The four-character golden sentences in calligraphy include: great wisdom is like a fool, great ambitions, great virtues, heaven rewards diligence, and the sea is open to all rivers.
1. Great Wisdom and Foolishness
In daily life, people with great wisdom and intelligence are magnanimous, open-minded, and understand the truth. They can understand the trivial matters around them at a glance. Of course, there is no need to go everywhere. Be careful. And those who are only a little smart are just the opposite.
2. Exhibiting Magnificent Plans
Exhibiting Magnificent Plans itself has a very good meaning, but we Chinese people are more particular about modesty and restraint, and the painting of "Exhibiting Magnificent Plans" is always soaring The eagle in the sky has an arrogant spirit that cuts through the sky. The living room is facing guests, so it is recommended to hang some ornamental paintings and calligraphy works.
3. Be kind and kind
In dealing with others, people should have a broad mind, be tolerant and magnanimous, and be kind to others. People vary in intelligence and stupidity, just like the terrain is uneven and the soil is fertile and barren. Farmers will not stop farming because the soil is poor, and gentlemen will not give up education because they are stupid and unworthy.
4. God rewards hard work
Human nature is to seek sweet things and avoid bitter things, but studying tirelessly is a hard job. However, many people may not know that developing the habit of reading regularly is in itself a way to cultivate a person's serious and persistent attitude towards life and to hone one's willpower.
5. The sea accepts hundreds of rivers
The sea accepts all rivers, and tolerance is great; standing on a wall of thousands of feet, without desire is strong. This couplet was written by Lin Zexu, a politician in the late Qing Dynasty, when he was the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. It means: The sea can accommodate hundreds of rivers because of its vastness; the mountains can be so tall because they have no intrigues and desires.