From Han Caocao's Out of Xiamen in October. Anti-tourism: a place where guests are greeted. The hotel is set up to welcome businessmen coming and going.
What I'm afraid of is that the people who are created are rich and the people behind are poor.
From Wei Wudi Collection by Han Cao Cao, ordered for Zhang Fan. Creation: start; Let's begin. What I am afraid of is that the founder is rich and famous, and the imitator fails. This sentence points out that initiative and beginning are of great significance, but simple imitation is not enough.
3. What is water like? What is a mountain island?
From Han Caocao's Out of Xiamen. Lian: The waves are rippling. The waves are rippling in the sea, and the mountain island stands tall.
4, how to solve the problem, only Du Kang!
From Han Cao Cao's short song. What is used to relieve sadness? Only drink! This sentence is often used to express drowning one's sorrows in wine.
5, the duke of Zhou vomited, and the world returned to the heart.
From Han Cao Cao's short song. Only by being a corporal of noble character like Zhou Gongdan can we win the support of people all over the world.
6, the old man crouched, aiming at thousands of miles; The martyrs were full of courage in their later years.
From Han Caocao's Out of Xiamen. Hey: good horse; Maxima. A manager. Martyr: A person who is interested in making contributions. Even if the swift horse is old, it can only squat down in the manger to eat grass, and it still has the ambition to run thousands of miles; Those who are determined to make contributions will not lose their ambition even in their later years. Poetry expresses the author's positive attitude towards life, that is, his ambition will not fade with age.
7. Where there is a will, there is a way.
From Han Cao Cao praised Lu Qian as the Taishou of Mount Tai. Martyr: refers to a person who is interested in establishing a career. Parting: passing by "martyrdom". Those who set great ambitions will certainly work hard to achieve them, which is the pursuit of those who are interested in making achievements even at any cost. This sentence points out that people with lofty ideals will work hard to realize their ambitions and even sacrifice their lives.
8. White bones are exposed in the wild, and there is no cock crow for a thousand miles.
From Hao Lixing written by Han Cao. Cao Cao's works write current affairs through ancient inscriptions, describing the scene of Dong Zhuo's struggle for power and profit at the end of the Han Dynasty, which led to war and death of the people. That was a true record at that time. The bones of the war dead are exposed in the fields thousands of miles away, and even chickens can't be heard. Later generations often quote these two poems to illustrate the tragic scene brought by the war.
9. Don't covet the hollow reputation.
From Han Cao Cao's Let Counties Know Their Stories. Don't suffer actual losses and disasters because of your vanity. This sentence points out the character that a politician should have in governing the country, which is also the basic truth that people from all walks of life and even ordinary people should follow when dealing with people.
10, the trip to the sun and the moon, if it is unexpected; Han is a talented star, if you take him by surprise.
From Han Caocao's Watching the Sea. The sun and the moon run in the sea, and the starry Milky Way also rises from the sea. This poem depicts the magnificent scene of the sea and expresses the poet's ambition in the world.