Broken stems fluttering,
Wind servant girl with misty hair,
The writing is like the person,
Yan Jing Willow bones,
High wind in the forest,
Breaking the waves and riding the wind,
Steer with the wind,
The strong wind brings out the strong grass,
The winds are different in a thousand miles, and the customs are different in a hundred miles.
Follow the usual habits.
Follow the wind and waves.
Get rid of the obstacles. ,
The meeting of the wind and dust,
Graceful and graceful,
Following the customs,
The sails are spread in the wind,
Elegant and elegant,
The wind lifts the clouds,
The poems and books are buried in the grave, 2. What are the words that describe the school spirit well?
Strict self-discipline, excellence, and down-to-earth , seek truth from facts and be meticulous.
1. The vernacular definition of strict self-discipline: law: restraint. Discipline yourself strictly.
Dynasty: Song Author: Chen Liang Source: · "Xie Zengcha Yuanjun": "Be strict with yourself; you can see your achievements when you go out; you love the people; your actions must be governed by heaven." Translation: Be strict with yourself; see things when you go out; be full of love for the people in your heart; be concerned about the way of governing the country at every turn. 2. Keep improving in vernacular meaning: (academics, technology, works, products, etc.) If you are good, ask for better.
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Author: Multiple people Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Xueer": ""Poetry" says: 'It is like cutting, like discussing; like plowing, like grinding'; what does this mean?" Translation "Poetry" says: 'To discuss and ponder; as if polishing, as if polishing'; is that what it means? "3. Down-to-earth Vernacular Definition: Describes being down-to-earth and conscientious in doing things. Dynasty: Song Dynasty Author: Shao Yong Source: Volume 18 of "Shao's Hearing and Seeing Preface": "Gongchang asked Kang Jie: 'How is a certain person like a human being? ’ He said: ‘You are a down-to-earth person.
'"Translation: You once asked Shao Kangjie: 'What kind of person am I?' He said: 'You are a down-to-earth person.'" 4. Seek truth from facts Vernacular interpretation: proceed from the actual situation and do not exaggerate , do not shrink, treat and handle problems correctly.
Dynasty: Eastern Han Dynasty Author: Historian Ban Gu Source: "Book of Han·Biography of King Liu De in Hejian": "Study the ancients well and seek truth from facts." Translation: Study the ancients well and seek truth from facts 5. Meticulous Vernacular Definition: Describe He works very seriously and meticulously and is not careless at all.
Gou: careless, sloppy. Dynasty: Qing Dynasty Author: Wu Jingzi Source: · "The Scholars": "The superior inquires and knows; I see that my uncle is meticulous; my promotion is just around the corner."
Translation: My superior inquires and knows; I see that my uncle is meticulous; Promotion to in time.
3. What are the four-character words that describe personality?
Multiple personalities: Optimistic, optimistic, mature, stable, childish, mischievous, gentle and considerate
Lively, cute, ordinary, introverted, shy, extroverted, cheerful, kind-hearted
Smart, considerate, funny, open-minded and proactive
Cautious, depressed, righteous, upright, pessimistic, lazy, lazy
Free and easy, suspicious, worried about gains and losses, whimsical, sentimental
Indifferent Seeking fame and fortune, forgetting about justice, looking forward and backward, following the rules, and enthusiastic about helping others
Fast-talking, reticent, nosy, pursuing ***, bold and uninhibited
Cunning and changeable, greedy for petty advantages, changeable in moods, and changeable in mood. Yanghua
Focus on sex over friends, timid and afraid of things, active and responsible, brave and just, smart and studious
Seeking truth from facts, pragmatic, honest, smooth, sophisticated and bad-tempered
Slow, honest, frank, mother-in-law and cunning. Unyielding, unyielding, unyielding, foresightful, following the rules, and eager to help others
Fast-talking, reticent, nosy and pursuing ***, bold and uninhibited
Cunning and changeable, greedy for petty advantages, and prone to change of ideas and moods. Become a watery flower
Value sex over friends, timid and afraid of things, active and responsible, brave and just, smart and studious
Seeking truth from facts, pragmatic, honest, smooth, sophisticated and bad-tempered
Slow, honest and frank, mother-in-law and mother-in-law are upright. , indecisive 4. What are the four-character words that describe good teaching and education?
Teach students in accordance with their aptitude, draw inferences from one example, comprehend everything, draw parallels from analogies, and know everything
1. Teach students in accordance with their aptitude [yīn cái shī jiào]
Explanation: Cause: basis; Material: qualification; Shi: impose; Teach: education. It refers to different education based on the interests, abilities and other specific conditions of the learners.
From: Qing Dynasty Zheng Guanying's "Warning Words in the Prosperous Age": "Classify and classify; teach students in accordance with their aptitude."
Translation: Classify or organize things according to their different characteristics, for learners Provide different education according to specific circumstances such as interests and abilities.
2. Draw inferences from one example [ jǔ yī fǎn sān ]
Explanation: Analogy. A metaphor for knowing many other things by analogy from one thing.
From: "The Analects of Confucius·Shuer" by Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period: "If you take one example and don't compare it with three, it will never be the same."
Translation: If he can't draw inferences from one example, don't go there first. carried out below.
3. Integrate and comprehend [ róng huì guàn tōng ]
Explanation: Integrate and understand; penetrate: run through the front and back. Integrate all aspects of knowledge and principles to gain a comprehensive and thorough understanding.
From: "The Complete Book of Zhuzi·Xue San" by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty: "To learn one thing and know three things, to hear one thing and know ten, it is because the scholar has studied deeply and is familiar with the principles, and then he can understand them thoroughly, so that he can achieve this . ”
Translation: Hearing one thing three times will make him know ten things. Therefore, the scholar has studied deeply and matured the theory, and then he can understand it and reach this point.
4. Bypass [ chù lèi páng tōng ]
Explanation: Bypass: contact with a certain aspect of things; Bypass: mutual penetration. Master the knowledge or rules of a certain thing, and then infer the knowledge or rules of similar things.
From: King Wen of the Western Zhou Dynasty's "Book of Changes·Xici 1": "Introduce and extend it, touch the analogy and extend it, and all the things in the world will be completed."
Translation: Further extension The meaning is that if you master the knowledge or laws of a certain thing and then deduce the knowledge or laws of similar things, then there will be nothing that can be done in the world.
5. Know ten thousand things [ zhī yī wàn bì ]
Explanation: It means understanding the essence and knowing everything.
From: "Zhuangzi·Heaven and Earth" by Zhuangzi in the Warring States Period: "Through one, all things are completed."
Translation: The key point is to understand the essence of things, and the same is true for other aspects. .