1. Ancient poems about pragmatism

Ancient poems about pragmatism 1. What are the poems about "pragmatism"

1. "Shi Dongchuan· "Postal Pavilion Moon"

Tang Yuanzhen

You are more pragmatic and I am passionate, but most of the time I am angry and follow the bright moon.

Tonight, Shanyou and Manzhang, you should lie down firmly and I will be fine.

2. "Ou Shu"

Zhenggu of the Tang Dynasty

If you are secretly happy at the time, you will be disappointed by the gods, but you can get shelter by being pragmatic.

If you don’t know what Cang Cang Lord is doing, enduring hunger is mostly a hard work.

3. "Praise to Ruimai"

Lin Mou of Song Dynasty

Emperor Chunxi, Royal Picture No. 37.

According to Xie Qi’s command, Jiahe will come out.

Ba Kui Mountain is surrounded by vast stretches of land.

There are two differences, or six ridges.

Only the west gate was planted in the suburbs.

Six and six are the same as Ying, and three are one.

This is my sincere opinion, and the pictures and descriptions are not leaked.

He knows how to make things happen, but not the power of heaven.

The superiors are fearful and pragmatic.

I dare not offer it, and have my own ambitions in the family.

The official who collects poems is the pen of history.

Compiled poems and books to show its quality.

2. Poems about pragmatism

Wang Fu's "Qian Fu Lun" said: "Adults are not showy, but gentlemen are pragmatic."

Wang Shouren's "Practice" "Records" said: "The name and the reality are right. If you are more pragmatic, you will be less concerned with the name."

Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, this is knowing. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·For Politics" ".

A gentleman is ashamed of his words but not his actions. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Xianwen".

Although a scholar has knowledge, his conduct is fundamental. Source: "Mozi·Cultivation of the Self" .

Pragmatism means being practical and seeking truth from facts. This is a national spirit formed earlier in China’s farming culture. Confucius did not talk about “weirdness, power, chaos, and gods”, but already focused on social life. Above. Wang Fu's "Qianfu Lun" said: "A great man is not flashy, but a gentleman is pragmatic." Wang Shouren's "Chuanxi Lu" said: "Name and reality are in harmony. If you put more emphasis on pragmatism, you will put less emphasis on fame. "These ideas are the embodiment of Chinese culture's emphasis on reality and advocating the spirit of hard work. It rejects illusions, rejects utopias, despises flashiness, pursues a fulfilling and dynamic life, and created a splendid civilization in ancient Chinese society. As a traditional virtue, the pragmatic spirit still remains Shining brightly in our contemporary life.

Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, it is knowing.

3. Pragmatic verses

Wang Fu's " "The Theory of Qianfu" says: "A great man is not flashy, but a gentleman is pragmatic."

Wang Shouren's "Biography and Practice Records" said: "Name and reality are in harmony. If you put more emphasis on pragmatism, you should put less emphasis on fame. ."

To know is to know, and to know is not to know, which is knowledge. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Zheng".

A gentleman is ashamed of his words and outdoes his deeds. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Xianwen" 》.

Although a scholar has knowledge, his behavior is fundamental. Source: "Mozi·Cultivation of one's morality".

Pragmatism means paying attention to reality and seeking truth from facts, which was formed earlier in China's farming culture. A kind of national spirit. Confucius did not talk about "weirdness, power, chaos, and gods", but already focused on social life. Wang Fu's "Qianfu Lun" said: "Adults are not showy, and gentlemen are pragmatic." Wang Shouren's "Qianfu Lun" "Chuan Xi Lu" says: "Name and reality are in harmony. If you are more pragmatic, you will be less concerned with fame." These ideas are the embodiment of Chinese culture's emphasis on reality and advocating the spirit of hard work. It rejects illusions, rejects utopias, and despises Being flashy and pursuing a fulfilling and dynamic life created the splendid civilization of ancient Chinese society. As a traditional virtue, the pragmatic spirit still shines in our contemporary life.

What you know is what you know, and what you don’t know is what you don’t know. This is knowledge.

4. Pragmatic verses

It is difficult to criticize, but difficult to practice.

Therefore, a wise person is practical and effective, and it is not just empty words. From Huan Kuan of the Western Han Dynasty, "Salt and Iron Theory Fei Yang" Explanation: It is not difficult to talk about it, but it is difficult to actually do it.

Therefore, a wise person is always pragmatic and then seeks its effectiveness, rather than just stating empty words. Therefore, "effectiveness" or actual performance and political achievements are not a matter of "empty words", but only by seeking truth (real knowledge) and being pragmatic and hard-working can we see its "effectiveness".

When the sky is moving well, a gentleman will strive to constantly strive for self-improvement; when the terrain is weak, a gentleman will be virtuous and know everything he knows. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Zheng".

To the effect that if you know, you know, and if you don’t know, you don’t know. This is a wise attitude. It reminds me that the ancients required honesty in life, which is reflected in learning, that is, if you know, you know, and if you don’t know, you don’t know.

Moreover, this kind of honesty is wisdom. Knowing what you don’t understand is a kind of progress in itself. If you pretend you don't know, you will not only be dishonest, but it will also affect your own progress.

A gentleman is ashamed of his words rather than his actions. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Xianwen".

It is a shame for a careless gentleman to talk too much and do too little.

Tip: In daily life, you should pay attention to making your words and deeds consistent. If you just talk but accomplish nothing in action, you will be regarded by others as a "giant in words and a dwarf in action."

Although the road is short, it cannot be done if it is not done; although the thing is small, it cannot be accomplished if it is not done. Source: "Xunzi·Cultivation of the Self".

Although the journey is short, you will not reach your destination if you don’t walk; although the thing is small, you will not succeed if you don’t do it. It reminds me that any undertaking must be completed through practice.

The road to success lies at your feet. If you cannot walk down-to-earth and always be immersed in wonderful fantasies, you will achieve nothing.

5. Verses about pragmatism

Wang Fu's "Qianfu Lun" said: "A great man is not showy, a gentleman is pragmatic." Wang Shouren's "Chuan Xi Lu" said: "Name and It’s true, if you are more pragmatic, you will be less concerned with fame.” Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, this is knowing. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Zheng". A gentleman is ashamed of his words and goes beyond his actions. Source: "The Analects of Confucius" "Xian Wen". Although scholars have knowledge, their conduct is fundamental. Source: "Mozi·Cultivation of the Self". Pragmatism means paying attention to reality and seeking truth from facts. This is a national spirit formed earlier in China's farming culture. Confucius did not talk about "strange, "Strength, chaos, spirit" has focused on social life. Wang Fu's "Qianfu Lun" said: "Adults are not showy, gentlemen are pragmatic." Wang Shouren's "Chuanxi Lu" said: "The name matches the reality. The more pragmatic the heart is, the less the name is." These thoughts are the embodiment of Chinese culture's emphasis on reality and advocating the spirit of hard work. It rejects illusions, rejects utopias, despises flashiness, pursues a fulfilling and dynamic life, and creates The splendid civilization of ancient Chinese society. As a traditional virtue, the pragmatic spirit still shines in our contemporary life. Knowing something is knowing it, and not knowing it is not knowing, which is knowing.