Climb high and make friends with noble people.
Origin of the idiom;
From Chapter 17 of "The Scholars": "After I die, as soon as you are satisfied, you will be eager to find a marriage partner. Children from poor families must not covet wealth and gain fame. Fawning over powerful people, climbing on dragons and phoenixes, galloping towards the autumn.
2. Climbing high and becoming noble? It means clinging to and befriending noble people. Yuan Dynasty: The first chapter of Li Xingdao's "Hui Lan Ji": "No. I climb high and take the high places, and let him talk about short stories and long points every time. " Also as " Climbing Gui Cang Gao? Pan: Cling; Gao: refers to a person in a high position; Gui: powerful. Clinging to someone close to being noble.
3. Follow the trend of Yan: Yan: a metaphor for a powerful person. Refers to a villain who flatters and adheres to powerful people in front of local rich people
Sentences:
Struggling to climb high will not win respect and honor. On the contrary, it will lead to humiliation.
It is a common phenomenon in our lives. We want to be high and noble for the sake of vanity, but we do not understand the truth of the matter. We are immersed in the aura of vanity without knowing that the danger has come. Arrived beside him.
There are countless examples of people who want to climb high and become rich because of vanity, but they don’t realize that they are sending a sheep into a tiger’s mouth.
Bingyuan did not hold an official position and did not seek high positions. He was famous for his knowledge and character and was highly admired by people.
Only by adhering to integrity can a person not blindly cater to power in interpersonal interactions, climb high and become nobles, and be courteous to the virtuous and corporal without neglecting ordinary people.