Fair and upright, fair and upright, honest and strict.
Impartial and unselfish.
Honest and clean: honest and clean, not corrupt and accepting bribes. There is no corruption and bribery, and it is clear and white.
Justice is not fairness, but justice and integrity.
Fairness and honesty mean honesty and integrity, not following personal feelings.
Gong Ming Zheng Dao is still formal; Open; Aboveboard. Same as "fairness and justice".
Fair and just, but in form; Open; Aboveboard.
Justice in Gong Ming is still formal; Open; Aboveboard. Same as "fairness and justice".
2. The idiom about Di Renjie is resourceful, ingenious, upright and respected.
There are students everywhere; There are students all over the country [the world].
This idiom is found in Ninety Years after Zi Tongzhi Tang Jian Ze: "All peaches and plums in the world are in the public gate."
When Wu Zetian was emperor in the Tang Dynasty, there was a prime minister named Di, who was from Taiyuan (now Shaanxi). This man is highly respected, dare to speak and dare to remonstrate, and won the appreciation of Wu Zetian. Wu Zetian called him "Lao Guo" (when Wu Zetian ascended the throne, Emperor Renjie was over eighty years old), instead of calling him by his first name. Even in the imperial court, Wu Zetian wouldn't let him bow down, saying: Seeing Di Gong bow down, my whole body aches. Wu Zetian often said to other ministers: "It's not a particularly important military incident, so don't bother Di Lao."
In order to consolidate her rule, Wu Zetian took various measures to recruit talented people and asked the emperor to recommend talents who could be leaders. De recommended dozens of people, such as Zhang Jian and Yao Chong, who later became famous ministers. Someone said to De Renjie, "You are a great man. You recommended all the talented ministers in the imperial court. You are so full of peaches and plums. " Di Renjie said: "My duty is to recommend talents to serve the country, not for personal benefit."
In 700 AD, 93-year-old Emperor Renjie died, and Wu Zetian wept bitterly. Since then, whenever there is a big event in the imperial court that everyone can't solve, Wu Zetian often sighs and says, "Why did God take my country away so early?"
The idiom "peaches and plums are everywhere" is often used to describe that a person has students everywhere. Peach and plum trees are metaphors of cultivated talents.
3. The basic definition of the idiom [táo lǐmǐn tiānà] Tao and Li refers to the younger generation trained or the students taught.
Metaphorically, there are students everywhere. Praise is in Tang Bai Juyi's "Spring and You Planting Flowers in the Green Field Hall": "You are Li Tao all over the world; Why do you want to plant more flowers in front of the hall? "
For example: 1. Teacher Zhang has struggled on the education front for most of his life, and now he has ~. Antonyms and synonyms are all over the world. So when Wu Zetian was emperor in the Tang Dynasty, there was a prime minister named Di Renjie, whose name was Taiyuan (now Shaanxi).
This man is highly respected, dare to speak and dare to remonstrate, and won the appreciation of Wu Zetian. Wu Zetian called him "Lao Guo" (when Wu Zetian ascended the throne, Emperor Renjie was over eighty years old), instead of calling him by his first name.
Even in the imperial court, Wu Zetian wouldn't let him bow down, saying: Seeing Di Gong bow down, my whole body aches. Wu Zetian often said to other ministers: "It's not a particularly important military incident, so don't bother Di Lao."
In order to consolidate her rule, Wu Zetian took various measures to recruit talented people and asked the emperor to recommend talents who could be leaders. De recommended dozens of people, such as Zhang Jian and Yao Chong, who later became famous ministers.
Someone said to De Renjie, "You are a great man. You recommended all the talented ministers in the imperial court. You are so full of peaches and plums. " Di Renjie said: "My duty is to recommend talents to serve the country, not for personal benefit."
In 700 AD, 93-year-old Emperor Renjie died, and Wu Zetian wept bitterly. Since then, whenever there is a big event in the imperial court that everyone can't solve, Wu Zetian often sighs and says, "Why did God take my country away so early?" .
4. Find an idiom about Di Renjie. If you talk a lot, two or three words, one will do. Thank you. 1. Bai Yunqin Di was a native of Bingzhou (now Taiyuan, Shanxi) in the Tang Dynasty. When he was young, he joined the army in the art of war.
At that time, his parents were far away in Heyang (now Meng County, Henan Province). Once, sandy went on a business trip and boarded Taihang Mountain. Because he was homesick, he couldn't help looking in the direction of the river and saw a white cloud floating alone in the sky. Di Renjie pointed to the white clouds and said to his entourage, "I'll give it up myself.
"This means that his parents went under the white clouds. He watched it for a long time until the white clouds cleared away.
In September 700, Spade Renjie died at the age of 7 1. Wu Zetian was very sad when she heard the news. She said with tears, "The imperial court is empty!" According to legend, Emperor Renjie was buried in Diren Village, Cixian County, Handan after his death, and the tomb is still there.
"White clouds dating" is a metaphor for being in a foreign country and missing your parents. 2. Interpretation of Taoli Idiom: In ancient times, Taoli was regarded as a beautiful thing, often used as a gift to each other, and was later called an educated younger generation or an educated student.
Metaphor is the introduction to the younger generation or the cultivation of students. The origin of the idiom: Ninety Years after Zi Tongzhi Tang Jian Ze: "Everyone knows all the peaches and plums in the world (referring to De Renjie).
"Di Renjie Huai Ying is an outstanding politician in the history of China. During the reign of Wu Zetian, she was in the position of prime minister, assisting the country and ensuring national security, with outstanding achievements.
Di was born in Taiyuan (now Taiyuan, Shanxi) in the Tang Dynasty. He took the Ming Classics (one of the subjects in the imperial examination system in the Tang Dynasty) and entered the official career. During the Yifeng period, Di, who had both ability and political integrity, was promoted to be a judge. He enforced the law like a mountain and solved the case like a god. A large number of backlog cases involving 1 were decided within one year.
70 thousand people. In the second year (AD 686), Di became the secretariat of Ningzhou.
At that time, people in this area lived together and there were many contradictions. He made full use of his wisdom to make this place peaceful and harmonious and the people live and work in peace and contentment. Two years later, Li Chong, the secretariat of Bozhou, and Li Zhen, the secretariat of Yuzhou, opposed Wu Zetian's ruling. Wu Zetian mobilized troops to suppress the imperial clan rebellion and sent De Renjie as the secretariat of Yuzhou.
Upon his arrival, he learned that more than 5,000 people involved in the case in China were CoCo Lee people who were forced to serve in Li Zhen's army, and he asked for pardon. Wu Zetian listened to his advice, so that the people were appeased and the situation in Yuzhou quickly stabilized.
After Wu Zetian changed the Tang Dynasty to Zhou Zhou, she greatly appreciated the talent and fame of the Emperor, and appointed him as Prime Minister twice, occupying important positions. The emperor spared no effort to assist Wu Zetian in carrying out a series of reforms in politics, economy and military affairs, making Wu Zetian's era a crucial period for inheriting the rule of Zhenguan and opening up a prosperous new century. In the first year of IX (AD 700), the emperor died and the ruling and opposition parties mourned. Wu Zetian cried and said, "The imperial court is empty.
"Di Renjie was buried in Luoyang. Later, Tang Ruizong named him Liang Guogong. As a loyal prime minister, Di Renjie is very knowledgeable.
Once, Wu Zetian asked him to recommend a talent worthy of great responsibility, so he recommended Zhang Jianzhi, who was promoted from Luozhou to Sima with five products. A few days later, Wu Zetian asked the emperor to recommend talents, and the emperor mentioned Zhang Jian's matter again, saying that when he was a prime minister, didn't he recommend this person as a small official like Sima?
Later, Wu Zetian reused Zhang Jianzhi and found that he was really talented, so he was promoted to prime minister. According to historical records, the Emperor also recommended dozens of honest, honest and capable officials and generals such as Huan, Jinghui, Dou Huaizhen and Yao Chong to the imperial court.
To this end, some people especially praised him: "All the peaches and plums in the world are in the public door." .