First, citation interpretation

1, original meaning.

Words of advice and warning. The Book of Pan Geng: "When looking at the people, think more about proverbs." Zeng Yungan is reading: "Proverbs are also words of advice."

2. An ancient style designed to restrain others or oneself.

The original meaning is motto, morality and exhortation. Such as Jizhou Town written by Yang Xiong in the Western Han Dynasty and Nvshi Town written by Zhang Hua in the Western Jin Dynasty. In the 6th century BC, ancient Greek proverb poets compiled ancient sayings into a collection of proverbs. Therefore, all poems that involve ethical issues in a way of abstinence from the world, such as "exhortation poems", Latin exhortation poems, Icelandic ancient poems, old English epigram poems, etc., are also collectively called proverb poems.

Second, the pinyin and interpretation of synonyms

Motto: Chinese word, pinyin is gé yán, which refers to concise sentences and can be used as people's code of conduct. It is the essence of people's wit, the wisdom gathered by all people, the magic weapon that guides life to success, and always inspires life to keep forging ahead.

Example of proverb:

1, want Xiaomi's tube, want to cure it.

This sentence comes from Han's theory of salt and iron, which means that if you want to grow good food, you must not go against the farming season; If you want to govern the country well, you must guide the situation and judge the situation.

What you hear is not as good as what you see, what you see is not as good as what you practice, and what you practice is not as good as what you distinguish with your hands.

This sentence was written by Liu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty. In 445 BC, Wei Wenhou established the State of Wei, appointed Li Kui as Prime Minister and Wuqi as General. Wei Wenhou sent Ximen Bao to govern Yedi. Before he left, he told Ximen Bao to do more research after he went to the field. Don't believe the rumor: "hearing is not as good as seeing, seeing is not as good as practice, and practice is not as good as talking."

3, Taishan does not let the soil, so it can become big; Rivers and seas do not choose small streams, so they can be deep.

This sentence comes from the book of remonstration and expulsion written by Li Si during the Warring States Period. It means that Mount Tai does not give up any soil, so it can be so high; Rivers and seas do not exclude any trickle, so they can be so deep and so wide.

4. If all the efforts are added together, it will not be enough; Group wisdom, so ordinary performance is unhealthy.

This sentence comes from Zheng Wu in Bao Pu Zi written by Ge Hong in Jin Dynasty. The general idea is: as long as we can gather everyone's strength, even things weighing thousands of miles are not difficult to lift; If you are good at using everyone's wisdom, it is not difficult to do all kinds of things well.