Words to describe magnanimity: Wang Han, Laughter, Calm, Brainstorm, Modesty and Open-mindedness Words to describe magnanimity: Fart across the river (Su Dongpo wrote a poem to a friendly monk.

Content expresses self who sees through the world.

So I won't get angry casually. The monk who lives on the other side of the river read the letter and answered it.

There are only two words on the note: "fart"; Su Dongpo was very angry.

Cross the river by boat at once to find the theory of eminent monks.

Laugh when you see the monk arrive.

You'll know the trick before you know it. )

The famous saying about magnanimity is magnanimous and tolerant, and the things in the world (which are hard to tolerate) can be achieved (big) because Mount Tai does not allow soil. Rivers and seas do not choose small streams, so they can be deep. Kings are not only numerous, so they can be titled (German). It is a blessing to have (quantity). The words described in the story are magnanimous: "Wang Han is massive", "fighting with laughter", "leisurely", "brainstorming", "modest gentleman" and "open-minded", but not magnanimous: "Fart across the river" (Su Dongpo wrote a poem to a friendly monk.

Content expresses self who sees through the world.

So I won't get angry casually. The monk who lives on the other side of the river read the letter and answered it.

There are only two words on the note: "fart"; Su Dongpo was very angry.

Cross the river by boat at once to find the theory of eminent monks.

Laugh when you see the monk arrive.

You'll know the trick before you know it. )