-General to Riyuanqiu to take care of things") , "Combined with Zhongshu Hou Pavilion")
4. I would like to visit Jingming Jiali (Song Dynasty, Anonymous, "Qing Qing Dynasty, Silver Leaking Flowers Cannot")
5. Rong Li Huiming (Song Dynasty, Anonymous, "Six States")
6. Although the three offerings of quality are the final gift (Tang Dynasty, Zhou Qi, "Repaying Li Changshi to Serve the Imperial Order in Autumn to Offer Sacrifice to Yue Jianji")
7. The master of etiquette inside (Wang Zhe, Yuan Dynasty, "True Joy")
8. The Qiang people practiced etiquette and Ming poetry (Wei Jin, Cao Zhi, "Luo Shen Fu")
9. Lida Youming (Southern and Northern Dynasties, Shen Yue, "Liang Ya Le Song Chu Ya San") 2. The motto about knowing the law and understanding the law
1. The law is the criterion for the world. . ——"Wenzi"
Basic meaning: "The law is the criterion for the world." This sentence comes from "Wenzi", and the general meaning is that law is the basis for people in the world to do things.
2. The law needs to be believed, otherwise it will be in vain. ——Harold J. Berman
3. In a democratic country, the law is the king; in an autocratic country, the king is the law. ——Marx
4. The law cannot make everyone equal, but everyone is equal before the law. ——Pollock
5. The judge is the speaking law, and the law is the silent judge. ——Edward S. Corwin
6. Crime is always compensated by punishment; only punishment can make crime repay. ——Darrell
7. The law is by no means static. On the contrary, just as the sky and sea change due to wind and waves, the law also changes due to circumstances and fortune. ——Hegel
8. Obey the law: Neither I nor anyone can escape the glorious shackles of the law. ——Rousseau
9. One unfair judgment is more harmful than many unfair actions. Because these unfair actions only dirty the water, while unfair judgments destroy the source of the water. ——Bacon
10. Punishment can prevent many consequences of general evil, but punishment cannot eradicate evil itself. ——Montesquieu 3. Famous aphorisms about knowing the law and abiding by it
The sea of ????dharma is boundless, and turning back is the shore.
The sky net is vast, sparse and not leaking.
If you don’t want others to know, you have to do it yourself.
Knowing the law is a mountain of gold, abiding by the law is a mountain of silver, and fairness and justice are the backing.
If a family has regular business, it will not be hungry even if it is hungry; if the country has regular laws, it will not be in chaos even if it is in danger. ——Han Feizi
If you do not waste your life for a heavy treasure, it is said that the order is more valuable than the treasure; if you do not waste your life for the sake of loving others, it is said that the law loves others. ——Guan Zhong
Whoever takes the law as a joke will surely perish under the law. ——Byron (English)
If there is law, the country will be governed; if there is no law, the country will be in chaos; if the law has authority, it will govern, if there is no authority, there will be chaos. Without rules, there will be no circle. ——Mencius
If you do not waste your life for a heavy treasure, it is said that the order is more valuable than the treasure; if you do not waste your life for the sake of loving others, it is said that the law loves others. ——Guan Zhong
Don’t do evil because it’s small, and don’t do good because it’s small. Only those who are virtuous and virtuous can obey others. ——Liu Bei
It is not a matter of disrespect for position, but a matter of disrespect for virtue; it is not a matter of shame that one is not a good partner, but it is a matter of shame that one is not knowledgeable. —— Zhang Heng
In a people’s country, there must be a driving force, and this is virtue. —— Montesquieu
People cannot live like animals. They should pursue knowledge and virtue. ——Dante
.Law is order, and only with good law can there be good order. ——Aristotle 4. Poems about honesty, discipline and understanding of the law
Love to learn, love to think, learn knowledge, and use your brain;
There are roads in the mountain of books, and diligence is the path. You also need to find tips when learning.
Eliminate superstition and stop heresy, and persist in seeking true knowledge from an early age;
Advocating science is the most glorious, and ignorance is the most shameful.
Take pride in hard work and be ashamed of indolence
Primary school students should take care of themselves and learn to take care of themselves;
Don’t be little emperors at home. Only when you grow up can you be successful. Make a fortune.
Don’t postpone school activities, and do your due diligence in class work;
Hard work is the most glorious, and indolence is the most shameful.
Be proud of solidarity and mutual help, and be ashamed of benefiting yourself at the expense of others
Be friendly among classmates, just like sisters and brothers;
When you encounter problems, everyone helps, there is We work together to overcome difficulties.
It is necessary to stop harming others and self-interested behavior is not a trivial matter;
Unity and mutual assistance are the most glorious, while harming others and benefiting oneself is the most shameful.
Be proud of being honest and trustworthy, and be ashamed of being unjust for profit
Be sincere in treating others and always compare yourself to others;
Be responsible and observant Trust, do what you say and win people's hearts.
It is the most honorable thing to be honest and trustworthy, and the most shameful thing to be unjust when you see profit.
Be proud of obeying the law and be ashamed of breaking the law
In school, observe discipline and keep the student code in mind;
Learn laws and abide by laws and disciplines , the legal society will work together.
Violations of discipline must be dealt with, and violations of the law must be punished;
It is most glorious to abide by the law, and the most shameful is to violate the law.
Take pride in hard work and be ashamed of arrogance and extravagance
Hard work is a tradition, don’t relax in diligence and frugality;
Develop good habits from an early age and serve the country when you grow up. Keep it in mind.
Extravagance and waste must be resisted, and greed for enjoyment should be prohibited;
Hard work is the most glorious, and arrogance and extravagance are the most shameful. 5. Ancient poems about law
The Constitution clearly stipulates that the law must be used to govern the country; only when economic construction is guaranteed can the people have a good life.
Every citizen should learn the law, which will benefit the country and the family; learn the law well and follow the right path to avoid falling off the cliff.
As soon as the sun rises, the dark clouds disperse, and as soon as the gongs and drums sound, tigers flee from the mountains; everyone knows the law and is brave, and the bad guys show up and have no way to escape.
If you want to eat sweet steamed food to choke the soil, you need to eat honey to raise bees; if you want a stable society, you must not relax in learning and using it.
When sowing grain, don’t forget to germinate first; when weaving, don’t forget to spin the yarn first; when driving, don’t forget the steering wheel; when getting rich, don’t forget to learn the Dharma first.
The fragrance of cakes depends entirely on the presence of hemp, the fragrance of gardens depends entirely on the presence of red flowers; a good harvest depends on hard work, and happiness depends entirely on being in charge of the family.
Only when there are chapters and verses can a song be made into a song; when the country is governed according to the law, the party decides, the country is stable and the people are happy.
To beat a dog, you need a mallet, and to beat a snake, you need gold and bamboo sticks; any crime that violates the criminal law will not escape even if you have wings.
The net of heaven and earth is dense and strong, and the criminal law is like a demon-slaying knife; if you try it with your own body, you will break your waist if you keep trying.
The rain falls because of the clouds in the sky, and the water flows because of the uneven ground; the people's hearts are incompetent, and the crime of theft is ruthless.