1. Looking for some famous quotes from ancient Chinese
A day without books will lead to a hundred days of desolation. Chen Shou read thousands of volumes, and his writings seemed to be inspired. Du Fu’s books are like medicine, good at reading. It can cure stupidity. Liu Xiang has three insights into reading, namely, understanding with the heart, understanding with the eyes, and understanding with the mouth. Zhu Xi learned it and practiced it, and the heart can be a teacher. --- Confucius learns and applies flexibly, and combines learning with application. In the word "use" Work hard.---Lin Biao To learn this thing, it doesn't matter if anyone teaches you. The key is to experience it with your heart and persevere.---Fabre Time is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always some.-- -Lu Xun's famous saying about lofty ambitions: Don't sharpen a sword, rather than an awl, for sharpening an awl will make a small profit.
——(Tang Dynasty) Yuan Zhen A strong man’s heart is like an arrow, and he shoots bullfights for you. ——(Tang Dynasty) Meng Jiao Hui Dang is at the top of the mountain, with a panoramic view of all the small mountains.
——(Tang Dynasty) Du Fu The unicorn fell to the ground and thought of thousands of miles away. ——(Song Dynasty) Huang Tingjian's famous patriotic sayings: Every inch of mountains and rivers is worth gold.
——(Qing Dynasty) Huang Zunxian Fishes want the sea, birds want the sky, and people want the motherland. ——Russia My heart is like a magnetic needle, and it will not rest until it points to the other side.
—— (Song Dynasty) Wen Tianxiang A bird returning to its nest is homesick. ——(Tang Dynasty) Wen Tingyun used metaphors to describe the famous sayings about sorrow: One water can lead to sorrow thousands of miles long.
—— (Tang Dynasty) Li Bai The red flowers fade easily like a man's will, and the water flow is infinite like Nong's sorrow. ——(Tang Dynasty) Liu Yuxi Spring is gone, and thousands of red flowers are like the sea.
——(Song Dynasty) Qin Guan The boundless silk rain is as thin as sorrow. ——(Song Dynasty) Qin Guan is as worried as a leash.
——(Tang Dynasty) Han Yu’s famous sayings about snow: The country never sleeps and the moon travels thousands of miles, and the heaven and earth are selfless and jade thousands of families. —— (Song Dynasty) Huang Geng The snow is falling on the mountain, who scatters it, the qionghua jade pistil.
—— (Song Dynasty) Lu Shengji There is no wind, jade sand rises, and sea trees bloom with silver flowers. ——(Yuan) Zhang Xiaoshan Waves of snow! A silver universe! ——Guo Moruo's "The Goddess" Three Feet of Ice "Not a Day's Cold" Therefore, when heaven is about to assign a great responsibility to a person, he must first strain his mind, work his muscles and bones, starve his body and skin, and deplete his body before walking. It messes with what they do, so they are tempted to endure and gain what they can't do.
——Meng Ke, thinker and educator of the Warring States Period Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing can do it. Things are easy in the world, only careless people are afraid.
——Yuan Mei, Qing Dynasty poet All the freedom and lightness of artists are obtained with great oppression, which is the result of great efforts. ——Gogol, Russian writer It is not enough to take steps towards the ultimate goal that you will finally reach one day. You must also regard each step as a goal and make it work as a step.
——Goethe, German poet Perseverance when achieving success is more important than perseverance when suffering failure. ——La Rochefko, French writer Patience and persistence are painful things, but they can gradually bring you benefits.
——Ovid, ancient Roman poet 1. As long as a person pursues strongly and persistently, he can achieve his goal. ——Stendhal 2. There are three words for hard work, one is called down, one is called suffering, and the other is called gong. You must cheer up and work hard.
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2. Being strict with oneself and being lenient with others has similar meaning to which sentence in the classical Chinese motto
There is a sentence in "Cai Gen Tan": "People's mistakes should be forgiven, but one's own mistakes cannot be forgiven." .You should adopt a forgiving attitude towards the faults and mistakes of others, but if the fault is your own, then you cannot forgive. Many successful people mostly abide by this rule of conduct in their daily lives.
A famous person When summarizing his successful experience, the IT manager said: "In my opinion, life is actually very simple. In the final analysis, it is just eight words, 'Be strict with yourself and be lenient to others.' If you can do this, many things will be solved." "You can suddenly become enlightened!" What this manager said is exactly the way of life advocated by "Cai Gen Tan" - be tolerant to others and strict in self-discipline.
As a qualified middle school student, we must first What we follow is that we must strictly demand our own learning attitude and way of doing things. First of all, as far as learning is concerned, we should take seriously every learning task assigned by the teacher and listen attentively to the teacher's teaching. We don't have to be nearly harsh on ourselves. But at least a diligent attitude is still necessary. You must also be tolerant of other students' minor problems, and give them timely help and friendly reminders.
Similarly, when it comes to dealing with others, "strict self-discipline" The law of "treating others with kindness" must also be followed. Here are some cases for everyone to listen to:
Chong'er, Duke Wen of Jin, had his property stolen by his subordinate Touxu when he was on the run. After he ascended the throne, he did not follow him before. The fleeing ministers were worried about being punished and might cause rebellion at any time. At this time, Chong'er pardoned Touxu's crimes and appointed him as an official, finally stabilizing the situation at that time.
Not only did Chong'er not blame Touxu, Although he had committed theft and disrespected him, he regarded him as his right-hand man and gave him full trust. This not only won Chong'er's hearts, but also gave Chong'er an extra right-hand man, making his career prosperous.
When Lord Mengchang of Qi State was suffering, all the retainers left one after another. Lord Mengchang took a grudge and wrote down the list of these people. Later, Lord Mengchang returned to Qi State, and all the retainers came back. Lord Mengchang accepted the advice of his men. He destroyed the list and did not take any revenge on the diners. In the end, he deeply reflected on his previous behavior.
It was indeed inappropriate for Mengchangjun to hold grudges at first, but he later chose to forgive. Those who betrayed him. He was able to think from the perspective of others, thereby reaching a profound state of fully understanding and understanding others, and being strict with himself. This also laid a certain foundation for Mengchangjun to later establish his great achievements.
Whether it is Chong'er or Mengchangjun, their qualities of "strict self-discipline and lenient treatment of others" have been praised by the world to this day. So what inspiration do their stories have for us today in terms of life?
First of all, when we get along with classmates and friends, we must pay attention to our words and deeds, do not hurt the self-esteem of our classmates, and pay more attention to their shining points. If they accidentally do something wrong, they should also act in the spirit of "forgiveness" According to the principle of "treating others", tell him kindly. When we make a mistake, we must first criticize ourselves and reflect, and then sincerely apologize to our classmates. In this way, the relationship between classmates can be maintained better and better.
My classmates, no one is a sage, and no one can do anything wrong. If we treat others with the same generosity we used to treat ourselves, and measure ourselves with the stingy demands of others, then our selves will become increasingly perfect, and we will You will find that there are so many good people walking with us in the world. 3. Being strict with oneself and being lenient with others has similar meaning to which sentence in the classical Chinese motto
In "Cai Gen Tan" there is such a sentence: "People "It is appropriate to forgive the faults of others, but not to forgive yourself." You should adopt a forgiving attitude towards the faults and mistakes of others, but if the mistakes are your own, you cannot forgive them. Many successful people also adhere to this in their daily lives. Rules of life. A well-known IT manager said when summarizing his successful experience: "In my opinion, life is actually very simple. In the final analysis, it is just eight words, 'Be strict with yourself and be lenient to others.' If you can do it At this point, many things will suddenly become clearer!” This is exactly what the manager said!
The way of life advocated by "Cai Gen Tan" is to be tolerant to others and strict to oneself. As a qualified middle school student, the first thing we must follow is that we must strictly demand our own learning attitude and way of doing things. First of all, we must learn and be strict with others. In theory, we should take seriously every learning task assigned by the teacher and listen attentively to the teacher's teaching. We don't have to be nearly harsh on ourselves, but a minimum diligent attitude is still necessary. We should also be tolerant of other students' minor problems and pay attention to them. Give him help and friendly reminders in a timely manner. Similarly, in terms of dealing with others, the rule of "being strict with yourself and being lenient to others" must also be followed. Here are some cases for everyone: Chong'er, Duke Wen of Jin Dynasty, was killed by his subordinates when he was on the run. Touxu stole the property. After he ascended the throne, the ministers who had not fled with him were worried about being punished and might cause trouble at any time. At this time, Chong'er pardoned Touxu's crimes and appointed him as an official, finally stabilizing the situation at that time. situation. Not only did Chong'er not blame Touxu for his theft or disrespect for him, but he also regarded him as his right-hand man and gave him full trust. This not only won Chong'er's hearts, but also gave him an additional right-hand man. , which made his career prosperous. When Mengchang of Qi State was suffering, many of his disciples left one after another. Mengchang took a grudge and wrote down the list of these people. Later, Mengchang returned to Qi State, and all the disciples came back. Mengchang accepted his suggestions. , destroyed the list, and did not take any revenge on the disciples. In the end, he deeply reflected on his previous behavior. Mengchangjun's approach of holding grudges at first was indeed inappropriate, but he later chose to forgive those who betrayed him. He was able to think from the perspective of others, thereby achieving a profound state of fully understanding and understanding others, and being strict with himself. This also laid a certain foundation for Mengchangjun to later establish great achievements. Whether it is Chong'er or Mengchangjun , their qualities of "strict self-discipline and lenient treatment of others" have been praised by the world to this day. So what inspiration does their story have for us today in terms of life? First of all, when we get along with classmates and friends, we must pay attention to our words and deeds, do not hurt the self-esteem of our classmates, and pay more attention to their shining points. If they accidentally do something wrong, they should also follow the principle of "treating others with tolerance" and be kind. Tell him honestly. When we make mistakes, we must first criticize ourselves and reflect, and then sincerely apologize to our classmates. In this way, the relationship between classmates can be maintained better and better. Students, no one is a saint, who can do it? However, if we treat others with the same laxity we used to treat ourselves, and measure ourselves with the stingy requirements of others, then we will become more and more perfect, and we will find that there are so many good people walking with us in the world. 4. Quotations from famous people in classical Chinese
1. As heaven moves forward, a gentleman will strive to constantly improve himself.
——"The Book of Changes" (Translation: As a gentleman, you should have a strong will, an endless spirit of struggle, strive to strengthen self-cultivation, complete and develop your own studies or career, and be able to do so to reflect Follow the will of Heaven and live up to the responsibilities and talents given to a gentleman by the universe) 2. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small.
——"Three Kingdoms" (Translation: Don't do anything just because it is a small, inconspicuous bad thing; on the contrary, do something small but beneficial to others. , don’t stop doing it just because it doesn’t mean much.)
3. Seeing good is like missing out, and seeing bad is like exploring the soup. ——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: When you see a good person, you are afraid that you will not have time to learn from him; when you see a good thing, you are afraid that you will not be able to do it too late.
Seeing evil people and bad things is like contact Like scalding water, leave immediately and stay away.) 4. If you treat yourself with kindness and blame others, you will be far away from resentment.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: Those who work hard and take the main responsibility for mistakes are "self-benefit"; being more understanding and tolerant to others is "taking responsibility lightly". In this way If you do, there will be no resentment against each other) 5. The beauty of a gentleman is the evil of being a man.
The villain is on the contrary.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: A gentleman always starts from the desire to be kind or beneficial to others, wholeheartedly promotes others to realize their good intentions and legitimate requirements, and does not look at the world with cold eyes.
Or they are afraid that the world will not be in chaos, and they will not add fuel to the fire when others have failures, mistakes or pain. On the contrary, villains are always "the evil of adults, but not the beauty of adults")
6. Think of the wise. Yan, when you see someone who is not virtuous, you have to introspect yourself. ——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: When you see someone who has strengths and advantages that exceed your own in a certain aspect, humbly ask for advice, study hard, and find ways to catch up with him and reach the same level as him; when you see someone with certain shortcomings or deficiencies , you should calmly reflect and see if you have the same shortcomings or shortcomings as him)
7. Don’t do to others what you don’t want others to do to you. ——"The Analects" (Translation: If you don't want it (pain, disaster, misfortune...), don't impose it on others.)
8. Do your duty and do not give in to the teacher. ——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: When you encounter something good that you should do, you should not hesitate. Even if the teacher is nearby, you should rush to do it.
Later developed into the idiom "do your duty without hesitation.") 9. A gentleman wants to be slow in words but quick in deeds.
——"The Analects" (Translation: A gentleman does not talk too much, but is quick and dexterous in his actions.) 10. When two people are of the same mind, their sharpness is as sharp as metal; when two people are of the same mind, their words are as stinky as orchids.
——"Book of Changes" (Translation: People who work together to organize, their strength is enough to break hard metal; people who work together and share the same mind express unanimous opinions, which are so persuasive that people just smell it. The fragrant orchid fragrance is easy to accept.) 11. A gentleman keeps his weapon in his body and waits for the time to come.
——"Zhouyi" (Translation: Even if a gentleman has outstanding talents and skills, he will not show off or show off everywhere. Instead, he will display his talents or skills when necessary.)
12. If you are full, you will suffer losses, but if you are modest, you will benefit. ——"Shang Shu" (Translation: Being complacent with the achievements you have achieved will lead to losses and disasters; being humble and always aware of your own shortcomings will benefit from it.)
13. People don’t know If you don't feel angry, isn't that a gentleman? ——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: If I have achieved something and others don't understand it, I will never feel angry or aggrieved. Isn't this also a manifestation of a gentleman's demeanor?) 14. Be true to your word and do your best. Sure thing.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: You must keep your word when you say it; when you decide what you want to do, you must do it resolutely and courageously.) 15. No intention, no necessity, no Solid, no me.
——"The Analects" (Translation: Tell the facts, don't make assumptions out of thin air; don't be arbitrary or willful when things happen, do whatever is feasible; be flexible in your actions, not rigid; don't take "I" as the center in everything, Don’t be self-righteous, work together with the people around you to complete the task together.) 16. When three people walk together, there must be a teacher. Choose the good ones and follow them, and change the bad ones.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: When three people are together, there must be someone among them who is worth learning in some way, then he can be my teacher. I choose his advantages to learn from , I will take warning from his shortcomings and deficiencies, and correct them if necessary)
17. A gentleman seeks for himself, and a villain seeks for others. ——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: A gentleman always blames himself, looking for shortcomings and problems within himself.
A villain often looks at others, looking for other people's shortcomings and shortcomings.) 18. A gentleman is magnanimous. Dang, the villain grows up.
——"The Analects" (Translation: A gentleman is open-minded, frank and clean in thought, and his appearance and movements appear to be very comfortable and stable. A villain has too many desires in his heart and a heavy psychological burden, so he often worries and worries, Appearance and movements also appear uneasy, often unable to sit or stand firmly)
19. Don’t complain about God or others. ——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: When encountering setbacks and failures, never make excuses from an objective perspective, and never push the responsibility to others. Later it developed into the idiom "blame others".)
20. Do not express your anger , no matter what.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: If you make a mistake, don't anger others, and don't make it a second time.)
21. A small intolerance will mess up a big plan. ——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: Even if you really want to do something that you shouldn't do, but insist on not doing it, it is called "forbearance".
Being intolerant of small things and having no patience will affect the overall situation. Bad things happen.) 22. Even the villain’s faults will be punished.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: A villain must cover up his own mistakes.) 23. To make mistakes without correcting them is to make mistakes.
——"The Analects" (Translation: If you make a mistake and do not correct it, it is a real mistake.) 24. A gentleman sticks to his roots, and the Tao is born from his roots.
——"The Analects" (Translation: A gentleman devotes himself to the fundamentals, establishes the fundamentals, and the "Tao" will naturally arise.) 25. A gentleman is ashamed of his words and goes beyond his actions.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: A gentleman believes that it is shameful to talk too much and do too little.) 26. Think twice before you act.
——"The Analects of Confucius" (Translation: Everything you do must be done after repeated consideration.) 27. Those who do too much unrighteousness will surely die.
——"Zuo Zhuan" (Translation: If you do too many bad things, you will eventually destroy yourself.) 28. No one has any faults, but he can correct them, and there is no great good.
——"Zuo Zhuan" (Translation: Everyone may make mistakes, and as long as they correct themselves, they will still be the best people.) 29. Don't cover up your great virtue with a dim light.
——"Zuo Zhuan" (Translation: When evaluating a person, one cannot erase his merits just because of a single mistake.) 30. If a person can do something, he can do it a hundred times; 5. Ask for a personal motto
I have had many mottos since I was a child.
What impressed me most was Lu Xun’s motto - one word, "morning". When I was in elementary school, I read this passage in my husband's book "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore": When my husband was young, he was late for some reason and was severely criticized by Mr. Shou Jingwu. So he carved an inch-by-inch mark on his desk with his own hands. The square word "zao" is used as a motto to encourage oneself. From then on, my husband was never late again and was diligent all his life.
This classic motto has been imitated by subsequent generations of students. I remember that when we were in school, we could find several desks with the word "Morning" engraved on them in almost every class. This act of vandalizing public property was repeatedly criticized by the teachers, but the students went their own way. It can be seen that Mr. Lu Xun’s spirit has had a profound impact on future generations, which no one can match!
One of the mottos: Where there is a will, there is a way
This was probably the most popular motto among my classmates when I was a child.
Chinese education has always advocated “having ideals” and “establishing great ambitions” from an early age. Under the guidance of teachers, this motto from an unknown ancient has been regarded as Guigao by many students!
Take it as your motto to “encourage yourself” every day. Looking through the graduate student records of elementary and middle schools, I still see many students writing in the "My motto" or "My confession" column of their personal confessions: "Where there is a will, there is a way." - note that these words " Among the students who took their motto as "where there is a will, everything will come true", nine out of ten made a typo - the word "jing" in "competition" was replaced with "jing" in "jingran"!
Haha, Duan Duan, a famous saying, was unintentionally tampered with by classmates, and its meaning became completely different - it is really strange that people with ambition can succeed in doing things!
Motto No. 2: Work seriously and be a relaxed person
No one will write silly words like "Those who are determined will succeed" in the classmate list. Instead, there are mottos that contain a little bit of philosophy, but also have a little bit of practical meaning and personality. I remember my motto at that time was "Work seriously and be a relaxed person."
In my senior year of high school, I used this sentence to guide my life of "preparing for the college entrance examination" - of course, at that time, studying and preparing for the exam were almost all of my life; the so-called "working seriously" is nothing more than serious study; the so-called "relaxing life" "It's nothing more than participating in more physical exercises in your spare time so that you can have a strong body and a relaxed mind to prepare for the college entrance examination and strive for high scores.
Work hard and be relaxed. Easier said than done! A high school classmate wrote these words in my graduation speech, as if he had experienced the vicissitudes of life at that time and had an unforgettable experience with these eight words.
However, these eight simple words have always been a motto, accompanying me into college and influencing my subsequent life.
The difficulty is between "seriousness" and "relaxation". It wasn’t until I entered society that I realized that “doing things” and “being a person” cannot be completely separated. "Doing things" affects your "being a person", changes your "being a person", and determines your "being a person"; and "being a person" actually starts and accumulates from "doing things" bit by bit. Sometimes, you can't tell whether the thing in front of you is "doing something" or "being a person". "Serious" and "relaxed" are actually a kind of state. 6.
Every sound arises from the human heart. When the human heart moves, things make it happen, and the nature is crazy, and then the will is condensed: Therefore, a bookworm must be good at writing, and an art crazy must have good skills. .—Those who live in the world without success are those who claim to be not crazy, and those who are rich in books are as rich as the sea, and they have all kinds of department stores. People’s energy cannot be absorbed at the same time, but they can only get what they want. Therefore, I hope that scholars will be able to get what they want every time. Pursue what you want. - Su Shi's "Short Stories of Dongpo's Collected Works" When reading a text, you must read it in large paragraphs, raise your spirit, stand up your muscles, and don't be sleepy, just like there is a sword behind you. You need to penetrate a paragraph and hit the beginning. If you hit the tail, the head will respond, and then you will be there. Don't press the book and you will be there, and cover the book and forget it. - Zhu Xi's "Zhuzi's Collection of Language Classes" There are three ways to read, which means that the heart is there, the eyes are there, and the mouth is there. The heart is not there. If this is the case, the eyes will not be able to pay close attention, and the mind will not be focused, but it will only read in a wandering way. It will never be memorized, and it will not last long. Among the three times, the heart is the most anxious. Once the heart is there, won't the eyes and mouth not care? ——Zhu Xi's "Xunxue Zhaigui".