The ancient way is warm and heart-warming, courageous when seeing justice, sacrificing oneself for others, drawing a sword to help others, and helping others

1. The ancient way is warm and heart-warming

Vernacular interpretation: refers to treating people sincerely and enthusiastically.

Dynasty: Qing

Author: Zou Tao

Source: · "San Jie Lu Bi Tan·Yu Chengzhi": "Tongyi Yu Chengzhi, Yang Rongshang Mr. Zhai is also a warm-hearted person with a sense of responsibility and chivalry.

2. Act bravely when seeing justice. Definition in vernacular: When you see something that is just, do it bravely. : “Not doing what is right is a lack of courage. ”

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Confucius

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Zheng": "Not doing what is right is not courageous." ”

Translation: If you don’t do what is right when you see it, you are not brave

3. Sacrifice oneself for others

Vernacular interpretation: Sacrificing one’s own interests for the sake of others.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Confucius

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Advanced" Zhu Xi's note: "In the beginning, I never sacrificed myself for the sake of others. ”

Translation: giving up one’s own interests to help others

4. Drawing a sword to help

Vernacular interpretation: describing being brave and fighting injustice.

Dynasty : Song Dynasty

Author: Shi Daoyuan

Source: · Volume 22 of "Jingde Chuandeng Lu": "The master said: 'The road is uneven, so I pressed my sword. '"

Translation: The master said: If you see something unpeaceful on the road, you can use the sword to solve it

5. Helping others

Vernacular interpretation: Helping others It is happiness.

Dynasty: Modern

Author: Bing Xin

Quotation: "Our Five Children": "In our new society, this kind of The new trend of helping others can be said to be happening every day and everywhere. ”