Famous sayings about sticking to your original intention are as follows:
1. If your original intention has not changed, you should agree on this. ——"The Wind Enters the Pine" by Yan Jidao of the Song Dynasty
Translation: If your original intention about this matter has not changed, then your original intention will mostly be the same as this!
2. The Mianyun Machine is still there, but it has not lost its original intention. ——"Recalling Jiangnan" by Xu Tang of the Tang Dynasty
Translation: The opportunity to sleep freely is still there, so don't be tempted to live up to your original intention!
3. You should be envious of this trip and never violate your original intention. ——Zheng Gu of the Tang Dynasty "Send Duke Xu Huan Duan Back to the South"
Translation: It should be enviable to go away from now on, and it can not violate the original intention.
4. This matter is difficult to share, and whoever promises it first has the original intention. ——Ouyang Xiu, Song Dynasty, "Liangzhou Order"
Translation: It is difficult to calculate this matter separately. Who made the original intention first?
5. The backlight and the moon are in the shade of the flowers, and it has been ten years of traces and ten years of heart. ——"Poppy Beauty" by Nalan Xingde of the Qing Dynasty
Translation: I turned my back on the light, but there was still moonlight, so I had no choice but to hide under the shade of the flowers. Ten years passed in a flash, but this feeling and scene were different. It lingers every day and is unforgettable.
Introduction to the term:
Sticking to one’s true nature means keeping one’s pure nature and not being confused by the outside world; making plans based on the actual situation and not forgetting one’s original intention , strengthen your faith and be yourself. No matter what you do at any time, you must have your own principles and a certain moral bottom line. Don't be confused in the face of right and wrong, stick to the fundamentals of being a person and doing things, and stick to your original intention.
Verses that stick to one's true heart:
1. Coming out of the mud but not stained, washing the clear ripples without being evil.
From: Song Dynasty Zhou Dunyi's "Ai Lian Shuo".
Translation: The lotus grows out of the mud but is not polluted, and the lotus is clean but not evil. It means that the lotus grows out of the mud but is not polluted. It has been washed in clear water but does not look charming.
2. You must be fierce in learning the Tao, always adhere to your original intention, and do not intrude on the slightest material desires.
From: "Moon on the West River" by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty.
Translation: We should have a strong determination to learn the truth, and we should retain the original intention from the beginning to the end, and not let any material desires invade our hearts.