Mud comes out without dyeing calligraphy.

Muddy but not stained, it is often used to describe lotus flowers. Mud: mud at the bottom of the water; Dye: stain. Grow in the mud without being polluted by it. Source: Song? Zhou Dunyi's "On Love Lotus" said: "Love lotus alone, muddy but not dirty, clear but not demon." What I want to bring you next is muddy but not stained calligraphy. I hope you like it.

Appreciate calligraphy without staining;

Out of the mud without dyeing calligraphy 1

Mud out and calligraphy out II.

Mud out of the mud does not dye calligraphy 3

Mud out and calligraphy out 4

Mud out of the mud does not stain calligraphy 5

The original source of this sentence:

Ailian said.

Zhou Dunyi in Northern Song Dynasty

The flowers of land and water plants are very fragrant. Tao Jinyuan clearly loves chrysanthemums. Since Li Tang came, people all over the world have loved peonies. Love the lotus flower alone, it is clean but not evil (the lotus flower grows from the mud, but it is not dirty, but it is not seductive when washed with clear water), and it is straight and not crawling outside, with clear fragrance, graceful and neat, and it is not ridiculous from a distance!

Want to call chrysanthemum, the hermit of flowers; Peony, blooming with wealth; Lotus, the gentleman of flowers. Hey! The love between chrysanthemums and flowers is rarely heard after Tao. Who gave the lotus love? Peony love is suitable for many people.