1. Famous sayings or proverbs about indifference

1. Don’t envy the golden lei, don’t envy the white jade cup, don’t envy the imperial court and the province. 2. Don’t lose the most beautiful part of yourself in indifference. Because this kind of life is so close to us and within reach.

3. Those who are content will find themselves in a fairyland, while those who are dissatisfied will find themselves in a mortal realm. 4. Don’t take anything rashly, don’t give rashly, don’t think rashly, and don’t ask rashly.

5. Live indifferently and have a naturally peaceful and contentious state of mind. You will have a meaningful life and you will also have infinite good scenery in life! 6. Greed for material, lust for power and vanity make people miserable. These are the three pillars of public consciousness. They support the unwavering world of mediocrity no matter when and where. ——[Former Soviet Union] Aite to Tov 7. Be indifferent and clear your mind, and work hard at work.

8. Isn’t this a different kind of style? Savoring the ordinary and ordinary fragments of life carefully, you find that although it is simple, it is also touching. It turns out that you have been flashy. Struggling, the most beautiful scenery around me was stranded. 9. Without indifference, there is no clear ambition; without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal.

10. I also laugh at the fame and fortune of Chang'an, but the world of mortals is half a horse's hoof. 11. Perfect behavior comes from complete non-utilitarianism.

12. Don’t be tempted by praise and don’t be afraid of slander. ——"Xunzi·Fei Twelve Sons" 13. When you succeed in something, don't wait to enjoy the honor.

14. Be ordinary, let nature take its course, have an indifferent heart, and live a life as calm as water; in your free time, hold a favorite book and savor the feeling of sadness and loneliness. Feeling a touch of self-sufficiency and melancholy; enjoying a touch of tranquility and elegance, expressing a peaceful thought. 15. The secluded realm can be seen from the outside, and Gao Huai alone transcends worldly ignorance. 2. Poems describing indifference

1. Thirty years of fame and dust, eight thousand miles of clouds and moon.

2. Don’t be surprised by favor or disgrace, just watch the flowers blooming and falling in front of the court; have no intention of leaving or leaving, just follow the clouds rolling in the sky.

3. The years are long and busy people are self-promoting; the world is broad but humble people are narrow-minded.

4. Do not envy the golden lei, do not envy the white jade cup, do not envy the imperial court and the province.

5. Do not take arbitrarily, do not give arbitrarily, do not wish arbitrarily, and do not seek arbitrarily.

6. Don’t be happy with things, and don’t be sad with yourself.

7. If the sky is healthy, a gentleman will strive to strengthen himself; if the terrain is weak, a gentleman will be virtuous.

8. People’s livelihood depends on diligence, and diligence will lead to success; the party depends on integrity, and integrity will prosper.

9. If everyone is honest, corruption will perish; if everyone is self-disciplined, the party style will be strengthened.

10. If you cannot resist the temptation of today, you will lose the happiness of tomorrow.

11. Being worthy of the Party is the root of diligent government; being worthy of the people is the root of honest government.

12. Without indifference, there is no clear ambition; without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal.

13. I don’t envy the stage at dusk, but I envy the water of the Xijiang River. I once came down to Jingling City.

14. Only those who are honest and honest can speak out only if they dare to be angry and act impartially.

15. It is called a body lock, and its power is to burn the body with fire.

16. There is leisure in the wind, flowers, snow and moon, but those who are tired and worried are idle.

17. Be easy-going and easy-going.

18. Don’t act only on small things to the detriment of the big ones, don’t act only on selfish interests and harm the public;

19. Be upright as a person, diligent in government, honest as an official, and honest to the people. 3. Famous aphorisms and verses about indifference

●Water can be my friend with its indifferent nature, and bamboo is my teacher to relieve a guilty conscience ●Gains are not enough to be happy, losses are not enough to worry No selfish desires and self-inflicted pain (Song Dynasty? Zhu Xi) ●Indifferent to clear aspirations, tranquility and long-term goals (Three Kingdoms? Zhuge Liang) ●Don’t be happy with gains, don’t worry about losses ●Each of us feels deep in our hearts that we have a carefree attitude towards life A carefree indifferent attitude will compensate for all his own shortcomings (William James) ●Too much trouble and too much pleasure are both ways of overestimating the world, and the former is worse than the latter (Halifax) ●Perfect behavior Produced by a complete lack of utilitarianism (Cesare? Pavese) ●A true scientific researcher completely abandons the utilitarian view of the work he is engaged in (Pierce) ●A person who does not care whether others appreciate him or not will definitely succeed (Kim Kee) (France) ●If you succeed in something, don’t wait to enjoy the honor (France) ●If you don’t accumulate wealth and don’t hold grudges, you can walk safely and walk easily ●Speak few words and avoid slander, and have few desires to protect yourself ●Human form, no one feeling.

I would rather be an idle guest in the universe than to be a thief in the world. ●The grass will not thank you in the spring breeze, and the tree will not complain in the autumn. The environment can be seen from the outside, and Gaohuai alone is beyond the worldly madness (Song Dynasty? Huihong) ●Who knows that apart from generals, ministers, princes, and nobility, there are no happy people (Tang Dynasty? Bai Juyi) ●A cup of washing will leave nothing left, everything will be wasted and the fortune will be far away, and the fame and small profits will not be envied (Song Dynasty? Zhao Shixia) ● If you can let go of fame and wealth, you can escape from the ordinary world (Ming Dynasty? Hong Zicheng) ● Those who are satisfied will be in fairyland, and those who are not satisfied will be in the mortal realm (Ming Dynasty? Hong Zicheng) ● Also laugh at Chang'an's fame and wealth, and the mortal world is half a horse's hoof (Tang Dynasty? Seng Shangyan) ● Seeing through the world of mortals, the reins of fame and fortune are suddenly opened (Qing Dynasty? Li Ruzhen) ● Do not talk about fame and fortune, fame and wealth are personal enemies (Tang Dynasty? Du Mu) ● The endless drought is about to dry up, and the leisurely place is full of strange peaks〈 Yongyun>●If you can't help others, what's the point of being kind?●A person will never show his superiority just because he looks at the world with hatred (Chateaubriand). 4. Idioms, sayings, and ancient poems about Guanqian being indifferent and clearing one's aspirations, being tranquil and far-reaching

Indifferent and clearing one's aspirations

dàn bó míng zhì

[Interpretation] Indifferent: living a frugal life; Do not pursue fame or fortune; live a quiet and frugal life to express your aspirations.

[Quotes] "The Book of Commandments" by Zhuge Liang of Shu in the Three Kingdoms: "The conduct of a husband and a gentleman: quietness to cultivate one's character; frugality to cultivate virtue; without indifference, there is no clear ambition; without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal."

[Similar meaning] Plain and ordinary

[Antonym] Struggle for power

[Usage] Connotative meaning. Generally used as a predicate.

[Structure] Formal.

[Example] To those who pursue fame and fortune, give them a motto: ~.

[English Translation] show high ideals by simple living 5. Idioms describing indifference

I take what others don’t want: I take what others don’t want. Describes not competing with the world for fame and fortune but being willing to be indifferent.

Bing Xin: Bing Xin: a clean heart. Describes an indifferent temperament and does not seek fame or fortune.

齑 Salt Self-defense: a metaphor for insisting on living a poor and indifferent life.

Miao Chu Yan Shi: Refers to being indifferent and humble in dealing with things.

Oulu Wangji: Refers to a person who has no heart for craftiness and deceit, and can get close to people of different species. The latter is a metaphor for living in seclusion and not caring about worldly affairs.

Ouniao forgets the opportunity: opportunity: deceit or a contingency heart. The fingers are like gulls, the sun is accompanied by white sand and clouds, and they completely forget about scheming. It is a metaphor for living in seclusion and not caring about worldly things.

Qichong Ye Jian: refers to being content with an indifferent and simple life.

Qingweitanyuan: elegant and subtle, indifferent and profound.

Tranquility and few desires: Tranquility: quiet and leisurely, not seeking fame and fortune; widow: few; desire: desire. The state of mind is quiet and indifferent, without worldly desires.

Tranquil and desireless: a calm and indifferent state of mind, without worldly desires.

A piece of ice heart: ice heart: a clean heart. Describes an indifferent temperament and does not seek fame or fortune. 6. Poems that describe weak things

The world is thin, people are evil, and flowers tend to fall when the rain comes at dusk. ——Tang Wan, a talented woman in the Southern Song Dynasty and Lu You's cousin, "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix"

Everything in the world is for profit; everything in the world is for profit. ——Sima Qian, historian, thinker, and writer of the Western Han Dynasty, "Historical Records·Biographies of Huo Zhi"

People are indifferent and the world is in a cold state. We only like to add flowers to the cake. Who is willing to give charcoal in the snow! ——Li Yu, a writer and dramatist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, "The Legend of Yi Zhong Yuan"

Old saying:

Human relationships are as thin as paper, and world affairs are like new chess games. The poor live in the busy city and no one cares about them; the rich live in the mountains and have distant relatives.

If you don’t believe it, just look at the wine at the banquet. Cups are served to the rich first. A tall horse is tied in front of the door, and it means kissing even if you come in person.

Put a begging stick in front of the door, and relatives and friends will not come to the door. People in the world need gold to make friends. If you don't have a lot of gold, your friendship won't be deep. Meeting each other is like getting to know each other for the first time, and there will be no resentment until the end.

The tower near the water gets the moon first, and the flowers and trees facing the sun are easy to spring. No one talks behind that person, and no one talks in front of that person.

If you give your best, your children and grandchildren will be close to you. The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead, and the new people in the world drive out the old ones.

How can it be that the tears of longing for one’s relatives from afar are not as high as those of missing one’s son in the high hall. The two elders in the hall are living Buddhas, so why use the spiritual mountain to pay homage to the World Honored One?

If wealth comes from cunning, the idle man in the world will drink the west wind. When you ask for help, you need to be a man; when you need help, you need to help others when they are in need.