1. Are there any ancient poems about peace being the most precious thing? 1. A letter from home says that for building a wall, it doesn’t matter if it’s three feet tall. The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang is nowhere to be seen. The source of this poem is an allusion, the story of Liuchi Lane: During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Prime Minister Zhang Ying lived in Tongcheng for generations, and his mansion was adjacent to Wu's house. One day, Zhang Ying received a letter from her family saying that her family had a dispute with her neighbor Wu's family over a three-foot-wide homestead. The family hopes that Zhang Ying will support the family and help win the lawsuit. After reading the letter from home, Prime Minister Zhang wrote back a letter, the content of which is: The letter from home is only for a wall, so why not give him three feet? The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang is nowhere to be seen. A few words, but a profound meaning. After receiving the letter, the Zhang family felt deeply guilty and voluntarily gave up the three-foot foundation. When the neighbors saw that the Prime Minister's family was so generous, they also gave in three feet and became a six-foot alley. The story of the Zhang and Wu families turning hostility into friendship has also become a good story about how Tongcheng people treat others with courtesy. 2. "Brothers are still here after all the calamities, and all grudges and grudges are forgotten with a smile when we meet." It means: After we have all experienced disasters, the friendship between brothers is still there. When we meet, we look at each other and smile and forget all the grudges in the past. . Extended information: "Brothers are here after all the calamities, and the grudges are gone with a smile when they meet" comes from Lu Xun's "Ti Sanyi Pagoda", and is now extended to resolve various conflicts or differences between relatives, colleagues, and friends, and seek mutual understanding. , to achieve mutual unity. The original text is: The flying thunder annihilates the son of man, the well is ruined and the ruins are ruined, leaving only hungry doves. Occasionally, I left the burning house with my heart, and finally left the tall tower to read Yingzhou. The fine bird is still holding a stone in its dream, but the fighter is sincere and strong in resisting the tide. The brothers are here after all the calamities, and when they meet they smile and forget their grudges. During the Japanese invasion of China, Dr. Makoto Nishimura rescued a pigeon that lost its home after the war in Shanghai, and brought the pigeon back to Japan to feed. It was fine at the beginning, but the pigeon eventually died. A mound was built for the pigeons to bury their bones. Out of admiration for Mr. Lu Xun, Dr. Nishimura wrote a letter explaining the whole story in detail, and sent the pigeons he drew to Lu Xun in Shanghai, expressing the desire for friendship between China and Japan. The author Lu Xun wrote this poem on June 21, 1933.

2. What are some famous sayings about "peace is the most precious"? 1. The reason why we are busy is precisely because we can have leisure time, and we engage in war just to live in peace. From: [Ancient Greece] Aristotle: "Ethics" Introduction: Aristotle (Aristotle 384 BC ~ 322 BC), an ancient sage, an ancient Greek, a great philosopher, scientist and philosopher in the ancient history of the world One of the educators, he can be called the master of Greek philosophy. He was a student of Plato and teacher of Alexander. 2. Countries on the earth do not exist for belief. The goal of their existence is to pursue world peace. From: [Ancient Rome] Augustine: "The Kingdom of God" Introduction: Saint Aurelius Augustinus (also known as Augustinus Hipponensis of Hippo, Catholic translation "St. Augustine", "St. Augustine" , "Saint Augustine", November 13, 354 AD - August 28, 430 AD), a Catholic thinker during the ancient Roman Empire, and an important representative of Christian theology and patristic philosophy in the European Middle Ages. 3. Peace under heaven is the hope of all mankind. From: [UK] Dryden: "The Religion of the Lay People" Introduction: British poet, playwright, and literary critic. He wrote for the nobles throughout his life, sang praises for the king and the restoration dynasty, and was named the "Poet Laureate". 4. Peace is really like a precious jewel. Without it, there will be no joy in heaven or on earth. From: [Spain] Cervantes: "Don Quixote" Introduction: Cervantes was a Spanish novelist, playwright, and poet during the Renaissance. He was born on September 29, 1547, and died in Rome on April 23, 1616. Madrid died. He is known as the greatest writer in the Spanish literary world. Critics call his novel "Don Quixote" the first modern novel in the history of literature and one of the treasures of world literature. 5. Peace is the most important thing. Only when peace is guaranteed can all citizens and all races be as beautiful and prosperous as flowers. From: [United States] Robertson: "Here I Stand"

3. Famous poems and examples that reflect the value of harmony 1. Brothers are here after all the calamity, and when they meet, they smile and forget their grudges. Source: "Ti Sanyi Pagoda" Author: Lu Xun Translation: After we have all experienced disasters, the friendship between brothers is still there. When we meet each other, we smile and forget all the past grudges. 2. For the purpose of etiquette, harmony is the most precious thing. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Learning First" Translation: The role of etiquette is to make harmonious relationships between people valuable. 3. Don’t do to others what you don’t want others to do to you. Source: "The Analects of Confucius - Chapter 2 of Yan Yuan" Translation: Don't impose on others what you don't want to bear. When you ask others to do something, you must first be willing to do it yourself, or if you can do it yourself, then you will feel at ease with your request. The popular understanding is that if you can't do it yourself, you can't ask others to do it. . 4. A gentleman's capacity is limited and his chest swallows hundreds of rivers. Source: "A Gift to Zhang Duangong" Author: Meng Jiao Translation: A gentleman's magnanimity has no limit, and his magnanimous capacity can embrace all rivers. 5. Look up to the sky and laugh loudly before going out. How can I be a Penghao person?

Source: "Nanling Farewell Children Entering Beijing" Author: Li Bai Translation: I turned my head to the sky and laughed loudly and walked out the door. How could I be a person who has been in the grass for a long time?