The poem about asking for nothing in return is 1. What are the sentences that describe "people who do good without expecting anything in return"?
1. If you want to rejoice in your meaning, you must give meaning to the world. -Goethe
I am a descendant of the Chinese people, so it is natural to dedicate all the knowledge I have learned to my dear motherland. -Li Siguang
If we want to make friends, we must do something for others first-Carnegie.
People praise the meteor because it burns and walks along the way. -Ling Guang
5. Sages don't mourn their physical death, but worry about their country's decline. -Su Xun
6. Hold a heart without a blade of grass. -Tao Xingzhi
7. Hard-working bees never have time to be sad. Blake
8. If one can think of other people's lives and humanitarian law. Even if he is struggling for a living and under great pressure, he will not be completely unrequited. Churchill
9, there is heat, send a light. -Lu Xun
10, human life is limited, but serving the people is infinite. I will devote my limited life to serving the people indefinitely. -Lei Feng
2. What are the poems that describe "giving silently without expecting anything in return"?
The poem describing "silent dedication without expecting anything in return" is as follows: Do your best until you die.
Source: Three Kingdoms Shu Zhuge Liang "After the Teacher's Watch" Three Kingdoms Shu Zhuge Liang Interpretation: Bow: Bend down to show respect and caution; Exhaustion: do your best; Has: stopped. It means diligent, dedicated, and die.
I lay sprawled in my lonely country, not feeling sad about my situation, but thinking about defending the frontier of the country. Source: "November 4 th Storm" Interpretation of Lu You in Song Dynasty: Lying in a lonely land, I don't feel sorry for my country, but I still want to defend my country.
Come with a heart, not a blade of grass. Said by: Tao Xingzhi, a famous educator, Interpretation: Very noble, all giving, not asking for anything in return.
Expressed the lofty spirit of selfless dedication! If you want to eliminate disasters for saints, you are willing to decline and cherish the old. From: "Moving Left to Languan to Show Grandnephew's Neck" Interpretation of Han Yu in Tang Dynasty: If you want to kill the holy family, how can you care for the old because you are old? Bee, you harvest flowers to make nectar. Who has worked hard and who wants to taste the sweetness?
From: "Bees" Interpretation by Luo Yin in Tang Dynasty: Who are they busy for after all? .
3. What are the poems that describe "giving silently without expecting anything in return"?
The poem describing "Give silently and ask for nothing in return" is as follows:
1. Do your best until you die.
Source: The History of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhuge Liang, "The Last Example", The History of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhuge Liang
Interpretation: Bow: Bend to show respect and caution; Exhaustion: do your best; Has: stopped. It means diligent, dedicated, and die.
Sleeping in a remote village is not self-mourning, but also thinking about defending the country.
Source: Wind and Rain on November 4th Land Tour in Song Dynasty
Interpretation: I am lying in a lonely and desolate country, not feeling sad about my situation, but thinking about defending the country.
3. Come with a heart, not a blade of grass.
Said by: Tao Xingzhi, a famous educator
Interpretation: It's noble, it's all about giving, not asking for anything in return. Expressed the lofty spirit of selfless dedication!
4. if you want to eliminate disasters for saints, you are willing to decline and cherish the old.
Said by: Han Yu in Tang Dynasty, moved to Languan to show his grandnephew.
Interpretation: I wanted to drive away harmful things for the saints, but will I care about my old age because of my old age?
5. After all the flowers are collected into honey, who will work hard for and who will be sweet.
From: Luo Yin in Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: Who are they busy for after collecting all the flowers to make honey?
4. What are the ancient poems that describe dedication without expecting anything in return?
Silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drain the wick every night. -"Untitled" Li Shangyin
Sneak into the night with the wind, moisten things silently. -"Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night" Du Fu
Falling red is not heartless, but turning into spring mud protects flowers more. -"Ji Hai Miscellaneous Work" Gong Zizhen
Ask the canal to be so clear, because there is running water at the source. -"Two thoughts on reading in the living water pavilion (I)" Zhu
Bee, you harvest flowers to make nectar. Who has worked hard and who wants to taste the sweetness? -"Bee" Luo Yin
Fierce-browed, I coolly defy a thousand pointing fingers, Head-bowed, like a willing ox I serve the children. -"Self-mockery" Lu Xun
Do your best until you die. -"The Model" Zhuge Liang
I lay sprawled in my lonely country, not feeling sad about my situation, but thinking about defending the frontier of the country. -"The Storm on November 4th" Lu You
If you want to eliminate disasters for saints, you are willing to decline and cherish the old. -"Moving to the Left to Show Grandnephew" Han Yu
Who can say that a filial child like the weak can repay his mother's love like the sunshine in spring? -"Wandering Sons" Meng Jiao
I don't care if I am smashed to pieces, there is only innocence left in the world. -"Lime Song" Yu Qian
5. Poems that help others without asking for anything in return
1, Wandering Tang Yin Dynasty: Thread in the hand of kind-hearted mother Meng Jiao, making clothes for her wayward son.
Before leaving, I had a stitch for fear that my son would come back late and his clothes would be damaged. Who can say that a filial child like the weak can repay his mother's love like the sunshine in spring?
A loving mother makes clothes for her long-distance son with a needle and thread in her hand. Before leaving, he sewed a needle tightly for fear that his son would come back late and his clothes would be damaged.
Who can say that a child's filial piety as weak as grass can repay the kindness of such a loving mother as Chunhui Puze? Note (1) Wanderer: In ancient times, it was called a traveler. Yin: the name of poetic style.
(2) Wanderer: refers to the poet himself and the wanderer who has left his hometown. (3) Pro: Yes.
(4) fear: worry. Return: Come back, go home.
5] Who said: The difficulty lies in being a "difficulty". Say: say.
An inch of grass: grass. Here is a metaphor for children.
Heart: semantic pun refers to both the stems of vegetation and the hearts of children. [6] reward: reward.
Sanchunhui: The bright sunshine in spring refers to the kindness of a loving mother. Sanchun: In the past, the first month of the lunar calendar was called Meng Chun, February was called Midspring, and March was called Ji Chun, collectively known as Sanchun.
Hui: Sunshine. Describe maternal love as the warm sunshine that shines on children in spring.
2, untitled time as early as before meeting her, but longer after parting Author: Li Shangyin Dynasty: Tang time as early as before meeting her, but longer after parting, the east wind rises and a hundred flowers bloom. Silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drain the wick every night.
In the morning, she saw her hair cloud changing in the mirror, but she bravely faced the cold of the moonlight with her evening song. There are not many roads to Pengshan. Oh, Bluebird, listen! -Give me what she said! .
It's rare to meet, let alone see you again. Moreover, the weather in late spring, when the east wind is about to harvest, makes people feel even more sad. Spring silkworms don't spin silk when they die, and wax oil like tears can drip dry when candles are burned to ashes.
Women dress up in front of the mirror in the morning, only worrying that the plump bangs will change color and the youthful appearance will disappear. Men can't sleep at night, so they must feel Leng Yue's aggression.
The other party's residence is not far from Penglai Mountain, but there is no road to cross, but it is out of reach. I hope a messenger like a bluebird will visit my lover diligently for me.
Note (1) Untitled: Since the Tang Dynasty, some poets often use "untitled" as the title of their poems when they are unwilling to mark the topic that can express the theme. (2) The east wind has risen, and a hundred flowers are blooming: this refers to the late spring season, when a hundred flowers wither.
East wind, spring breeze. Remain, wither.
⑶ silk perfection: silk is homophonic with "thinking", which means "thinking" and contains the meaning of acacia. (4) wax torch: candle.
5] Tears begin to dry: Tears refer to the burning candle oil, and pun here refers to the tears of lovesickness. [6] Xiao Jing: Dress in the morning and look in the mirror.
Mirror, used as a verb, means to look in the mirror. (7) Clouds and temples: Women have beautiful hair, which is a metaphor of youth.
Realize: the imaginary world. Leng Yue: refers to the deepening of the night.
⑽ Pengshan: Penglai Mountain, the legendary sea fairy mountain, refers to fairyland. ⑾ Jade Bird: a mythical messenger to the Queen Mother of the West.
⑿ Diligence; Sincere and profound friendship ⑿ Exploration (kān): Visit. 3. Bee Author: Luo Yin Dynasty: No matter the flat land or the top of the mountain in the Tang Dynasty, it occupied infinite scenery. After the flowers gather honey, whoever works hard is sweet.
No matter on the flat ground, on the mountain, where flowers bloom in the wind, there are bees running. Bee, you picked all the flowers and made nectar. Who have you worked hard for and who do you want to taste the sweetness? Note: Peak.
Do: all. Occupy: occupy all.
Sweet: mellow honey. 4, reading: Zhu Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty, half an acre of square pond opened, the sky and clouds * * *.
Why is the water in the pond so clear? Because there is inexhaustible living water for it. Half an acre of square pond is like a mirror, clear and bright, with clouds floating on the water.
Why is the water in the pond so clear? It is because there is an inexhaustible source that continuously delivers living water to it. Note 1. Tang Fang: Also known as Banmu Pond, it is located in Zhengfu (later called Nanxi Academy) in the south of Youxi, Fujian.
Zhu Song, Zhu's father, made good friends with Zheng, so he tasted the poem "Drunk in Zheng Villa": "Open up the territory. The sheep are flying, and they are willing to be satisfied with the spring breeze. "
2. "skylight" sentence: It means that the light in the sky and the shadow of clouds reflect in the pool water and change constantly, just like people wandering. 3. Hey: Move back and forth.
4. For: Because. Canal: It, the third person pronoun, here refers to the water in Tang Fang.
6. That's it: no way. 7. What do you mean?
8. So clear: so clear. 9. such as: so, so.
10, clear: clear. 1 1, the source of running water: metaphor knowledge is constantly updated and developed, thus accumulating. Only by constantly learning, applying and exploring in the study of life can we keep ourselves advanced and energetic forever, just like the source of water.
6. The poem "Help others without expecting anything in return"
The poems of "Helping others without expecting anything in return" include "After a hundred flowers gather honey, work hard for those who are sweet", "Spring silkworms die, and tears are exhausted every night", "Pointing to thousands of people, bow down and be a willing ox".
1, "After a hundred flowers gather honey, it is a poem in the late Tang Dynasty poet Luo Yin's Bee.
The literal meaning of these two poems is: after they collect all the flowers to make honey, who are they busy for and who are they brewing mellow honey for?
Appreciation: These two poems closely follow the image of "bee", extending and expanding the image of "laborer" symbolized by them, and exclaiming that "after all the flowers are picked into honey, they work hard for whom they are sweet". At the same time, it also raises an intriguing question: the collected flowers have turned into honey, and the hard work has finally achieved gratifying results. When the topic changes, who is this hard work for?
2. The untitled poem by Li Shangyin, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, is "Spring silkworms die, and tears dry at night". On the surface, it means that silkworms have been spinning until they die, and candles will not flow unless they are burned to ashes. The second extended meaning is commonly expressed now, praising the hard work and silent dedication of hard workers such as teachers.
3, bash one's eyebrows at a thousand fingers, bow one's head and be a willing son (rú) cow: describes never giving in to the enemy and being willing to obey the people like an ox.