The biography of Hai Bai Na is as follows:
All rivers run into the sea is an idiom in China. The pinyin is H m: I nà b m: I chu ā n, which means that the sea can hold hundreds of rivers. The metaphor of tolerance is very extensive, and a large number (also refers to broad-mindedness) comes from Jin's Preface to the Famous Ministers of the Three Kingdoms.
Rong Naida introduced as follows:
Tolerance is great, which comes from Shangshu and Shangshu Jun Chen: I am not angry with stubbornness. There's nothing to prepare. Patience is necessary and helpful. Tolerance makes virtue great. "The Analects of Confucius Gongye Chang V": Confucius said, "I have never seen an upright man." Or, "Shen." Confucius said: I want it, too, but what is fair?
Tolerance analysis is as follows:
The original title of Yuan Keli Self-encouragement Association is "Benefiting from modesty, patience is great". In the 18th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, Yuan Fucheng wrote "A Brief Genealogy of Yuan Family in Suiyang", which means modest and prudent, broad-minded, which is also a manifestation of one's self-cultivation.
Yuan Keli, a famous minister in Ming Dynasty, was demoted to Shu Ren by Emperor Wanli because of his faithfulness, and he took revenge in twenty-six years. This is his own life experience. China used to say that "a prime minister can sail in his stomach". No matter whether the prime minister is generous or not, people regard those who are broad-minded as the sea as respectable people.
Yuan Keli is an open-minded person. Later, after taking revenge, he was appointed as the right assistant minister of the Ministry of War, and he went to Lai Junwu. He gave a lot of help to the popularization of expert Mao. When Mao grew up, he was arrogant and unruly, instigating officials to attack. In order to maintain the overall situation of maritime defense, he didn't want to get involved in endless intrigue and reported his illness to the hospital seven times in a row.
While his successors, Wu and Yuan Chonghuan, were narrow-minded, and Yuan Chonghuan killed Mao out of his own selfishness, which led to the chaos of Dongjiang Army and the gradual disintegration of Denglai defense.
There is a saying in The Analects that "no desire is just", which means that if a person has no desire, he is not afraid of anything, and he need not be afraid of anything. Monks have been practicing in monasteries all their lives, and finally there is no one who doesn't want to go to the west; Taoist priests meditate all day behind closed doors, and finally there is no one who doesn't want to soar during the day.