1. Famous quotes or poems about Gao Jie Ao An

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Ao An Gao Jie celebrities Quotes

1. You must remember to always happily give more to others and take less from others. ----Gorky

2. I would rather die standing than live upside down.

3. Live as a hero, and die as a ghost. ----Li Qingzhao

4. Since ancient times, no one has died, leaving a loyal heart to illuminate history. ----Wen Tianxiang

5. Go your own way and let others speak. ----Dante

6. Thousands of sails pass by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of trees spring in front of the diseased tree. ---Liu Yuxi

7. There is no mess of silk and bamboo, no labor of writing documents.

Examples

1. Inscription on a humble house by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty The mountain is not high, but it is famous if there are immortals. If the water is not deep, if there is a dragon, it will be spiritual. This is a humble house, but I am virtuous. The moss marks are green on the upper steps, and the grass color is green on the curtains. There are scholars who talk and laugh, but there are no idle people when coming and going. You can tune the plain Qin and read the Golden Sutra. There are no messy ears of silk and bamboo, and there is no laborious shape of case documents. Zhugelu in Nanyang, Yunting in Western Shuzi. Confucius said: "Why is it so shabby?" From the theme, "Inscription on a Humble Room" tries its best to describe the shabby house as not shabby through the description of the living room. The article "Inscription on a Humble Room" shows that the author does not go with the world, lives a clean life, and does not seek fame and wealth. manner. It expresses the author's noble and arrogant integrity and reveals the author's reclusive taste of living in poverty and enjoying life.

2. Tao Qian (372-427), whose courtesy name was Yuanming, was from Chaisang, Xunyang. He was young and noble, erudite and good at literature. He tasted "The Biography of Mr. Wu Liu". He once served as Peng Zeling. He is simple and noble, and he does not engage in personal affairs to get to the official position. The governor of the county sent a letter to the county, and the official Bai Ying should tie up his belt to see him. Qian sighed and said, "I can bend my waist for five buckets of rice, and my fists can serve the little people in the village!" When he went to the county, he wrote a message on his return to show that he was proud and noble and did not want to be burdened by the things outside him. Later, he was recruited as a scholar, but he didn't come back, so he just sang flutes with his relatives and friends in the mountains and rivers, and ended up in his hometown.

2. A noble and proud celebrity in ancient my country

Mi Heng

In the early years of Jian'an, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty accepted Cao Cao's suggestion and moved the capital to Xudu (today's Xudu) Xuchang). In order to seek opportunities for development, Mi Heng came from Jingzhou to Xudu, a city with a gathering of humanities. In order to seek employment, he wrote a self-recommendation letter and planned to recommend himself. However, because he looked down on everyone, he kept the self-recommendation letter in his pocket. The writing was so worn that it was no longer legible, and it was of no use. At that time, Xudu was the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was home to celebrities and talented people. Many famous people in the world were gathered here, but Mi Heng, who had a high self-esteem and was unwilling to join in the same trend, could not look down on any of them. Some people advised him to make friends with Sikong Rong, Chen Qun and Sima Lang, but he said sarcastically: "How can I be with people who kill pigs and sell wine!" They also advised him to pay homage to Shangshu Ling Xun Yu and the gangster general Zhao Zhichang. He replied: "Xun Bai has a good face. If you are mourning, you can borrow his face; Zhao is a wine bag and rice bag, so I have to ask him to go to the kitchen to treat guests." Later, Mi Heng finally made two friends, One is Kong Rong, a descendant of Confucius, and the other is Yang Xiu, a descendant of an official. It may be that they have similar talents and knowledge and similar temperaments. Not only did the three of them get along well with each other, but they also used to flatter each other. For example, Kong Rong called Ni Heng "Yan Hui Immortal" and Ni Heng called Kong Rong. It is "Zhongni's resurrection". Kong Rong then recommended Mi Heng to Cao Cao, hoping that Cao Cao would appoint Mi Heng. Unexpectedly, Mi Heng didn't appreciate it. Not only did he excuse himself from seeing Cao Cao because of his illness, but he also made rude remarks and scolded Cao Cao. When Cao Cao was recruiting talents, he paid more attention to his words, deeds and image, and tried his best to maintain a reputation of being tolerant and loving talents, so even if he was angry, he would not do harm. Cao Cao knew that you were good at drumming, so he appointed him as a drummer. One day, there was a big banquet for guests. Cao Cao asked Mi Heng to play drums to entertain the guests, hoping to insult Mi Heng. Unexpectedly, when the talented man was changing his clothes (he had special drummer clothes and hats), he took off his clothes in front of all the guests. All the money was lost, which made the host and guest very unhappy. Cao Cao said to Kong Rong: "I want to kill this boy Ni Heng, but it's just like killing a sparrow or a mouse! I just think that this man has always had a false reputation. If I kill him, people near and far will say that I have no tolerance for others." "Measure." So he thought of a way to kill someone with a borrowed knife, and forcibly escorted Mi Heng to Jingzhou and gave it to Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao.

However, Yi Zhongtian's book "Yi Zhongtian's Appreciation of the Three Kingdoms" believes that Cao Cao knew that Liu Biao was a kind man, so he gave Mi Heng to Liu Biao in the hope that he could change his past. Liu Ming knew that Huang Zu was a big boss, so he gave Mi Heng to Liu Biao to kill someone with a knife. It was Liu Biao.[1] Liu Biao and the people in Jingzhou had known Mi Heng's name for a long time and admired his talents very much, so they did not discriminate against him. On the contrary, they were polite and considerate and treated him as an honored guest. Liu Biao asked Mi Heng to be in charge of documents. "Articles are discussed and opinions are not settled." That is to say, all documents and materials of the Jingzhou government must be reviewed by Mi Heng for review and approval. It can be said that he has a free hand in his work and has great trust in him. But the fatal weakness of Mi Heng, a talented man, is his arrogance. One time when he was out, there happened to be a document that needed to be drafted immediately, so Liu Biao called other secretaries and asked them to draft it together. They were "extremely talented" and managed to write the document. Unexpectedly, when Mi Heng came back, he picked up the document and looked at it hastily. He said it was too stinky, then tore it into pieces and threw it on the ground. Then he I asked for paper and pen, so I kept waving my hand and wrote another article and gave it to Liu Biao. The document he wrote was very popular with Liu Biao because of its "impressive rhetoric", but it offended all the other secretaries! Not only did he often speak ill of other secretaries, but he also gradually began to look down on Liu Biao, and his words always contained sarcasm. Liu Biao was originally narrow-minded and could not tolerate Mi Heng's presumptuousness and rudeness. But he didn't want to suffer the bad reputation, so he sent Ni Heng to Huang Zu, the prefect of Jiangxia. Liu Biao transferred Mi Heng to Huang Zu because he knew that Huang Zu had a violent temper, and his intention was obviously to kill people with a borrowed knife. When Mi Heng first arrived in Jiangxia, Huang Zu also treated him favorably and made him his secretary, responsible for drafting documents. Mi Heng worked very hard at the beginning and did a pretty good job. All the manuscripts he drafted were "appropriate in terms of severity, density, and density." Not only were they written very appropriately, but there were also many things that Huang Zu wanted to say but could not say. Therefore, Huang Zu loved and rewarded him. Once, Huang Zu read the documents drafted by Mi Heng, took his hand and said, "Child, this is exactly what the ancestor wanted, just like what the ancestor wanted to say in his belly." Mi Heng and Huang Zu's eldest son, Zhang Huang She, the prefect of Ling, is a good friend. Mi Heng just needs to temper his sharpness a little, restrain his overly strong personality, and be more polite to the people around him. Although Huang Zu is impatient, he will never kill people for no reason, right? However, what is frustrating is that once Huang Zu held a banquet on a warship, Ni Heng's old habit relapsed, and he actually said some mean and rude words in front of all the guests! Huang Zu scolded him, and he also scolded Huang Zu, "Damn old man, stop talking so much!" In front of so many people, Huang Zu couldn't bear this tone, so he ordered people to drag Mi Heng away and ordered him to be brutally beaten. Give him a hard beating with the cane. Ni Heng still cursed angrily, so Huang Zu ordered him to be killed. Huang Zu's men had long been angry with Ni Heng. After receiving the order, Huang Zu's chief clerk (who was also his secretary!) immediately killed him. It was the first year of Jian'an (AD 196), and Mi Heng was only twenty-six years old.

3. Lu You's "Bu Suanzi's Ode to Plum Blossoms" embodies the nobility and pride of plum blossoms

Scattered into mud and crushed into dust, only the fragrance remains the same

This is Lu You A poem praising the plum blossoms is actually Lu You's own work. The first film describes the experience of plum blossoms: the place where it takes root is outside the desolate post house and next to the broken bridge. Yi pavilions were ancient places where people delivering official documents and resting during their journeys. Coupled with the wind and rain at dusk, this environment is rendered so desolate and desolate! The experience of writing about plum blossoms is also the author's own political experience of being excluded.

The next piece describes the character of plum blossoms: I am jealous of all the flowers, but I have no intention of competing with them. Even if it withers and falls, turning into mud and dust, I still maintain its fragrance. The last two sentences are the spirit of "Li Sao" "If I don't know it, it's already gone, but I still have love, but I believe in it", and "Although I understand it, I haven't changed, so I can't spare my heart to punish it". It has a deeper meaning than Wang Anshi's poem about apricots: "Even if it is blown into snow by the east wind, it will be crushed into dust by Nanmo."

Lu You's political career: he was recommended first in the examination in his early years, which was jealous of Qin Hui; during the reign of Emperor Xiaozong, he was squeezed out by a group of villains such as Long Dayuan and Zeng Zhi; when he was in the shogunate of Wang Yan in Sichuan, he was When he managed the Central Plains, he found that he was hampered by the ruling group and could not fulfill his ambitions. In his later years, he agreed with Han Zhouzhou's Northern Expedition, but Han Zhouzhou was framed after his failure. When we read this poem of his and relate it to his political experiences, we can see that it is a microcosm of his life experience. The plum blossoms written in the poem are the embodiment of his noble character.