However, there is no evil in the teachings, and one can stand among the wolves and tigers. The following is a collection of ancient famous quotes that I carefully recommend for everyone. Welcome to read and collect them. I hope it will be helpful to you.

A selection of ancient famous quotes

1. A gentleman’s self-cultivation is to correct his heart internally and correct his appearance externally. ?Song Dynasty? Ouyang Xiu's "Zuo Shi Bian" Appearance: Appearance.

2. A hundred kinds of hypocrisy are not as good as one truth. Qing Dynasty Li Guangdi's "Xingli Jingyi" No matter how cunning and hypocritical it is, it is not as good as honesty.

3. Flashy, empty and useless. ?"Han Feizi? It's Unspeakable" only has a gorgeous appearance but lacks actual content, so it is empty and not practical.

4. Don’t accept lies, don’t listen to tricks, don’t use fancy names, and don’t engage in hypocrisy. ?Han? Xun Yue's "Shen Jian? Su Suan" does not listen to pleasant words, does not believe in unrealistic methods, does not seek a flashy reputation, and does not do hypocritical things.

5. An adult is not flashy, but a gentleman is pragmatic. Han Dynasty Wang Fu's "Qianfu Lun" Narratives "Excellent people do not pursue superficiality, while cultivated and famous people are committed to reality.

6. Since ancient times, sages and sages have always been heart-centered. ?Song Dynasty? Zhu Xi's "The Complete Book of Zhu Zi? Study 2" Sage: Sage and sage, in ancient times, refers to people who are extremely outstanding in morality and knowledge. Heartland: Buddhist language. Buddhism regards the three realms as the heart. The heart is like the earth that breeds all things. It can produce all dharma according to the conditions, so it is called it. The most important thing is to be a noble person.

7. Gentlemen are harmonious but not uniform; villains are harmonious but not harmonious. ?"The Analects of Confucius? Zilu" and: Heshun. Same: echo. A gentleman is docile but not docile; a villain is docile but not docile.

8. If one thing is true, everything is true. ?Ming? Feng Menglong's "Awakening of the World" Volume 16 If one thing is true, the rest will not be false.

9. If one word is false, everything is false. ?Qing? Qiu Xinru's "Bi Shenghua" Chapter 28 As long as one sentence is untrue, then many things will be considered false by others.

10. A wise man has no worries, and has more to worry about. ?Han? Ancient Yuefu Ci "Mangexing" Smart and talented people plan well and don't have to worry. If they do more practical things, they will have less worries.

A collection of famous sayings from ancient times

1. Peonies are easy to see, but jujube flowers need less fruit to grow. The anonymous "Zeng Guang Shi Shi Xian Wen" of the Ming Dynasty has a bright and beautiful appearance, but it is not as good as the one with actual content.

2. He who plants a tree must cultivate its roots, and he who plants virtue must cultivate his heart. Ming Dynasty Wang Shouren's "Zhuan Xilu" metaphorically states that cultivating moral character requires cultivating a good character.

3. A pure mind is the root of the problem, and a straight path is the strategy of the body. ?Song Dynasty? Bao Zheng's "Appendix to the Ming Dynasty Edition" "Pure heart": get rid of selfish thoughts. Straightforward: Being straightforward. Selflessness and integrity are the foundation of selfless conduct.

4. A person’s life is also upright. If the heart is upright, the body will be upright, and one can stand tall and reach the sky. Ming Dynasty Wang Wenlu's "Haiyizi Zhencai" Zhi: upright, frank. Towering from the ground: down to earth yet high into the sky. Upright heart: can stand on one's own side in the world.

5. Those who are wise and upright are gods. Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty said in his "Zhao Zongwen" that smart and upright people are the best.

6. A gentleman is always careful and does not compare, while a villain is not careful when comparing himself to others. "The Analects of Confucius" Zhou: Moral combination. Than: Collusion. Gentlemen are morally gregarious and do not collude with each other; villains collude with each other but cannot be morally united.

7. Walk upright and all evil will cease. ?"Huainanzi? Miao Chengxun" If you are pure and straightforward in your actions, all evil behaviors will naturally stop.

8. A fierce ghost cannot take away his integrity, and a sharp sword cannot break his strength. Ming Dynasty Xie Zhen's "Four Ming Poems" The upright and upright character will not be bent by the power of evil.

9. Don’t do anything wrong during the day, and don’t be surprised when you knock on the door in the middle of the night. Ming Dynasty Ling Shuchu's "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 5: Behave upright and have no shame or fear.

10. Establishing one’s body and controlling one’s behavior is based on one mind. If the mind is upright, it will be loyal and upright; if it is not upright, it will be traitorous and unruly. ?Qing Dynasty? Zhao Erxun's "Manuscript of the History of the Qing Dynasty" establishes oneself: refers to being a person. Control: Refers to doing things. 杝(t?): evil. When dealing with people, there is a difference between being honest and upright in thinking, being loyal and upright, and being cunning and evil.

11. A good heart is not afraid of oblique shadows. "The Legend of Heroes of Sons and Daughters" by Wenkang of the Qing Dynasty is: pure and upright. If your thoughts are pure, your behavior will be decent.

12. Good will not tolerate evil, and evil will be jealous of the good. Chapter 2 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: Let, allow. Reply: again. Jealousy: jealousy, jealousy. Integrity and evil are incompatible with each other.

13. The roots are deep and are not afraid of being shaken by the wind, and the tree is not worried about the slanting moon shadow. The anonymous "Zeng Guang Shi Shi Xian Wen" of the Ming Dynasty means that if a person has a solid foundation and is upright, he will be invincible.

14. Why worry about ghosts and delusions in your heart? Chapter 20 of "Jin Jian Ji" written by Zhou Luoguan of the Ming Dynasty. If you have an upright heart, you will not be afraid of being deceived by ghosts.

15. It is better to take the straight course than to seek something from the twists and turns. Ming Dynasty Anonymous "Zengguang Xishi Xianwen" is straight: upright and reasonable. It is better to fight for it legitimately than to seek it unfairly.

16. Flattery is a serious disease in life.

Qing Dynasty Shen Juyun's "Xiyan Tuyu" Liking flattery is a major human shortcoming.

17. With a calm mind, you can survive the dangers of life. ?Qing Dynasty? Shen Juyun's "Xiyan Tuyu" Only by being fair and selfless can we not be afraid of the difficulties and dangers of life.

18. The righteous will lead to good fortune, and the evil will lead to misfortune. Jin Dynasty Fu Xuan's "Lu Ming" Good conduct makes people auspicious, while evil conduct will eventually lead to danger.

19. But if you set a straight goal, there will be no distortion. ?"Old Tang Book? Biography of Cui Yanzhao" standard: benchmark. A righteous heart will lead to no evil deeds.

20. A gentleman knows what is wrong with others based on his own integrity; he knows what is wrong with others based on his personal integrity. ?Song Dynasty? Su Shi's "Private Test Policy Questions" body: himself. People: Others.

21. But there is no evil in the teachings, even among wolves and tigers. "Five Dynasties" Later Zhou Dynasty "Oops" by Feng Dao As long as you have no evil thoughts in your heart, you can still stand in an extremely dangerous environment.

22. It is better to be right but not enough than to be evil and have more than enough. The anonymous "Zengguang Xishi Xianwen" of the Ming Dynasty would rather live upright and stay humble than make money through evil ways.

23. Save a small amount of land for your descendants to cultivate. "The Sea of ??Chinese Proverbs" written by Shi Xiangzai of the Qing Dynasty passed down the kind and beautiful heart to future generations. Square inch: refers to the heart.

24. It is better to cut straight than to make complete mistakes. In "Jiao Zhi Pian" written by Wang Tingchen of the Ming Dynasty, he is willing to be killed if he is upright, and he is not willing to bend his integrity in order to achieve perfection.

25. A gentleman lives in truth, not in beauty; he governs what is inside, but not what is outside. Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his "Book of Study in the Hanlin Academy" that educated and prestigious people strive for reality rather than good looks; they devote themselves to their own cultivation and training and do not care about things other than themselves.

26. Don’t use deceitful ways to flatter yourself, and don’t use deceitful ways to attract fame. The "Political Commentary" of Cui Shi of the Han Dynasty cannot violate the rules of life to cater to the fashion of the times, and cannot obtain a false reputation through deceptive behavior.

27. If you want to bring peace to the world, you must first rectify yourself. There is no such thing as a body that is upright but a shadow that is crooked, a person who is governed from above but chaotic from below. Tang Dynasty Wu Jing's "Zhenguan Politburo" King's Way is a pure man who can stabilize the world.

28. People in the mountains are self-righteous, and the road is dangerous and their minds are calm. The hermit in the mountain in Mengjiao's "Visiting Zhongnan Mountain" of the Tang Dynasty is pure. Although he is in danger, he feels calm in his heart.

29. Pines and cypresses are lonely and upright, and it is difficult for them to look like peach and plum blossoms. "Thirty-two Ancient Style Poems" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty is difficult to match the beauty of peaches and plums: it is difficult to have the bright colors of peach red and plum Bai. It is a metaphor for a person who is arrogant and upright, and unwilling to please the powerful with his charming appearance.

30. An Neng flatters the powerful and makes me unhappy. Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "Sleepwalking Tianmu Yin Farewell" is unwilling to bow his head and lower his eyebrows to serve the powerful, which makes him depressed and depressed.