● Prospering a family is like picking dirt, while failing a family is like scouring the sand ● Being thrifty breaks down by extravagance ● Being thrifty never ends, and sitting on a mountain of food is empty ● Being thrifty is easy, and being thrifty is difficult ● If you don't know how to save a little money, you will spend a lot of money (UK) ● Having a family, like dung; Black sheep, money is like grass ● At present, money is extravagant, and the sun and the moon are empty in the future ● Don't pour out the accumulated things in buckets (Kazak) ● Don't eat up the hard-earned fruits in one breath (Uygur) ● There is mangoku grain at home, and the pile is not long ● It is better to kill cattle and eat meat, so it is better to keep milking (Tibetan) ● Show off when you have money, and starve when you have no money ● Desire. Province can make up for poverty ● Think carefully, eat and wear often ● Be careful, oil and salt are constantly covered with rags, and you are often a good drinker (Spain) ● Eat rough tea and light rice ● Eat a thousand meals if you can't eat ● Be careful, oil and salt are constantly covered with rags, and it is often a good wine. Eat and drink, when the house sells pots ● Small wealth comes from frugality, and great wealth comes from the sky ● Don't drink or smoke, and save countless money in three years ● Frugality is the secret of getting rich (UK) ● Frugality itself is a property (UK) ● Accumulate small profits and become a great wealth (UK) ● Frugality is a beautiful feast that you can't eat in your life (Emerson) ● Small things don't save money (trust) Equal to the production of a penny (UK) ● How much you save is how much you get (Denmark) ● There is no kind of gold, which comes from the thrifty family ● Save a bite when you are full, and a bucket when you are hungry ● Don't worry about the long-term flow of water in case of disaster ● Save money on alcohol and tobacco, and it is inevitable to ask for help when you are in need ● Save money for famine, save for famine, save money for hardship ● Save money for half a year. Years of famine are not barren ● The inevitable consequence of luxury ● The disintegration of weathering in turn leads to the corruption of interest (Britain) ● Luxury will destroy people's spiritual purity, because unfortunately, the more you get, the more greedy you are, and you really always feel that you can't satisfy yourself (Angel) ● Luxury is like wine, which makes people excited and weak (Carl) ● Luxury and * * are just a phenomenon of social corruption. It is by no means the reason (Lu Xun) ● People who pursue a high-level material life by hook or by crook must be low-level (latent husband) ● Luxury is the demise of morality and righteousness (Switzerland) ● Luxury is the starting point of national weakness (Cuba) ● Contentment is natural wealth, and luxury is man-made poverty (Greece) ● Fertile land is boundless, and the eclipse rises.
there are thousands of rooms in a spacious building, and you sleep seven feet at night. ● Why do you need eight treasures when you are full? Seven feet, thousands of households? ● I forgot to shrink my hand behind me, and there is no way to look back at the moment ● A porridge and a meal are hard to come by, and half a silk and half a wisp of perseverance are hard to find ● I cherish clothes and clothes, and I cherish food and food ● Who knows that every meal is hard ● I don't know how expensive rice is if I don't take care of myself ● who would know her simple face the loveliest of them all, * * I care about the times and dress frugally ● I want to know how good cows and horses are when eating, and I should remember sericulture people when I write silk ● 2. classical Chinese epigrams that warn people to save
● from thrift to extravagance ● from extravagance to extravagance, from extravagance to frugality to extravagance ● when you have money, you can show off, and you can't afford to starve ● You want to eat and wear, and you need to keep your hands tight, and every year, you can make up for the poor by diligence ● Think twice, eat and wear often ● Be careful, and oil and salt are constantly covered with rags. Eat a thousand meals if you can eat, and a meal if you can't eat. Be careful, be careful, and be constantly clothed with oil and salt. You are often a good drinker (Spain). A porridge and a meal will change your sweat. If you don't take charge, you don't know how expensive the rice is. who would know her simple face the loveliest of them all, * * * pity the times, be frugal and tidy up. Don't damage what you have achieved. Be quiet and cultivate your morality, and be frugal-Zhuge Liang.
1. A gentleman overcomes difficulties with frugality and virtue. General idea: A gentleman uses frugal virtue to avoid danger.
2. Be diligent in the country and frugal at home. General idea: Be diligent in national undertakings and frugal in family life.
3. Thrift is the virtue. Waste is great evil. General idea: frugality is a great virtue in good deeds; Luxury is the greatest evil among evils.
4. People's livelihood is diligent, but diligence is not scarce. General idea: the livelihood of ordinary people lies in hard work, and only by hard work will property not be lacking.
5. frugality leads to prosperity, while fornication leads to death. Thrift will lead to prosperity, while lewdness and pleasure will perish.
6. When weeding is at noon, sweat drops down the soil. Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard.
general idea: the farmer hoed the grain in the scorching sun at noon, and the drops of sweat fell into the soil where the seedlings were growing. Who knows that every meal on the plate is so hard-earned?
7. Looking back at the sages' countries and families in the past, diligence and thrift broke the luxury. General idea: Throughout history, from nations to families, all of them were thrifty and died of extravagance.
8. Worry and fatigue can rejuvenate the country, while leisure can lead to death. General idea: Worrying about working hard on state affairs can make the country prosperous and developed, while pursuing ease and enjoyment can lead to its own demise.
9. It's easy to be frugal and difficult to be frugal. It is easy to change from frugality to luxury, but it is difficult to change from luxury to frugality.
1, take it in moderation, use it in moderation, and it will always be enough. Take it in a planned way and spend it in moderation, and you will always be rich.
11. Only frugality can help honesty, but forgiveness can become virtue. Only thrift can make people honest and upright, and only tolerance can make people develop good moral character.
12, a porridge and a meal, when thinking is not easy; If you are still dissatisfied, please send me a message with a link to the question. Thank you. 3. Tao Kan thrifty translation
Tao Kan was an official in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He was not only honest for the official, but also cherished his property. On one occasion, when he was cruising in the suburbs, he saw a man with a bunch of immature ears of wheat in his hand. Tao Kan went over and asked, "What do you want with these immature wheat?" The man said casually, "I looked at the green wheat and it looked good, so I picked it." Tao Kan couldn't help but be furious: "You don't cultivate yourself, but you also destroy other people's crops at will, and you shouldn't be punished!" Say, let the men beat him up. When the local people knew this, they all felt that Tao Kan really cared about crops and respected farmers' labor, so they worked harder.
Tao Kan also pays great attention to economy. On one occasion, * * * shipbuilding, left a lot of bamboo sawdust, others don't care, only Tao Kan let people put these things away. Later, during the Chinese New Year, there was a heavy snow, and the yard was very muddy. At this time, Tao Kan asked people to take out the sawdust and spread it in the yard, which made it much more convenient for people to walk. On another occasion, the imperial court made a warship, and the workers cut the bamboo heads originally collected into bamboo nails, saving a batch of raw materials. 4. Famous sayings or ancient poems about cherishing food What are the famous sayings or ancient sayings about cherishing food? 1.
2. If you save money on alcohol and tobacco, you will inevitably ask for help.
3. Cherish food and stay away from waste.
4. There is a long stream of water, so you don't worry about disasters.
5. Cherishing food means loving life.
6. I forgot to shrink my hand behind me, but I have no way to turn back.
7. if you spend half a year carefully, you will not be difficult when you encounter famine.
8. Although the grain of rice is small, it is not easy, so don't take hard work seriously.
9. Pearls are precious and rice is king.
1. It's the leftovers that fall, but the sweat that flows away.
11. Cherish clothes and have clothes, and cherish food and have food.
12. If you store grain as gold, don't worry if you have grain.
13, grain harvest mangoku, also want rough tea and light rice.
14. Although the grain of rice is small, don't throw it away, be thrifty and keep a good reputation.
15. There is storage every year, and there is no shortage of people in famine years.
16. Save a bite when you are full and a bucket when you are hungry.
17, heaven and earth "grain" heart, precious food does not erode
18, a full demand, why do you need eight treasures? Seven feet, thousands of households?
19. Save the shortage when there is a shortage, and save the shortage when there is a shortage.
2. Food is life, and knowledge saves the soul.
21, a porridge and a meal with sweat.
22. Respecting others means respecting yourself, and being convenient to others means being convenient to yourself.
23. Saving glory is praised by everyone; Waste is shameful, and whoever smells it is evil
24. A porridge and a meal are hard to come by, and a wisp of persistent thinking is difficult.
25. Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?
26, fertile land is vast, and there is a liter of solar eclipse. There are thousands of rooms in Guangsha, and I sleep seven feet at night.
27. Every grain of rice is sweaty, and I regret it at the expense of food.
28. There is no kind of gold, but it comes from the thrifty family. 5. The ancient poem about saving water, rice and electricity
1. Turn off the lights at will, which is beneficial to the country and the people.
2. It is everyone's responsibility to save electricity.
3. Turn on one less lamp, and offer a piece of affection.
4. Save one minute of electricity, and save one more minute.
5. Pay attention to the degree.
8. Blow the air conditioner and electric fan together, which is cool, energy-saving and energy-saving.
9. It's your responsibility to save electricity and care for the earth.
1. Turn off the lights at will, which is a big step to save energy.
11. All kinds of energy are saved by many families and have a long history, which shines on the world.
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(2) For the sake of human and your own life, please cherish every drop of water!
(3) establish a good fashion that everyone cherishes water and everyone saves water!
(4) Earnestly implement the policy of "paying equal attention to increasing revenue and reducing expenditure, focusing on reducing expenditure"!
(5) Carry out activities to create water-saving agriculture, industry and cities, and strive to build a water-saving society!
(6) cherish water resources as you care for your eyes!
(7) The state practices planned water use and strictly saves water!
(8) Saving water is the responsibility and obligation of every citizen!
(9) Strengthen the management of water-using equipment, and stop the water from leaking!
(1) Everyone cares about saving water and always pays attention to saving water!
(11) Save water, which is beneficial to the present and will make great contributions to the future!
(12) For the future of mankind, water resources must be protected and used rationally!
(13) Saving water is glorious, but wasting water is shameful!