First of all, a happy face.

Pronunciation: [hé yá n yuè se]

Interpretation: Describe a kind and happy face.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius" Ji: "It is pleasant and fascinating."

Vernacular translation: seduce others with a happy face.

Second, make money harmoniously.

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Interpretation: Only by being kind to others can you make money and cherish it.

Source: Bright Fire "The Golden Rule": "Golden people, harmony."

Vernacular translation: Money can only be made by being kind to people.

Third, live in harmony.

Pronunciation: [chǔ]

Interpretation: get along well.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan Cheng Gong Six Years": "Harmony from top to bottom; The world is not reversed. "

Vernacular translation: When officials and subordinates live in harmony, they can naturally handle things without conflict.

Fourth, affable.

Pronunciation: [hém 4 I kěqěn]

Interpretation: Kindness, kindness, gentle attitude and easy access.

Source: Li Mingxian's "Why Ling He Hongbin Award": "Although it can't be wrong, it's really amiable."

Vernacular translation: Although it looks arrogant and indifferent, it is gentle and easy to approach.

Five, gentle breeze and drizzle

Pronunciation: [hé f é ng x y ǔ]

Interpretation: Warm wind and drizzle is a metaphor for putting facts, making sense, easing the way, and criticism is not rude.

Source: Jian Zheng, Zhang Chen, Southern Dynasties, "Visiting Gao Qiao Temple with King Hengyang": "The breeze blows the wheat ridge, and the drizzle falls on Meilin."

Vernacular translation: the breeze blows the ears of wheat, and the drizzle moistens Meilin.