Xu Beihong's motto is "People cannot be arrogant, but they cannot be without pride."

Origin:

This sentence was not invented by Mr. Beihong. The real inventor was Mr. Zhang Zufen who had an affair with Mr. Beihong. If you want to understand Zhang Zufen and the origin of this sentence, it is not difficult, just read Mr. Beihong's "Beihong's Autobiography".

The article says: "In the 19th year of my life, my late emperor passed away. My family had no stone to support them, and they were heavily in debt. How could I save my life even if I thought about the numerous debts on my index finger? I loved the nearby middle school and the pictures of the three schools. Professor. I am worried and sad, and I have no time to think about my future. I only have time to hang out with people, and the Chinese professor Zu Fen is alone. There is no joy without a glass of wine.

After more than 10 years, I feel that I have no interest in teaching anymore, but I want to travel around Shanghai while studying and eating. He said: "It is a given that we will fight with each other to support our family until we die.

Why is it that you are so powerful in your prime? Cha Jun has a heavy burden and cannot do what he wants to do and cause trouble for you. I mean, if you go now, what you will achieve in the future is beyond your reach. "He also said: "You can't be helpless, but you can't be arrogant. I'm willing to say goodbye to you." A confidant whom I met once.

The "disdainful words" mentioned by Zhang Zufen refer to the sentence "People cannot be arrogant, but they cannot be without it." Mr. Zhang Zufen will be regarded as a confidant for life. Keep this good saying in mind and use it as your motto

Extended information:

"People cannot be arrogant, but they cannot be arrogant" is Xu Beihong's motto, which is related to it. An incident that gradually made hundreds of millions of compatriots aware of Xu Beihong's "arrogance" occurred in Nanjing. Because he was dissatisfied with the Nanjing Nationalist Government's passive resistance to the war, he refused to paint Chiang Kai-shek's portrait many times, which was very embarrassing for the flatterers.

Xu Beihong is an artist with a sense of justice and national integrity. His artistic creation has never been self-enclosed, and he has never said that "it is difficult to be in the world because he was once in a temple." However, he has reservations about following the trend and is using himself. Looking at it from a different perspective, Xu Beihong visited many places in his life. Nanjing was one of them. Last year, I contacted Jiangsu for the special topic "Jinling Secrets". Professor Shao Xiaofeng, vice president and secretary-general of the Provincial Xu Beihong Research Association, hopes to visit Xu Beihong's former residence at No. 4 Fuhougang, Nanjing, because it is located in the Republic of China Building Area of ??Baiziting, Nanjing. It was being demolished and repaired at the time, and General Tie was guarding the door.

The door plate clearly reads - Xu Beihong's Former Residence, an important modern building in Nanjing. There is also a metal nameplate inscribed by Mrs. Xu, Liao Jingwen, "Jiangsu Province Xu Beihong Research Association". Except for the wall, door plate and nameplate, everything else is in ruins. Some of them were crumbling and in urgent need of repair.

In 1927, Xu Beihong returned to Shanghai from Paris and founded the art group "Nanguo Society" with Tian Han and others. The following year, Xu Beihong was elected to the National Central Committee. He was hired by the university as a professor in the art department, and moved to Nanjing with his family from Shanghai, where he began to work and live in Nanjing for ten years.

He first lived at the Central University at No. 52, Shi Po Po Lane and Dan Feng Street. Dormitory, and later built a house in Fu Hougang. Xu Beihong's Fu Hougang residence was built on the initiative of Wu Zhihui, funded by several friends, and purchased land.

In December 1932, Xu Beihong's family moved into their new home. At that time, it was more than a year after the "September 18th" incident. The national crisis was at the forefront and the people were in dire straits. Xu Beihong named the new mansion "Dangerous Nest". In "Short Notes on a Dangerous Nest", he wrote: "The ancients had a motto to be prepared for danger in times of peace. When they are overwhelmed by disasters and chaos, they will lie down on the firewood and taste the courage, and dare to forget the danger. This is the meaning of the name."