1. The breeze chirps at midnight. Xin Qiji's "Night on the Xijiang River in Huangsha Road"
The breeze blows my chest. Ruan Ji's "Eighty-two Poems"
3. The breeze dispersed Xiao Xia. Zhong Shu's Conan Zi Shi Li Yuan Qingshan
4. When the breeze is not idle, it is chic all day long. Li Bai's Selected Songs of the South
5. The breeze and bright moon are unattended, and the south building is cold. Huang Tingjian's "Ezhou South Building"
6. The breeze is heavy and cold. Meng Haoran's Early Autumn
Idioms about breezes
Sunny weather, high breeze, strong breeze, strict breeze, clean breeze and two sleeves, clear breeze and bright moon, Muru and bright moon, cool breeze under the forest, cool breeze to the moon, cool breeze and two sleeves, cool breeze and high festival.
Cool wind vocabulary
Xiaoyao Pavilion, Rili Fengqing, Taosou Sassy, Shuanglai, Battlefield, Clear Watch, Qingfengzi, Qingfengmingyue, Qingfengjin Festival, Gao Qingfeng Festival, Qingfengjun Festival, Qingfenglang Moon, Qingfengfeng, Qingfengfeng, Qingfeng, Muru, Qingfengzi, Full House and Shengfeng.
Chinese characters about cool breeze
Momu
2. Poets with clean hands often use the word "clean hands" to describe the incorruptibility of officials.
Regarding the origin of this idiom, the most widely circulated statement comes from the poem "Going to Beijing" by Yu Qian, a clear official in the Ming Dynasty: "The smell of silk mushrooms is harmful." The wind blows the sleeves to the sky, so as not to talk about cancer. "
In fact, as early as the Yuan Dynasty writer Wei Chu's "Farewell to Yang Jihai", there was already a poem "Be friends with parting temples, lead a totally clean life". Wei Chu, whose initial name is Elegant, is the author of five volumes of Elegant Collection. He used to be the provincial official of Zhongshu in the Yuan Dynasty, the official of supervising the imperial history and the official of Nantai. He has a clean and honest personality and a good political voice.
In addition, there is also a saying in the poem "Two Rhymes of Wujiang Road" by Chen Ji in the Yuan Dynasty: "Two sleeves are cool, and the bridge is long with the moon." However, at that time, the word was not associated with the meaning of honest and upright officials.
The idiom "remain uncorrupted" written by Wu in the Ming Dynasty was once used to express the meaning of poverty: "When the time comes, it ends with remain uncorrupted. If you want to send your mother back to Chu, there is no cure. " Since then, "remain uncorrupted" (also known as "remain uncorrupted") has gradually evolved into the meaning of being honest and upright.
For example, Kuang Zhong (1383~ 1443), another honest official in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem rejecting gifts from the masses when he went to Beijing for performance appraisal at the end of his term as a magistrate in Suzhou: "The breeze will fly in the air with two sleeves, without an inch of cotton in the south of the Yangtze River. Shame men and women send each other, and horses sprinkle wine like a spring. "
3. The famous sentences about integrity and long-sleeved dancing are integrity, truth-seeking and truth-seeking; For the party, for the country and for the people, keep my innocence.
Don't be greedy for money, rather keep the name of being poor and honest.
Thorough anti-corruption, real diligence for the people.
Diligence and clean government create brilliance, and anti-corruption promotes development.
Honesty is not hypocritical, dedication is not in name, honesty is not flattering, honesty is not greedy for profit.
Life is priceless, freedom is priceless. Be an honest and good official for the country, the people, yourself and your family.
Wise men warn themselves with painful lessons from others; A fool awakens others with his own heavy price.
Being frank and open-minded is often a matter of political injustice.
Heart like a scale, fair and flat, people like a mirror, self-disciplined and clean as jade.
4. Poetry about frustration, lofty, world-weary and incorruptible. Xie Yi in Wuling Spring drew a candle cage with a red shadow and purple hiss outside the door.
Break the clouds and lose the moon. The snow waves wrinkled and cleared.
Holding a bowl of slender bamboo shoots is fine, and the milk mist is full of ice porcelain. Keep my hands clean.
Go home and wake up drunk. - .
Quails live and eat, and the moss path is in the niche, and they are deeply cultivated and densely planted. The floating pillow is fixed and there is no way to get in and out.
Happy gourd ladle, laughing at nymphs, unwilling to bend over. At this time * a few loose windows, lip singing tongue beating, thirsty to drink jade pot spring scenery.
It's good news to have a bright moon in your arms and clean hands. Life outside the party is quiet, and you are not allowed to climb up and pick it up.
When you are fascinated by the clouds and blow away the jade rope, you will know your ending. The steps are dotted with green grass in spring, and birds are chirping happily under the leaves.