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What are the famous aphorisms that describe "what you say and what you do are different, say one thing and do another"?

The famous quotes are as follows:

1. Mao Zedong's "Principles, Methods and Prospects for Opposing the Japanese Attack" 2: It is not to build the Great Wall of the anti-Japanese national united front, but to demolish this Great Wall, or We should talk about "unity" regardless of whether we do it or not.

Appreciation: Point out that some people only talk about unity but fail to implement it.

2. Ping Buqing of the Qing Dynasty, "Xia Wai Congcheng·Zhangshu·Duansu Case": When drafting the decree, he violated it and rewritten it without authorization, and promulgated it as my decree. What is the sincerity of it?

Interpretation: When formulating the decree, they played double-dealing tricks and rewritten it without authorization. Then it was promulgated as the emperor's decree. What kind of peace of mind did this have?

Appreciation: Describes a hypocrite whose words and deeds are inconsistent.

3. Anonymous in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "Yi Zhou Shu·Guanren": "Words and deeds are not consistent and always contradictory."

Interpretation: Words and deeds are inconsistent and contradictory from beginning to end. .

Appreciation: Refers to a person who says one thing and does another.

4. Volume 35 of "Eternal Words to Awaken the World" by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "I only thought that the capital and profit were already in hand, but it turned out that I was still talking in vain, with my eyes full and my belly hungry."

Interpretation: I thought I had the principal and interest in hand, but it turned out that my words were empty. My eyes were full, but my stomach was still hungry.

Appreciation: All talk but no action, just a blank check.

5. Zeng Pu's "Nie Haihua": Empty talk, you are officials, you are turning your back on others.

Appreciation: To describe only talking without actual practice, or just talking without factual proof.