1. Poems about prejudice
Poems about prejudice 1. Poems about prejudice
Do you dare to ask?
Broken with me, the *** is ringing
As persistent as a rock is to the earth, and as
as confident as a flower is to the sun
Yesterday’s haze
Was it because the sunshine was too biased at the beginning?
Tonight the moon is so dim that it looks so shameful
Why is there so much beauty before my eyes?
But because the petals chose the raindrops
did I understand the tears?
In fact
Every drop of true love is as gorgeous as the sea
But you don’t understand, my feelings are like water
It’s been ten years since I calmly A few years
Gurgling gradually, refreshing as if
I only blame the time for getting thicker
The light years become more hazy
Worth seeing for the first time
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I miss you for the first time
May I miss you and give me wings
Fly to the place where I first met
Bury a few flowers and send a few flowing water Cheng
If life is like a dream
Go into a dream, go into a dream and don’t wake up
Give me half of the spring dawn
Let me< /p>
Want to show off and return to sleep, sleep for thousands of years
2. Looking for poems about prejudice
God must be biased Author: Mi Li Shitou Date of publication: 2009-3- 4 17:16:04 Number of reads: Editor’s note: Believe in God and believe in yourself even more. God’s biases can inspire more creativity in us. The language of poetry is fluent and the emotions are sincere. Interpret our lives from another perspective. You can feel the author's high artistic conception of pursuing perfection. God must be biased
Otherwise
Why is my life so short
Only a moment
Just a moment
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The most beautiful flower
I have long been familiar with her face
That sweet voice
< p> I have long been used to itThat fluttering butterfly
has long been my best companion
Even if I go west now
What's there to regret?
God must be biased
Otherwise
My life would not be so short
Only a moment
Just a while
I don’t care about it at all
It’s just that
I’m gone
That beauty Who will take care of the flowers
Will the graceful butterfly be lonely
Who will hear the sweet voice
But
< p> What can I doWhat can I do
God must be biased
Otherwise
How will my life be? It will be so short
Just a little while
Just a little while
Just a little while
Just a little while
3. Who knows famous quotes about prejudice, classical Chinese and the like
Prejudice Quotations Classic Prejudice Quotations *** Collection of 49 famous quotes about prejudice Prejudice is a thief.
—— French writer Hugo Prejudice is the king of ignorant people. ——French thinker, writer, philosopher Voltaire Prejudice famous saying Prejudice is the product of ignorance.
——British essayist William Herzlitt It is always the weak who are prejudiced. ——British writer Cy Johnson It is never too late to give up your prejudices.
—— 19th century American writer and philosopher Thoreau’s prejudice is the most stubborn thing. ——Wynn Phillips Quotes about Prejudice The troubles of mortals are hidden in a song but hidden in a great principle.
—— Xun Kuang, a thinker at the end of the Warring States Period. Suffer from: Trouble.
Cover: blind. Yiqu: partial, refers to ideological prejudice.
Dali: refers to the fundamental truth involving the overall situation. The general idea of ??these two sentences is: Most people's shortcomings are that they are easily blinded by local prejudices and do not understand the big principles that are related to the overall situation.
reason. These two sentences can be used to warn people not to be limited by one opinion and fail to understand the truth.
Everyone is against prejudice, but everyone has prejudices. ——British educator Herbert Spencer People who have never left their hometown are full of prejudices.
——Italian playwright Goldoni People who will never leave their homeland are full of prejudice. ——Italian playwright Goldoni Prejudice Quotes I can ensure integrity, but I cannot guarantee the absence of prejudice.
——German playwright, poet, thinker The deepest root of Goethe’s religious prejudice is poverty and ignorance. —— Lenin We may be biased, but fate is not biased.
——American writer Emerson Prejudice is an erratic and unfounded concept. —— American mental health expert Beers Quotes about prejudice rely on prejudiced public opinion, usually with the most violent support.
——Jeffrey Remember, when discernment weakens, prejudice prevails. —— O'Hara Prejudice is never easy unless it is terminated by reason.
——British prose writer Hazlitt can’t eliminate prejudice by killing those who are promoted by prejudice. ——Reed, poet and journalist of the former Soviet Union. Prejudice quotes drive prejudice out of the door, and it will slip in through the window.
——King of Prussia Frederick the Great Honor is a kind of prejudice, which comes from people not being good at valuing themselves. - Former Soviet writer Gorky People are always extremely prejudiced against foreign nations they know nothing about.
——Famous British scholar Hamilton History should not only eliminate prejudice, it should also breed enthusiasm. ——British historian George Trevelyan Quotes about Prejudice I could not even get from one side of the room to the other without the help of prejudice and habit.
——British essayist William Herzlitt A prejudiced person is one who believes that if a king does not believe in God, he will also become an atheist. ——French writer La Bruyère The obstacles to human happiness are: folk customs, religious prejudices and competition for survival, as well as inhuman things between each other.
—— Lubaha The prejudiced man enjoys being ridiculed by the public, because he will then consider himself a martyr. —— British Admiral West Smith Prejudice Quotes The greatest friend of truth is time, her greatest enemy is prejudice, and her eternal companion is humility.
——Gordon We only revere the truth, the truth that is free, unlimited, and knows no boundaries, and the truth without racial discrimination or prejudice. ——French thinker and writer Romain Rolland People in different cultures can understand each other, which requires a complete and unbiased explanation of various cultures.
——Chinese contemporary writer Wang Xiaobo Whether in politics or in cultural activities, people always rely on fanatical prejudice and narrow ideas to win friends. ——British novelist Conrad's famous sayings about prejudice: People like to satisfy themselves with extreme prejudice and unlimited freedom. This is the nature of their thoughts.
——British Renaissance writer and philosopher Bacon’s competitive and competitive spirit can activate wisdom and brainstorm in the collision of ideas, but it is also the mortal enemy of prejudice that bows to the truth. ——Wang Runsheng Social prejudice is so common that even its victims quickly take it for granted.
—— French novelist and playwright Marcel Aimé. In terms of effectiveness, influence has been more than a hundred times greater than waistcoats, handcuffs, and shackles invented by prejudice, ignorance, and cruelty since ancient times. . ——British novelist Dickens Prejudice quotes Bias often comes from ignorance. The best way to correct bias is to circulate opinions in the market, let opinions compete with opinions, and win the rationality of the majority of people.
—— CCTV host and reporter Chai Jing "The only thing I have to worry about is whether I can ask accurately - Southern Weekend> Interview" So I have a prejudice, thinking that the world is nothing to worry about. Just because I don’t have the energy and strength to take care of it many times, I have to take care of it a little. ——Lu Xun, a modern Chinese writer and political commentator. When prejudices entangle a person's character, they cannot be overcome, because they become a part of the person himself. No matter evidence, common sense or reason, there is nothing that can be done about prejudices.
—— German playwright, poet, and thinker Goethe When interacting with people, let us remember that we are not interacting with rational animals, we are interacting with emotional animals, with prejudiced and full-hearted people. Proud and vain animal intercourse. —— Dale Carnegie, the American master of human relations, has a famous saying about prejudice. Some people think that only poets need fantasy. There is no reason for this. This is a stupid prejudice! Even mathematics requires fantasy, and calculus would not even have been invented without it.
—— Lenin If you think about the problem without prejudice, if you think about the general nature of these maxims, you can come to a completely different conclusion. Because all principles are actually practical.
——Bradley We pursue our happiness from the outside world. We know that some people are experts in flattering, and we know that they are hypocritical, unfair, full of jealousy, willfulness and prejudice, but we still pursue our own happiness in their opinions. How ridiculous! —— French writer La Bruyère Prejudice can be said to be a holiday of thought.
It is the daily use of the unthinking, but the Sunday entertainment of the thinking.
4. Sentences about "prejudice"
Sentences about prejudice
1. The biggest prejudice of women is that they think that people of the same sex are jealous of them. The biggest prejudice among men is that they believe that the opposite sex admires them.
2. A smart person can understand, a shrewd person can see accurately, a wise person can see far, and the voice of the wise is the direction of the fool. If you cannot give up the ignorance of the past, you will not be able to enter the palace of wisdom. Health, prejudice is more terrible than ignorance!
3. To belong to a certain school of thought is to believe in its prejudices and preconceived opinions. Author: Gustave Le Pen Source: The Crowd
4. The so-called prejudice refers to unequal treatment, and its root cause lies in the selfish nature of people. The unequal treatment here can actually be seen as a lack of balance in attitude when dealing with various social relationships, and always tilts towards the side that benefits oneself, unless there is no serious conflict between different positions. Under normal circumstances, people first look at problems from their own point of view, and do not try to consider it from the perspective of others. Neutrality in a complete sense is impossible. It is an inevitable mindset to judge oneself and others, and prejudice will Born naturally. Author: Keigo Higashino Source: Letter
5. I asked Zhang Beichuan: "Why does our society not accept homosexuals?" He said: "Because in our sexual culture, reproduction is the purpose of sex. , regard ignorance as purity, regard ignorance as virtue, regard prejudice as principle. "Author: Chai Jing Source: See
6. The obstacles to human happiness are: folk customs, religious prejudices and competition for survival, as well as each other. Inhuman things.
7. Many people think that they are thinking when they reorganize their prejudices.
5. A modern poem about prejudice
Fallen leaves hesitate to go where to go
Swallows wander without a place to live
Looking at the night The stars are speechless
Leaning against the wall and watching the moon is even more empty
They say everything will be fine before 2008
It is said that the stock market will not fall before 2008
p>It is said that the fund will not fall before 2008
Everyone also believes that house prices will not fall before 2008.
Even ant farmers believe that the price of ants will not fall before 2008
Although the filter words have never made such a promise, the public believes it as never before. This is also the greatest trust that people have in filter words in recent years. All this is due to the need to hold a sports meeting in 2008.
Then I have a doubt, will everything plummet during the closing ceremony?
Life is full of impermanence.
Every time you fall in love, you will miss each other
Looking back on the past, your eyes are full of vicissitudes
Things are like the other, and everything will come to an end
6. Words to describe prejudice
Attack one point, but not as much as the rest: do not take a comprehensive look at a person or thing, but just grasp one point. attack. Mostly refers to biased criticism.
Hao Danfeisu: Likes red and opposes white. A metaphor for being biased against things.
Huawaizhimin: Hua: enlightenment; Min: people. People outside civilized areas are uncivilized people. The prejudice of the old ruling class refers to ethnic minorities that cannot be educated in China and cannot be controlled by the law.
The suspicion of neighbor’s father: neighbor’s father: refers to the elderly neighbor. It is a metaphor for those who are biased and like to act subjectively.
Private vision makes one blind: Private vision: Prejudice caused by selfish desires. A biased view can make people lose sight of the direction.
Tongtuo informally: Tongtuo: unrestricted in details. Be free and unrestrained by etiquette and worldly prejudices.
The system of the curtain wall: The curtain wall is a metaphor for guards and wives and concubines; the system means to contain. Refers to the restraint of prejudice and personal feelings.
A corner theory: a one-sided statement; prejudice.
To denigrate green with white: To denigrate blue with white. It is a metaphor for using self-righteous prejudice to deny others.
Yi Gong Xiao Jiao: Gong and Jiao are both one of the five ancient tones. Use Gong Tiao to mock Jiao Tiao. It is a metaphor for using self-righteous prejudice to ridicule and deny others.
contend with heaven and resist custom: contend with: struggle; fight with: fight against. Fight against nature and confront secular prejudice. Describes the courage to fight.
7. Famous aphorisms to put an end to prejudice
Prejudice: We may be prejudiced, but fate is not prejudiced
●It is always the weak who are prejudiced (plug) ·Johnson)
●We may be biased, but fate is not biased (Ai Xiansheng)
●Creative ideas can only be understood by virtue of the non-creative components contained in them (Stanislav Andreski)
●Almost all new and surprising thinking have been inspired by systematic and superficial thinking (N.S. Muller)
●What drives or motivates geniuses to work is not new ideas, but ideas lingering in their minds that have been expounded but not fully expounded (Delacroix)
< p> ●A bold opinion is like a piece of chess that is moved in a chess game. It may be eaten, but it is the starting point of victory (Goethe)●The son is one's own, and the wife is someone else's Good
●In the eyes of a crab, a person walking forward is so stupid (Lee Thunberg)
●Prejudice is the product of ignorance (Wei· Herzlit)
●Prejudice is a vague and unfounded belief (Beers)
●Remember, when discrimination is weakened, prejudice will prevail. (O'Hara)
●Prejudice is the product of ignorance (V. Herzlitt)
●Prejudice is an erratic, unfounded idea (Beers)