Truth, goodness and beauty refer to the original essence, true, sincere and altruistic good conduct and beautiful words and deeds. It is often used to describe people's good character and good quality of things.

Truth, goodness and beauty are Chinese words, and the pinyin is zhēn shàn měi ě i ě i. The antonym is false, evil and ugly.

Sentence making: Truth, goodness and beauty are all good people's, and they are what we should learn.

Proverbs of truth, goodness and beauty:

1, the purpose of knowledge desire is truth, the purpose of moral desire is goodness, and the purpose of aesthetic desire is beauty. Truth, goodness and beauty are human ideals. -Haruhiko Kuroda

Doing good to good people will make them better, and doing good to bad people will make them worse. -romain rolland

Philosophical definition:

The definition of truth, goodness and beauty should be based on its value purpose.

In the article Three Basic Types of Value, it is pointed out that human orderliness can be divided into three basic types: thinking order, behavior order and physiological order, and the value used to change the process of human orderliness can also be divided into three basic types: thinking value, behavior value and physiological value.

Truth, goodness and beauty can be divided into the following two categories:

1, truth, goodness and beauty in literature and art

(1) Authenticity, that is, the authenticity of art, refers to whether the work correctly reflects the essence of life and whether the author has a correct feeling and understanding of the life reflected;

(2) Goodness, that is, the tendency of art, that is, what significance and influence the images depicted in the works have on society;

(3) Beauty, that is, the perfection of art, refers to whether the form and content of the work are harmonious and unified, whether there is artistic individuality, and whether there is innovation and development.

2. Truth, goodness and beauty in philosophy

(1) truth value: refers to the thinking value thing with the value rate difference greater than zero;

(2) Goodness: refers to the value rate difference: the behavioral value greater than zero;

(3) Beauty: refers to things of physiological value whose value rate difference is greater than zero.