Translating a certain behavior, morality, or some literary works, or even someone's deeds, conforms to the positive norms of society and has been passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years.
Bi ā o biāo bǐng qiān gǔ
Translation describes great achievements handed down from generation to generation. In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Zhongrong wrote: "Jin Hongnong is the satrap of Guo Pu's poems, and Pan Yue charters absolute beauty."
Famous in ancient and modern times, míng guàn gǔ jīn: and n
Translation has always been famous. Fame. Infiltrate: to infiltrate or enter. Ancient and modern: ancient and modern. )
Eternal legacy, Wan ·gǔ· incarnation Li Fen.
Fang: Xiang means a good name. A good reputation will last forever. Liu Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Pai Diao" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "Qin Ziyun bears the brunt." Liu Xiao quoted "The Feather of the Scalp": "If you want to be famous, you should be so reasonable. Zi Wei, servant, servant, wash your ears and flee from Lu, and it will last forever."
To live forever, Li f ā ng b m: I stone.
Translation flow: circulation; Fang: incense is a good name; Baishi: For a long time. A good reputation will last forever. The Biography of the Empress Wei Zhi: "If you are with a saint, you will be handed down from generation to generation." Biography of Huan Wen in the Book of Jin: "Immortality is not enough!"