1. Poems that describe a person who is trying to make more progress

1. People are suffering and not satisfied. After reaching Long, they look back to Shu.

Translation: People are dissatisfied. They have already captured Longyou and want to capture Xishu.

Quotation from: Fan Ye's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty - Cen Peng Biography"

2. Our city is small, located between big countries, and there is no time to punish, so we dare not live peacefully. .

The countries we passed through were relatively small. Although they were under the protection of the big powers, the big powers kept demanding things, so the people could not live in peace.

Quotation from: Zuo Qiuming's "Zuo Zhuan - The Thirty-One Years of Duke Xiang"

3. It is better for the king to make friends from far away and attack from close quarters. If you get an inch, you will be an inch for the king, and if you get a ruler, it will be the king's. The King's Ruler.

Translation: It is better for the king to make friends with distant countries and attack nearby countries. An inch of land belongs to the king, and a foot of land also belongs to the king.

Quotation from: Anonymous "Warring States Policy-Qin Policy Three"

4. People are suffering and not satisfied. After leveling Long, look back to Shu.

Translation: People are not satisfied. Now that they have obtained Longyou, they also want to obtain Shu.

Quote: Fan Ye's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty - Cen Peng Biography"

5. Greed is insatiable, and anger has no end.

Translation: If you get a little benefit, you want to get a bigger benefit. Greed will not be satisfied.

Quotation from: Zuo Qiuming's "Zuo Zhuan - The Twenty-eighth Years of Duke Zhao" 2. Sentences to describe people who strive to make more progress

Never succumb to sorrow, always resist, otherwise this habit will Will become more and more aggressive. ——British geologist Smith's famous sayings about getting more and more

Don't succumb to sorrow, but resist it firmly, otherwise the habit of worry will get more and more. —— British geologist Smith

Between friends, small things and favors should be granted. Excessive demands and excessive demands are the quickest way to deliberately lose friends. ——Taiwanese female writer, formerly known as Chen Maoping Sanmao

Scientific things must be constantly studied, carefully experimented, in-depth and expanded, and through tenacious battles, only then can we achieve glorious achievements. ——Chen Jia'er 3. Famous sayings and aphorisms describing shameless people who push beyond the limits

1. If you are full, you will suffer losses, but if you are modest, you will benefit.

2. Never succumb to sorrow, but always resist, otherwise this habit will become even more severe.

3. Don’t succumb to sorrow, but resist it firmly, otherwise the habit of sorrow will get worse.

4. A tree without bark will definitely die, but a shameless person is invincible.

5. If you don’t eat the toast, you will be fined.

6. Between friends, small things and favors should be fulfilled. Excessive demands and excessive demands are the quickest way to deliberately lose friends.

7. Money is like dung, but face is worth thousands of gold.

8. People over forty should be responsible for their own face.

9. If your son is a wolf, he will run rampant when he succeeds.

10. The golden boudoir flowers and willow trees will last for a long time.

11. If you are greedy, the snake will swallow the elephant.

12. When I got to Long and looked at Shu, I saw strange things and changed my mind.

13. Those of us who do important things are never shameless. Our skin can be torn off, thrown to the ground, kicked a few times, and walked away with disdain.

14. Beating a dog depends on the owner.

15. Insisting on mistakes for the sake of face is the most shameless thing. 4. Sentences about pushing further and further

"Warring States Policy·Qin Ce III" by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty. The general meaning of these two sentences is: One inch of land is the king's land, and one foot of land is the king's land. This is what Fan Sui said when he lobbied King Zhao of Zhai. King Zhaizhao originally adopted the strategic policy of crossing Korea and Wei and attacking Qi, but it failed to work with his troops to attack far away. After Fan Ju came to the Qin Dynasty, he persuaded King Zhao to give up his original policy and adopt the strategy of connecting distant states, attacking neighboring countries, gradually encroaching, and defeating them one by one. He said, "It is better for a king to make friends from afar and attack from afar, ~. Isn't it absurd to abandon this and attack from afar?"

Later people developed ~ as an idiom for "getting closer and closer" to describe people who gain If you have an inch, you still want to get a foot. You are insatiable and your desire is never satisfied.

Sentences for pushing beyond the limit:

1. When you get benefits, you must be content and stop pushing beyond the limit.

2. Cherish what you already have and stop trying to get more than you can, otherwise you will be punished by God.

3. If you are greedy, the snake swallows the elephant. If you keep pushing too far, be careful to burst your belly!

4. I know that if you make this concession, the other party will definitely make more demands.

5. Since the other party has already made concessions, you should not push further and make unreasonable demands. 5. What are some famous aphorisms from ancient times that warned others not to push beyond the limits?

1. Never succumb to sorrow, but always resist, otherwise this habit will become pushy.

——Goethe's "The Sorrows of Young Werther"

2. Don't succumb to sorrow, but resist it firmly, otherwise the habit of sorrow will get worse.

——Goethe's "The Sorrows of Young Werther"

3. Greed is not enough.

——"Book of Han"

4. When I got to Long and looked at Shu, I saw something different and thought about it.

——"Three Kingdoms"

5. Between friends, small things and favors should be fulfilled. Excessive demands and excessive demands are the quickest way to deliberately lose friends.

————Taiwanese female writer, formerly known as Chen Maoping Sanmao

6. The value of life is measured by the work a person has done for the contemporary era.

——Xu Wei

7. If you are full, you will suffer losses, but if you are modest, you will benefit.

——"Dayu Mo"

8. Pride does not have a great impact on others, and it is oneself who suffers in the end.

——Han Feizi·Wai Chushuo lower right

9. It is better to rely on others than to rely on oneself, and it is better to do one's own thing than to do one's own thing to others.

——Han Feizi·Wai Chushuo lower right

10. Pay attention to propriety in speech and behavior; pay attention to scale in behavior; pay attention to moderation in discussion and evaluation. —

——Cao Xueqin 6. What are some famous quotes and aphorisms that describe people who are shameless in trying to get ahead of themselves?

1. Full of losses, modesty of gains.

2. Never succumb to sorrow, but always resist, otherwise this habit will become even more severe.

3. Don’t succumb to sorrow, but resist it firmly, otherwise the habit of sorrow will get worse.

4. A tree without bark will definitely die, but a shameless person is invincible.

5. If you don’t eat the toast, you will be fined.

6. Between friends, small things and favors should be fulfilled. Excessive demands and excessive demands are the quickest way to deliberately lose friends.

7. Money is like dung, but face is worth thousands of gold.

8. People over forty should be responsible for their own faces.

9. If your son is a wolf, he will run rampant when he succeeds.

10. The golden boudoir flowers and willow trees will last for a long time.

11. If you are greedy, the snake swallows the elephant.

12. When I got to Long and looked at Shu, I saw strange things and changed my mind.

13. Those of us who do important things are never shameless. Our skin can be torn off, thrown to the ground, kicked a few times, and walked away with disdain.

14. Beating a dog depends on the owner.

15. Insisting on mistakes for the sake of face is the most shameless thing. 7. Poems about the ancient saying that a guest can get an inch close to a ruler.

If you get an inch, you will be a king's inch, and if you get a ruler, you will be a king's ruler.

Han Dynasty Liu Xiang's "Warring States Policy·Qin Policy Three". The general meaning of these two sentences is: One inch of land is the king's land, and one foot of land is the king's land.

This is what Fan Sui said when he lobbied King Zhao of Zhai. King Zhaizhao originally adopted the strategic policy of crossing Korea and Wei and attacking Qi, but it failed to work with his troops to attack far away.

After Fan Ju came to the Qin Dynasty, he persuaded King Zhao to abandon his original policy and adopt the strategy of connecting distant states, attacking neighboring countries, gradually encroaching, and defeating them one by one. He said, "It is better for a king to make friends from far away and attack at close quarters, ~.

Isn't it absurd to abandon this and attack far away?" Later people developed ~ as. The idiom "getting an inch more" describes a person who has gained an inch but still wants to get an inch. He is insatiable and his desires are never satisfied.

Liu Xiang, a Confucian scholar and writer of the Western Han Dynasty, "Warring States Policy·Qin Ce III".