Live simply to cultivate virtue.
Bopomofo
Description: cultivate character and maintain white virtue.
Source: Historical Records Biography of Wei Gongzi: "I have been practicing for decades, and I will not be trapped in prison, so I am rich from my son."
Synonym: cultivate one's mind and nourish one's nature
Grammar: as predicate and object; Finger cultivation and spiritual cultivation
Cultivation and erection
Pinyin: xi
Interpretation: cultivation: cultivation; Standing: standing; Festival: honesty. Cultivate your words and deeds and establish a firm moral integrity.
Source: On Hou Xizhuang's recommendation with Hu Langzhong in Ruzhou: "Scholars have never met bosom friends since ancient times."
Grammar: as object and attribute; Used to do things
cultivate oneself and put family in order
Pinyin: assorted western styles
Explanation: it refers to self-cultivation and good housekeeping.
Source: "Book of Rites University": "After physical training, the family will be in harmony, and then the family will govern the country, and the country will level the world."
Ex: Dad, what's the matter? Teach your son.
The First Fold of Yuan Anonymous's Living with Nine
Grammar: as predicate, object and attribute; Used in written language
Cultivate one's morality and cultivate one's character, be cautious in words and deeds.
Pinyin: xishēn shèn xíng
Interpretation: training: learning and training in knowledge and morality. Try to improve your self-cultivation and handle problems carefully.
Source: Han's Theory of True Tribute: "Husband is self-disciplined, scrupulous, upright, pure and indifferent."
Example: Although knowledgeable and knowledgeable, we should be prepared for the present and the present. And ~, quite negative ancestors.
Zhuang Zongji, a historian of the Old Five Dynasties
Grammar: as predicate, object and attribute; Used to do things
Through self-reflection, we can achieve the perfect state of body and mind.
Pinyin: Xi shn y m:ng xing.
Interpretation: cultivate one's morality: make the mind pure; Nourish: keep nature from being destroyed. Through self-reflection and observation, body and mind can reach a perfect state.
Source: Wu Yingming's "Burning Tun in Wang Bo" is the first fold: "Being poor is a cultivator in Nanyang. I can only cultivate my self-cultivation, regardless of the secular, and I can't be original. "
Example: Wang Shuo's play is the heartbeat: "When you get old, you will quietly raise it for a lifetime."
Grammar: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used in life
2. What are the four-character idioms of "self-cultivation"? 1, cultivate one's morality carefully [xishēn shèn xíng]
Interpretation: Strive to improve your self-cultivation.
Sentence making: Only by constantly strengthening reading and learning can we cultivate our self-cultivation, be cautious and self-respecting, and be upright and upright.
2. Fitness and cleaning
Interpretation: cultivate character and keep virtue.
Sentence making: A monk who practices samadhi in front of him may have a secluded cave, so he is an excellent person to talk to.
3, cultivate one's morality and knot 【 Xi shēn lēJié 】
Interpretation: cultivate your own words and deeds and establish a firm moral integrity.
Sentence-making: A scholar's accomplishment has never met a bosom friend, which is countless since ancient times.
4, cultivate one's morality [Xi shēn y m:ng xing]
Interpretation: make the body and mind reach the most perfect state.
Choosing a friend is choosing a way of life. Self-cultivation is the premise of making good friends, which is equivalent to opening the friendliest world for yourself. Can make your life brilliant.
5, cultivate one's morality
Interpretation: refers to self-cultivation and good housekeeping.
Sentence-making: Governing the country by self-cultivation, inheriting Chinese civilization, building a harmonious society, cultivating civilization, harvesting happiness, self-cultivation, civilization and harmony!
3. Words describing self-cultivation are all inferior: modesty; Grazing: Feeding. Self-cultivation with humility.
Self-cultivation only seeks self-improvement, self-cultivation and family harmony.
Be careful to cultivate one's morality and save it for use.
Modesty and self-grazing: modesty; Grazing: Feeding. Modesty, self-cultivation.
Every day, the province will reflect every day and cultivate one's morality every month.
Conscientiously cultivate one's morality and maintain long-term stability, and practice sincerely.
Self-cultivation: self-cultivation. Improve self-cultivation and make people happy.
Self-cultivation: make the mind pure; Nourish: keep nature from being destroyed. Through self-reflection and observation, body and mind can reach a perfect state.
Stop slandering for self-study: stop; Slander: slander; Repair: cultivate one's morality. The best way to stop others from slandering you is to cultivate one's morality and improve one's moral level.
Stop slandering and self-cultivation: stop and calm down; Defamation: accusation. The best way to stop others from slandering is to cultivate one's morality.
Egoism, altruism and egoism: self-interest-oriented cultivation: altruism: altruistic behavior. Buddhism claims that the ultimate goal of self-cultivation is to achieve self-interest and everyone becomes a Buddha. Lending your fingers is good for yourself and others.
Have a clean heart, correct your words and deeds, and calm your heart. Metaphor cultivation.
4. Idioms that describe "self-cultivation" What are the idioms that describe "self-cultivation": inferiority, self-cultivation, self-cultivation, humility and purity.
1. Inferiority and conformity.
Explanation: Modesty: Modesty; Grazing: Feeding. Self-cultivation with humility.
Source: Guo Moruo's Talk about Yu Dafu Again: "Lu Xun's tenacity, Wen Yiduo's rigidity and Yu Dafu's inferiority complex are, in my opinion, the three wonders of the literary world."
2. Self-supporting
Explanation: Just strive for self-improvement, self-cultivation and family harmony.
Source: Yu "Twenty-nine Letters": "Mountain people, self-improvement without worrying about the world, can be safe."
3. Humble and self-grazing.
Explanation: modesty: modesty; Grazing: Feeding. Modesty, self-cultivation.
Source: Yijing Modesty: "Modest gentleman, modest self-grazing."
For example, making sentences: humble and self-grazing, simple and silent.
4. Integrity and clear thinking.
Explanation: Correct your words and deeds and calm your heart. Metaphor cultivation.
Source: Biography of Qiu Zhuochuan in Ming Dynasty: "I am willing to cherish the grace of heaven, remember the sufferings of my ancestors, and be honest."
5. cultivate one's morality Xi shēn y m:ng xing
Interpretation: cultivate one's morality: make the mind pure; Nourish: keep nature from being destroyed. Through self-reflection and observation, body and mind can reach a perfect state.
Source: Wu Yingming's "Burning Tun in Wang Bo" is the first fold: "Being poor is a cultivator in Nanyang. I can only cultivate my self-cultivation, regardless of the secular, and I can't be original. "
5. cultivate self-cultivation. The classic four-character couplet is simple and peaceful.
Grasp the truth and treat others sincerely.
Don't attack others short, don't be arrogant.
Xiaoshan, Chongde, Xue Hai, Tibet
Luobo Zhi Ming is quiet and profound.
Read sage books and do good deeds.
Dedicate yourself to honor and honor and stick to the truth.
Running state affairs and reading sage books
Strong, more gentle, less polite.
Open and aboveboard, honest and practical.
Good flowers are half drunk and slightly drunk
Spirit is eternal, and honesty is eternal.
Bitterness comes from desire, and sorrow comes from heart.
Open-minded and far-sighted.
Be generous and selfish.
Forgiveness helps to save money, but frugality helps to keep honesty.
When I fell down, I danced and smelled the fragrance after death.
Don't laugh at short people, don't rely on your own strengths.
If you are poor and don't learn, you will be silent and have nothing to say.
Poor and hard to move, mighty and unyielding
Live like a hero and die like a ghost.
Don't be crazy when you are frustrated, and gain motivation with grace.
Be rational and calm.
Shu is a cautious man.
Vulgar hearts and despicable rumors Mo Wei
Writing is based on ceremony, which is the foundation of body.
6. Self-cultivation in calligraphy is four words, generous and virtuous.
Great virtue brings happiness.
All rivers flow into the sea.
Still water runs deep.
The soft wind makes people feel warm and comfortable.
Shiya Lan Xiang
These are all self-cultivation, I hope you like them. If you want the original, you can go to Yi Cong. And customize them.
Let me show you the quiet and far-reaching works written by calligrapher Guan Shan.
7. Four-word words describing people's virtue stand out from the crowd, stand out from the crowd, stand out from the crowd, stand out from the crowd, stand out from the crowd.
1, stand out from the crowd [hé lj and qú n]
Interpretation: stand out from the crowd. A metaphor for a person's appearance or talent to stand out among a group of people around him.
Said by: Jin's On Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest: "Enter Romania, or say,' Yesterday I saw only thick people, and I was as proud as a wild crane to a chicken. ”"
When Ji Shao entered Luoyang, someone said to Wang Rong, "Ji Shao began to be seen in the crowd yesterday, but if wild cranes are towering among the chickens."
2, pending [CHLèI báCui]
Interpretation: pull: beyond; Class: of the same kind; Extraction: originally like grass, it is extended to collection. Beyond the same kind. More refers to people's moral ability.
From: On the Ugliness of Mencius and Sun in the Warring States Period: "Out of its kind, out of its kind, out of its own life."
In this group of people, no one is greater than Confucius from ancient times to the present.
3. excellent
Interpretation: Karen: Same age. Beyond ordinary people, unparalleled.
From: Chen Shou's History of the Three Kingdoms Shu Zhi Guan Yu in the Western Jin Dynasty: "Competing with Yide (Zhang Fei)"; Still not as good as Guan Yu's escape group. "
Translation: When you and Yide (Zhang Fei) drive away, which one comes first and which one comes later; I haven't reached the point of Guan Yu, so I can't compare with it.
Step 4 keep your feet on the ground
Interpretation: shoes: trampling. Down to earth. Metaphor is seeking truth from facts, plain but not vain.
From: Tuotuo, Arutu and other biographies of Liu Jia in the Song Dynasty: "Life is normal: I have nothing but my feet on the ground."
It is often said that I have no other strengths, but I am very practical.
5. Excellent
Interpretation: refers to being beyond ordinary people.
Said by: Wang Jin Xu Ruo's "Cui Xuan Fu": "The idea is firm and accurate, and it is outstanding. The whole world is afraid, and I am the only one who is brave. Everyone is bent, and I am stretched alone. "
I think he is firm and accurate, beyond ordinary people, the whole world is timid, and I am brave alone. Many people have fallen, and I am stretching alone.