There is a hundred dollars on the ground, and the gentleman will say, "Whose money is this?" ; And the villain will say, "the money is mine!" " "Although I don't know who this money belongs to!

(2) career.

The boss asked, "Who will clean the toilet?" A gentleman will say, "I'll go!" The villain will say "I have something important", although everyone in the company was fine that day!

(3) Facing mistakes

When someone asks who is responsible, the gentleman will "know the mistake, but it is not his own fault, and no matter who has offended, he will not admit it." And the villain will say, "In fact, it's all because someone,,, and puts the blame on others", even if the fault is caused by everyone!

(4) When others make mistakes.

Gentlemen will try their best to help people who make mistakes, while villains will make a fuss about other people's small plaits or mistakes.

(5) When dealing with people

A gentleman will be aboveboard and generous in his dealings with others, will come and go for a cup of tea with friends and will not do anything to please others; On the contrary, the villain usually knows the mind of the leader very well, tries his best to please and flatter the leader, and sometimes he often visits at home in the middle of the night to give the leader a little gift!

(vi) Views on life

The gentleman believes that "God never shuts one door but he opens another", while the villain believes that "the road is paved by money, and power is contested by money"

Dear sir, I am not a villain. Then you will live a fuller and more practical life!

Confucius talked about the difference between a gentleman and a villain in The Analects.

The so-called "gentleman" in China culture is a title relative to "villain", which is equivalent to a symbol. How can we call it a gentleman? What do you call a villain? It is difficult to define, that is to say, it is difficult to define good people and bad people, especially from a philosophical point of view. Good people are rewarded with good things, and sometimes they get worse in good things; Bad people are all bad, but sometimes they get better at a certain point. So it's hard to define good guys and bad guys. However, from a social and political standpoint, we can't discuss them from a philosophical point of view. Good or bad is a matter of merit. Now Confucius is a gentleman from a philosophical point of view, which is an abstract synonym. Zi Gong asked the gentleman, Confucius said: Speak first, then follow.

Zi Gong asked "gentleman", and Confucius said, put practical actions before words, and don't just brag and don't do it. Do it first, needless to say, and everyone will follow you and obey you when you are done. Confucius meant that a true gentleman should talk less and do more practical things.

Confucius said: gentlemen are not good at comparison, and villains are not good at comparison.

What is the difference between a gentleman and a villain? Zhou is an all-encompassing treasure, that is, a perfect circle, which can be seen everywhere. He said that a gentleman's behavior is the same for everyone, not that it is good for Zhang San and bad for Li Si, which is wrong. This is called comparison. If you compare Zhang San with yourself, it's good for him, but if you don't agree with Li Si, it's bad for him, that is, "comparing" but loving bad more. Because he is not good, you must love him and make him good. This is the attitude of such a truly great politician, that is, a religious figure, that is, an educator. It is comprehensive and cannot be compared with one side. What is "comparison"? We know that Chinese characters, compared with Chinese characters, are written in this way-the pictographs are the same and the direction is the same; The northern character in ancient Chinese is an ideographic character that stands opposite and goes to extremes, so "bi" means that people are exactly the same as themselves and are easy to be selfish. So, gentlemen are incomparable, and villains? On the other hand, it is not thorough, only make friends with people who are kind to you, and take "I" as the center and standard in everything, so it can't be universally applicable.

Confucius said: If a gentleman doesn't argue, he will shoot. If he is promoted, he will drink, and he is also a gentleman. That's an upright man is open and poised, and a narrow-minded person is anxious. ..

An upright man is open and poised while a petty man is anxious and worried. ? Or "decent people, poised, villain often sad?" Confucius' famous saying

An upright man is open and poised while a petty man is anxious and worried.

From The Analects of Confucius, Schur

The gentleman is open-minded, honest and clean, and looks very comfortable and stable. The villain has too many inner desires and a heavy psychological burden, so he is often anxious, and his appearance and movements are also uneasy. He is often restless and emotionally unstable.

Shuowen: Tan, Anye. Wave, commonly known as Guangyuan. Sad, always worried. A gentleman knows himself and himself, so treating others with things is like walking on a smooth road, which is safe and Shu Tai. The villain's mind is always serving things, so he often has compassion for others. Huang Kanshu quoted Jiang as saying: "an upright man is open and poised, resigned and selfless. The villain is anxious, and he is between gains and losses, so he is eager to know politics. "

Cheng Zi said: "A gentleman follows reason, so he often goes to Shu Tai; Small people serve things, so they are worried. " (See the note in The Analects of Confucius) The article Xunzi Zidao says that a gentleman has lifelong happiness without a day's worries, and a villain has lifelong worries without a day's happiness, which is the same.

PS: It is stipulated in the college entrance examination to be "long"!

Is it "an upright man is open and poised, little people are always in the same boat" or "Be frank, a petty man is anxious and worried.." ? An upright man is open and poised, bad people are often sad.

From The Analects of Confucius.

The original sentence says: "Honest people are magnanimous (1), while petty people are anxious. (2)."

The interpretation of the word (1) is magnanimous: magnanimous; Swing, wide appearance. (2) worry: worry.

Confucius said, "A gentleman is broad-minded, but a villain is always sad."

1 and "Be frank, a petty man is anxious and worried.." The modern interpretation of is a famous saying since ancient times. Many people often write this as a banner and hang it in their rooms to motivate themselves. Confucius believes that as a gentleman, you should have a broad mind, tolerate others, tolerate all kinds of events, regardless of personal gains and losses. It is impossible to be a gentleman if you are narrow-minded, embarrassed by others, embarrassed by yourself, and often embarrassed. This gentleman is open-minded, honest and clean, and his appearance and movements are comfortable and steady. The villain has too many inner desires and a heavy psychological burden, so he is often anxious, and his appearance and movements are also uneasy. He is often restless and emotionally unstable. "an upright man is open and poised, villains are in the same boat", which is Confucius' famous description of the image of a gentleman. The meaning of this sentence is that an upright man is open and poised is broad-minded, but the villain is often worried. That is, "an upright man is open and poised, villains are often sad." As a gentleman here, the contrast is "villain". The villain here is not a bad person, but an ordinary person with some defects. Once Sima Niu, a disciple of Confucius, asked how to be a gentleman. Confucius said, "A gentleman is neither sad nor afraid." Sima Niu didn't quite understand and asked, "Can you tell a gentleman not to worry or be afraid?" Confucius' answer is: "If you introspect, what is your husband worried about?" In other words, if you have a clear conscience, what are you sad and afraid of? Of course, an honest person's openness is not only a matter of correct behavior, but also comes from people's inner moral quality. The ancients believed that a gentleman had three basic qualities-kindness, wisdom and courage. Confucius said, "The benevolent is not worried, the wise is not confused, and the brave is not afraid." That is to say, if a person has a loving heart, a lofty life wisdom and a brave and strong will, then he is bound to have a good psychological and mental state, so as to be broad-minded and open-minded.

Confucius said, "an upright man is open and poised, I am worried." Hello, "an upright person is open and poised, while a narrow-minded person is anxious and worried." The Analects of Confucius. Tan: Anya. Swing: the name of Guangyuan. Worry: the name of constant worry.

A gentleman knows himself and himself, treats others as if they were on the ground, and is safe in Shu Tai. The villain's mind is always serving things, so he often has compassion for others.

Interpretation: an upright man is open and poised is not worried or afraid, so he is broad-minded and open-minded; Little people are worried about things, busy with calculations, and often worry that others will calculate themselves, so they often fall into fear and anxiety.

An upright man is open and poised while a petty man is anxious and worried. , also known as an upright person, is often a villain.

Openness: Frank and crisp. Swing, wide appearance. Sadness: a sad expression

This sentence was said by Confucius.

It means: an upright man is open and poised is not worried or afraid, so he is broad-minded and open-minded; Little people are worried about things, busy with calculations, and often worry that others will calculate themselves, so they often fall into fear and anxiety.

An upright man is open and poised while a petty man is anxious and worried. , the famous sentence "sentence magnanimous, a petty man is anxious and worried.. "is a famous saying since ancient times. Many people often write this as a banner and hang it in their rooms to motivate themselves. Confucius believes that as a gentleman, you should have a broad mind, tolerate others, tolerate all kinds of events, regardless of personal gains and losses. It is impossible to be a gentleman if you are narrow-minded, embarrassed by others, embarrassed by yourself, and often embarrassed. A gentleman and a righteous man do things aboveboard, but a treacherous villain does things in disgrace.

"Is a sentence magnanimous, a petty man is anxious and worried.. Really? "Or" decent people, poised, villains often sad? " An upright man is open and poised while a petty man is anxious and worried.

An upright man is open and poised; A petty man is anxious and worried. "pronunciation? Jun (jūn), Zi (zǐ), Tan (t ǐ n), Dang;

Small (xi m℃ o) people (é n) long (cháng) relatives (qι) relatives (qι).

An upright man is open and poised, a narrow-minded person, is anxious. Hypocrite, what hypocrite? The surface is magnanimous and the heart is long.

True villain's name is not beautiful and evil is limited; A hypocrite steals a good name and does endless evil.