1. Poems about curing diseases and saving people
2. Poems about curing diseases and saving people
Poems about curing diseases and saving people 1. Idioms related to curing diseases and saving people
Bafang Support describes support and assistance in all aspects.
Support from all directions means support and assistance from all sides. Running friends refer to close friends who try their best to help each other.
Source: "Book of the Later Han·Dang Guo Biography·He Yong": "Yuan Shao admired him, kept in touch with him privately, and became a running friend." Rescue people from wells Follow: Follow.
Jump into the well to save someone. The original metaphor refers to behavior that harms oneself but does no good to others.
It is often used as a metaphor for taking risks to save people. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Yong Ye": "Zai Wo asked: 'A benevolent person, even if he tells him: There is a benevolent (person) in the well, how can he follow it?' Confucius said: 'Why is this so? A gentleman can pass away. , Don’t be trapped.
'" When you encounter injustice, stand up and help the bullied party. Source: Chapter 45 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "I am so angry that I can only fight for Ping'er."
Great mercy and compassion: giving peace and happiness to all living beings with love and care; compassion: relief with compassion The suffering of all living beings; compassion: a Buddhist saying that saves people from suffering. Describes a person's charity.
Source: "The Lotus Sutra of Wonderful Dharma - Parables": "Great kindness and great compassion, always tireless, always seeking good deeds, benefiting everyone." To help those in danger and those who are in distress, to help: to help; to help: to rescue, to save.
Help people in danger and relieve people in distress. Source: Chapter 55 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "I have always known that generals are righteous and benevolent, and help those in danger and those in need. I didn't expect to be so loyal."
Helping those in danger and rescuing those in need is very important in critical and difficult situations. people to provide relief assistance. Source: The third chapter of "Wei Zheng Gaizhao" written by Anonymous of the Yuan Dynasty: "Today, I will help those who are in danger and help the poor. I will lead the sick and defecate the war horse and carve a saddle."
Accumulation of good deeds leads to good deeds: good deeds, Good thing; virtue: noble moral character. Doing good deeds for a long time will form a noble character.
Source: "Xunzi Encouraging Learning": "Accumulate good deeds and become virtuous, and the gods will be satisfied." Anxious for people's difficulties and enthusiastically take the initiative to help others solve their difficulties.
Source: "Historical Records·Biography of Mr. Wei": "The reason why he is married is because of the high righteousness of the prince, because he can worry about others' difficulties." He is eager to help others solve their difficulties. .
Source: "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Changdi": "The order of the spine is in the original, and the brothers are in danger." "Historical Records·Biography of Wei Gongzi": "The one who wins the marriage is because of the high righteousness of the prince. , in order to relieve people's difficulties."
We help each other in sickness and in sickness. Refers to caring for and helping each other in times of trouble.
Source: Pre-Qin Dynasty Meng Ke's "Mencius Teng Wen Gong 1": "If you die and move out of your hometown, your hometown and fields will be in the same well, and you will be friends when you go in and out, watch and help each other, and support each other in illness, then the people will live in harmony." Ji Pity the poor and help the poor.
Source: Yuan·Hou Shanyuan's "Qinyuanchun" words: "Be kind and gentle, help the poor and pity the poor, follow the square and make the circle." Help the poor and the dangerous Ji, Fu: help.
Relieve the poor and help those in danger. Source: The third chapter of "Chu Zhaogong" by Zheng Tingyu of the Yuan Dynasty: "One avenged a grievance and called Zixu, another betted Baoxu, and nowhere did he help the poor and help the danger again."
Help the world and save the world. Renji: Rescue. Save the world and save the people.
Source: Volume 113 of "Yunji Qizhu" by Zhang Junfang of the Song Dynasty: "I ordered my son to prepare thirty poems of Dragon Palace prescriptions and give them to my husband. This true Taoist can help the world and save people." Ji Shi Kuang Shi Ji: save; Kuang: correct.
Save the world and correct current affairs. Source: Huang Zongxi of the Qing Dynasty's "The Biography of Li Mei Guo Gong": "The present and the past are intricately linked, and it is a good luck to have a good luck in helping the world."
Untie the bag and help each other Bag: pocket. Give your belongings to help others.
Source: "Debt in the Next Life" by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "Whenever I see a poor person, I will help him with all my money.
"Ming Dynasty Zhang Dai's "Collected Works of Niang Huan·Recruiting for the Construction of the Temple of King Yue'e": "If there are wise men and officials who are willing to help, they will be supported by the king. "
Pity: Pity. Pity and relief for those who suffer from poverty.
Source: Song Dynasty Zhang Junfang's "Yun Ji Qi Zhuo" Volume 40: "With Poverty Being widowed is a medicine, being pious and saving people from misfortune is a medicine. " Save burn save drown burn: fire; drown: flood.
Save people from water and fire. Describe emergency rescue of people in trouble.
Source: "On" by Wang Chong of Han Dynasty "Heng·Ziji": "Fighting fires and saving lives cannot be done with good righteousness; debating right and wrong cannot be done with clever words. "Rescue and help people in danger.
Source: The fourth chapter of "Debt in the Next Life" written by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "Rescue people in need and help people in danger, and save money and be righteous. "Rescue is to help people who are in trouble to get out of danger.
Disaster relief refers to relieving and caring for people in disaster. Generous: generous, generous; give: untie the purse and take out the money.
Describing someone who is extremely generous in helping others financially. Source: Chapter 18 of Volume 2 of "Li Zicheng" by Yao Xueyinxue: "So I had no choice but to ask the eldest son for help. Are you willing to give generously? " Generous and righteous: speaking of loyalty.
Helping others without hesitation in order to express friendship or uphold justice. Source: Chapter 20 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: "As generous as you are I like things that are righteous, but I also have to look at the kind of person who is speaking. "
Be kind and charitable: good, like it. Like to do good deeds, and willing to use money to help people in need.
Source: "Historical Records·Le Shu 2": "Hearing Zhengyin, It makes people happy to do good deeds and good at giving; hearing the sound of feathers makes people tidy and good at courtesy. "Being kind and loving means being willing to do good deeds and liking justice.
Being light-hearted and fond of charity means that people do not take money seriously, are willing to give generously, and are eager for justice and justice. Source: "Three Kingdoms·Wu Zhi· "Zhu Juzhuan": "He is humble in receiving scholars, takes wealth lightly and loves giving. Although the salary and gifts are abundant, they are often not enough. "
To sacrifice oneself to save others. To sacrifice oneself: to sacrifice oneself. To save others at the expense of oneself.
To sacrifice oneself for others and to sacrifice one's own interests to help others. Source: "The Analects·Advanced": " The master sighed and said, "I am with Dian."
’” Zhu Xi’s note: “In the beginning, he had no intention of sacrificing himself for others, but his mind was leisurely, and he flowed with all things in the world, and each found his own beauty. "Spread wealth with justice and spread wealth with justice: divide people with property.
Pay attention to loyalty and despise money. Point out more money to help people who are in trouble.
Source: Yuan·Anonymous' "Debt in the Next Life" 4th fold : "Then he helped me in trouble, helped me in danger, gave away money and showed justice, all of which paid tribute to my blessings and eliminated my misfortune. "Sparse wealth and value loyalty, and despise money.
Point out more money to help people in need. Same as "spread money and cherish justice."
Build bridges and mend roads. Build bridges and mend roads. . Old metaphor for being enthusiastic about public welfare and giving money to do good deeds.
Source: The first chapter of "Kan Qian Slave" written by Anonymous in the Yuan Dynasty: "I, Jia Ren, also give alms to monks, build temples and pagodas, build bridges and roads, and cherish." Lonely and lonely, respect the elderly and pity the poor. " Giving charcoal in the snow is a metaphor for giving material or spiritual help to others when they are in urgent need.
Same as "giving charcoal in the snow." .
Poems about curing diseases and saving lives 1. Idioms related to curing diseases and saving lives
Support from all directions describes support and assistance from all sides.
Support from all directions describes support from all sides. , Assistance. Friends who are running around refer to close friends who try their best to help each other.
Source: "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Dang Guo Biography·He Yong": "Yuan Shao admired him and communicated with him privately, and became a friend of running around." "Saving someone from a well follows: follow.
Jump into a well to save someone. The original metaphor is a behavior that endangers oneself in vain but does no good to others.
Now it is often used as a metaphor to take risks to save others. .
Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Yong Ye": "Zai Wo asked: 'A benevolent person, even if he tells him: There is a benevolent (person) in the well, how can he follow it?' Confucius said: 'Why is this so? A gentleman can pass away. , don't fall into it.
'" When you encounter injustice, stand up and help the bullied party. Source: Chapter 45 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "I am so angry that I can only fight for Ping'er."
Great mercy and compassion: giving peace and happiness to all living beings with love and care; compassion: relief with compassion The suffering of all living beings; compassion: a Buddhist saying that saves people from suffering. Describes a person's charity.
Source: "The Lotus Sutra of Wonderful Dharma - Parables": "Great kindness and great compassion, always tireless, always seeking good deeds, benefiting everyone." To help those in danger and those who are in distress, to help: to help; to help: to rescue, to save.
Help people in danger and relieve people in distress. Source: Chapter 55 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "I have always known that generals are righteous and benevolent, and help those in danger and those in need. I didn't expect to be so loyal."
Helping those in danger and rescuing those in need is very important in critical and difficult situations. people to provide relief assistance. Source: The third chapter of "Wei Zheng Gaizhao" written by Anonymous of the Yuan Dynasty: "Today, I will help those who are in danger and save the poor. I will lead the war horse and carve a saddle for the sick."
Accumulation of good deeds leads to good deeds: good deeds, Good thing; virtue: noble moral character. Doing good deeds for a long time will form a noble character.
Source: "Xunzi Encouraging Learning": "Accumulate good deeds and become virtuous, and the gods will be satisfied." Anxious for people's difficulties and enthusiastically take the initiative to help others solve their difficulties.
Source: "Historical Records·Biography of Mr. Wei": "The reason why he is married is because of the high righteousness of the prince, because he can worry about others' difficulties." He is eager to help others solve their difficulties. .
Source: "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Chang Di": "The order of the spine is still there, and the brothers are in urgent need." "Historical Records·Biography of Wei Gongzi": "The one who wins the marriage is because of the high righteousness of the prince. , in order to relieve people's difficulties."
We help each other in sickness and in sickness. Refers to caring for and helping each other in times of trouble.
Source: Pre-Qin Dynasty Meng Ke's "Mencius Teng Wen Gong 1": "If you die and move out of your hometown, your hometown and fields will be in the same well, and you will be friends when you go in and out, watch and help each other, and support each other in illness, then the people will live in harmony." Ji Pity the poor and help the poor.
Source: Yuan·Hou Shanyuan's "Qinyuan Chun" words: "Be kind and humble, help the poor and pity the poor, and follow the square to make the circle." To help the poor and in danger Ji, Fu: help.
Relieve the poor and help those in danger. Source: The third chapter of "Chu Zhaogong" by Zheng Tingyu of the Yuan Dynasty: "One avenged a vengeance and called Zixu, another betted Baoxu, and nowhere did he help the poor and help the danger again."
Help the world and save the world. Renji: Rescue. Save the world and save the people.
Source: Volume 113 of "Yunji Qizhu" by Zhang Junfang of the Song Dynasty: "I ordered my son to prepare thirty poems of Dragon Palace prescriptions and give them to my husband. This true Taoist can help the world and save people." Ji Shi Kuang Shi Ji: save; Kuang: correct.
Save the world and correct current affairs. Source: Huang Zongxi of the Qing Dynasty's "The Biography of Li Meiguo Gong": "The present and the past are intricately linked, and it is a good luck to have a good luck in helping the world."
Untie the bag and help each other. Bag: pocket. Give your belongings to help others.
Source: "Debt in the Next Life" by Anonymous in the Yuan Dynasty: "If I see a poor person, I will help him with all my money." Zhang Dai in the Ming Dynasty, "Collected Works of Nianghuan·Recruiting for the Construction of the Temple of King Yue'e" ": "If there are wise men and officials who are willing to help, they will be supported by the king."
To save the poor from the poor: to be compassionate. Mercy and relief to those suffering from poverty.
Source: Volume 40 of "Yunji Qizhu" by Zhang Junfang of the Song Dynasty: "Being sympathetic to the poor is a medicine, being pious and rescuing the poor is a medicine." Save burn, save, drown, burn: fire; drown: flood.
Save people from fire and water. Describes emergency rescue of people in trouble.
Source: Han Dynasty Wang Chong's "Lunheng·Zi Ji": "Fighting fires and drownings is not a good righteousness, and debating right and wrong is not a wise speech." To rescue and help people in distress is to rescue and help people in distress.
Source: The fourth chapter of Yuan·Anonymous's "Debt in the Next Life": "He will help me in trouble and help me in danger, and I will use my wealth and justice." Rescue people in trouble and relieve danger. Help people who are in trouble to get out of danger.
Disaster relief refers to providing relief and support to people suffering from disasters. Generous: generous, generous; give: open the purse and take out the money.
Describes being extremely generous in helping others financially. Source: Chapter 18 of Volume 2 of "Li Zicheng" by Yao Xueyinxue: "So I have no choice but to ask the eldest son for help. I wonder if the eldest son is willing to donate generously?" Generosity and righteousness: loyalty.
Help others without hesitation for the sake of friendship or justice. Source: Chapter 20 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: "I like you doing such generous and righteous things, but I also have to look at the kind of person who speaks."
Be kind and helpful: Good, I like it. Likes to do good deeds and is willing to use money to help people in need.
Source: "Historical Records·Yue Shu 2": "Hearing the sound of Zheng makes people happy to do good and good at charity; hearing the sound of Yu makes people tidy and good at courtesy." "Being kind and loving righteousness" means being willing to do good deeds. Love justice.
Being light-hearted and good at giving refers to a person who does not take money seriously, is willing to give generously, and is eager for justice. Source: "Three Kingdoms·Wu Zhi·Zhu Juzhuan": "Be humble in receiving scholars, take wealth lightly and love charity. Although the salary and gifts are abundant, they are often not enough."
Sacrificing oneself to save others Sacrificing oneself: sacrificing oneself. Don't hesitate to sacrifice yourself to save others.
Sacrifice yourself for others. Give up your own interests to help others. Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Advanced": "The Master sighed and said: 'I am with you.
'" Zhu Xi's note: "At first, he had no intention of sacrificing himself for others, but his mind was leisurely, and he was directly connected with everything in the world. "Those who share the same flow will find their own merits." "Spread wealth and use justice to spread wealth: distribute wealth among people."
Be loyal and despise money. Point out more money to help those in need.
Source: The fourth chapter of "Debt in the Next Life" written by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "He saved me from difficulties and helped me in danger, and used wealth and righteousness to pay attention to blessings and eliminate misunderstandings." Sparing wealth and valuing righteousness emphasizes loyalty, and despises it. money.
Point out more money to help those in need. Same as "spending wealth and favoring justice".
Build bridges and repair roads. Build bridges and repair roads. The old metaphor is to be enthusiastic about public welfare and give money to do good deeds.
Source: The first fold of "Looking at the Money Slave" by Anonymous of the Yuan Dynasty: "I, Jia Ren, can also give alms to monks, build temples and pagodas, repair bridges and roads, cherish the loneliness and the few, respect the elderly and pity the poor." Giving help in times of need is a metaphor for giving material or spiritual help to others when they are in urgent need.
Same as "giving help in times of need". Giving charcoal in the snow: giving charcoal to people to keep warm on snowy days.
Metaphor.