the original translation is neither short of Taoist nor long of self. Don't expose the shortcomings of others. Don't talk about your own strengths. ) Be careful when giving, but don't forget when receiving. Remember when you have helped others, and you can't forget when you have benefits. ) Vulgar reputation is not enough, and benevolence is the discipline. (worldly honor is not enough to envy, and benevolence is the discipline in life. ) Stealth and then move, slander and talk about what hurts. There is nothing wrong with being willing to do good behind the scenes and slandering criticism. ) Don't make the name too real, and keep the fool's holy place. (Don't retreat from fame, don't make a wise man show himself. ) A weak student, an old man's commandments are strong. (Weakness is the most vital, and Lao Tzu advocates softness and rigidity. ) in nirvana, it is expensive, and the warmth contains light. People are dirty and not stained, but they have light in adversity. ) it's hard to measure because it's long and boring. Shallow stubbornness is a villain, and a gentleman is leisurely and generous. ) be careful with your words and diet, and contentment is better than misfortune. ) Speak carefully, eat moderately, be content with what you have and avoid disaster. ) if you are persistent, you will be fragrant for a long time. Persevere in practice, and you will be virtuous over time. Classical Chinese is relative to vernacular Chinese. The first "article" means a written article. "Speech" means writing, expressing and recording. "Classical Chinese", that is, written language, is relative to "oral language", which is also called "vernacular". The last word "Wen" means works, articles, etc., which means the genre. Classical Chinese means "an article written in written language". And "vernacular" means: "articles written in common and straightforward oral language". In ancient China, it was different to express the same thing in oral language and written language. For example, if you want to ask someone if they have eaten, you can express it in oral language as "Have you eaten?" And using books and language to express it is "rice?" . "Fanbu" is classical Chinese. In ancient China, all articles were written in written language. Therefore, now we generally refer to ancient Chinese as "classical Chinese". China's classical Chinese is the treasure of China culture, and the ancients left us a lot of classical Chinese. In the Chinese curriculum in China and middle schools, the study of classical Chinese accounts for a great weight.
Translation of Cui Yuan's Motto
Translation: Don't dwell on other people's shortcomings, and don't boast about your own strengths. Don't think about being kind to others, and don't forget to accept the kindness of others. The praise of the world is not to be envied, as long as you take kindness as your own code of action. Hide your heart, don't act blindly, judge whether it is in line with benevolence before you act, and what harm will other people's slanderous comments do to yourself? Don't make your reputation exceed the reality, being foolish is appreciated by saints. White quality is precious, even if it doesn't change color when it is infiltrated with black. On the surface, there is no light, but what is inside contains light. Weakness is the foundation of survival, so I try to avoid being brave and winning, and the strong will die. Shallow and stubborn and straightforward, but the villain insists on this as a virtue. A gentleman is leisurely, restrained and not sharp-edged, so it is difficult for others to guess! A gentleman should be careful in speaking, frugal in eating and drinking, and be satisfied with his feet, so he can get rid of the ominous. If it is practiced for a long time, it will be fragrant over time. Origin: "Motto" is an inscription written by Cui Yuan in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The full text is ***2 sentences and 1 words, which expresses the author's basic attitude and position in dealing with people. Every two sentences constitute a meaning, and the meanings of these two sentences are often opposite, relative and even contradictory. It is through this opposition and contradiction that the author highlights the value and significance of subjective choice and reflects the more common values at that time. The "motto" of extended information refers to the basic principles and methods followed by people. It can be a concise sentence or two, or it can be a poem, motto or proverb. The function of motto is to motivate and restrain yourself. This word first appeared in Selected Works-Cui Yuan (Motto). Lu Yanji made a note: "When your brother was killed, you killed him with your hand, and when you were desperate, you were pardoned. You made this inscription to warn yourself and try to get the right seat, so it is also a motto." Cui Yuan in the Eastern Han Dynasty liked to be impulsive. His elder brother Cui Zhang was killed by others, and after Cui Yuan avenged his elder brother, he ran for his life everywhere. It was not until the imperial court granted Amnesty that he was able to return to his hometown. To this end, he made an inscription warning himself not to act rashly. Because it is placed on the right side of the seat, it is called "motto". There are two meanings about inscription: first, words describing facts and praising merits on utensils and tablets. Such as China's ancient "Jin Ming" and "epitaph". The second is the words of self-policing, such as "motto". But the original "Ming" was a vessel for holding wine. According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, the Qi people built a temple in memory of Qi Huangong. Inside, there is a vessel for holding wine, called a decanter. Once, Confucius and his students went to worship the temple and said, "When it is empty, it leans;": Pour wine or water in half and stand up; When the device is full, it will still tilt. Therefore, in the past, Qi Huangong always put the dagger on the right side of his seat to warn against complacency. " From Confucius' words, we can see that the original "motto" is a kind of "object inscription", which is related to funerary wares. Nowadays, "mottos" usually refer to the maxims or aphorisms that we believe most, many of which are famous sayings of celebrities. Each of us should have our own motto to spur ourselves to make new progress.
Motto Classical Chinese
"Motto" Han Cuiai's original text does not have the shortcomings of the Taoist people, and does not have the strengths of saying oneself. Be careful when giving, and don't forget when receiving. The world reputation is not enough, and benevolence is the discipline. What's the harm in slandering mediocrity? Don't make the name too real, keep the fool's holy place. In nirvana, it is expensive, and warmth contains light. The weak are born, but the old commandments are strong. It is difficult to measure the ambition of a man when he walks. Cautious words and diet, contentment is better than misfortune. If you are persistent, you will be fragrant for a long time. Don't dwell on other people's shortcomings, and don't boast about your own strengths. Don't think about being kind to others, and don't forget to accept the kindness of others. The praise of the world is not to be envied, as long as you take kindness as your own code of action. Judge whether your heart is in line with benevolence before you act, and what harm will other people's slanderous comments do to yourself? Don't make your reputation exceed the reality, being foolish is appreciated by saints. White quality is precious, even if it doesn't change color when it is infiltrated with black. On the surface, there is no light, but what is inside contains light. Laozi once warned that weakness is a sign of vitality, while strength is close to death. A vulgar man has a strong will, and his disaster is even worse after a long time. A gentleman should be careful in speaking, frugal in eating and drinking, and be satisfied with his feet, so he can get rid of the ominous. If you practice it for a long time (mentioned above), it will be fragrant over time. Motto form right inscription generally includes three forms: ① self-topic; (2) record classic speeches or celebrity aphorisms; 3 ask people to ask questions. Mottos are often placed in places where people can see them to remind themselves at all times. More common ones are posted on the conspicuous wall in the house or written on the title page of the notebook, while others are posted on the table. Those who love out love rebellion, and those who are blessed will be blessed. It means: If you love others, others will love you. If you contribute to others' happiness, others will create conditions for your happiness. See (Tang) Wei Zhi's "Jia Zi", who loves others, people always love them; Those who respect others will always respect them. It means: you don't have the shortcomings of others and the strengths of yourself. Be careful when giving, and don't forget when receiving. The world reputation is not enough, and benevolence is the discipline. What's the harm in slandering mediocrity? Don't make the name too real, keep the fool's holy place. In nirvana, it is expensive, and warmth contains light. The weak are born, but the old commandments are strong. It is difficult to measure the ambition of a man when he walks. Cautious words and diet, contentment is better than misfortune. If you are persistent, you will be fragrant for a long time. Don't talk about the shortcomings of others, and don't boast about your own advantages. Don't keep in mind the kindness you give to others; Accept the kindness of others and never forget it. Secular reputation is not worthy of envy; Only "benevolence" is the fundamental rule of being a man. Before you do anything, you feel comfortable and ashamed, and then you do it. Can other people's slander slander you? Don't let the name exceed the fact, don't show off your talents, and don't show off your cleverness. This is what saints praise. In a dirty environment, it is important not to be contaminated by pollution. People with talent and virtue are introverted, only seeking inner enrichment, not superficial vanity. Weak people are suitable for survival because they are tough and not easy to be destroyed. Strong is easy to be destroyed, and it is not as easy to survive as weak, so take strong as a warning. People with shallow knowledge always want to appear strong. Only by being idle and not arguing with others will his success be limitless. Be careful what you say and moderate your diet. A person can stop or avoid unlucky things by knowing that he is satisfied without greed. If you follow this motto and do it persistently, after a long time, talents will naturally shine like flowers.
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How to translate Cui Yao's classical Chinese Motto?
the original translation is neither short of Taoist nor long of self. Don't expose the shortcomings of others. Don't talk about your own strengths. ) Be careful when giving, but don't forget when receiving. Remember when you have helped others, and you can't forget when you have benefits. ) Vulgar reputation is not enough, and benevolence is the discipline. (worldly honor is not enough to envy, and benevolence is the discipline in life. ) Stealth and then move, slander and talk about what hurts. There is nothing wrong with being willing to do good behind the scenes and slandering criticism. ) Don't make the name too real, and keep the fool's holy place. (Don't retreat from fame, don't make a wise man show himself. ) A weak student, an old man's commandments are strong. (Weakness is the most vital, and Lao Tzu advocates softness and rigidity. ) in nirvana, it is expensive, and the warmth contains light. People are dirty and not stained, but they have light in adversity. ) it's hard to measure because it's long and boring. Shallow stubbornness is a villain, and a gentleman is leisurely and generous. ) be careful with your words and diet, and contentment is better than misfortune. ) Speak carefully, eat moderately, be content with what you have and avoid disaster. ) if you are persistent, you will be fragrant for a long time. Persevere in practice, and you will be virtuous over time. Classical Chinese is relative to vernacular Chinese. The first "article" means a written article. "Speech" means writing, expressing and recording. "Classical Chinese", that is, written language, is relative to "oral language", which is also called "vernacular". The last word "Wen" means works, articles, etc., which means the genre. Classical Chinese means "an article written in written language". And "vernacular" means: "articles written in common and straightforward oral language". In ancient China, it was different to express the same thing in oral language and written language. For example, if you want to ask someone if they have eaten, you can express it in oral language as "Have you eaten?" And using books and language to express it is "rice?" . "Fanbu" is classical Chinese. In ancient China, all articles were written in written language. Therefore, now we generally refer to ancient Chinese as "classical Chinese". China's classical Chinese is the treasure of China culture, and the ancients left us a lot of classical Chinese. In the Chinese curriculum in China and middle schools, the study of classical Chinese accounts for a great weight.
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Translation of Cui Yuan's Motto
Don't dwell on other people's shortcomings, and don't boast about your own strengths. Don't think about being kind to others, and don't forget to accept the kindness of others. The praise of the world is not to be envied, as long as you take kindness as your own code of action. Hide your heart, don't act blindly, judge whether it is in line with benevolence before you act, and what harm will other people's slanderous comments do to yourself? Don't make your reputation exceed the reality, being foolish is appreciated by saints. White quality is precious, even if it doesn't change color when it is infiltrated with black. On the surface, there is no light, but what is inside contains light. Weakness is the foundation of survival, so I try to avoid being brave and winning, and the strong will die. Shallow and stubborn and straightforward, but the villain insists on this as a virtue. A gentleman is leisurely, restrained and not sharp-edged, so it is difficult for others to guess! A gentleman should be careful in speaking, frugal in eating and drinking, and be satisfied with his feet, so he can get rid of the ominous. If it is practiced for a long time, it will be fragrant over time. Origin: "Motto" is an inscription written by Cui Yuan in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The full text is ***2 sentences and 1 words, which expresses the author's basic attitude and position in dealing with people. Every two sentences constitute a meaning, and the meanings of these two sentences are often opposite, relative and even contradictory. It is through this opposition and contradiction that the author highlights the value and significance of subjective choice and reflects the more common values at that time. The "motto" of extended information refers to the basic principles and methods followed by people. It can be a concise sentence or two, or it can be a poem, motto or proverb. The function of motto is to motivate and restrain yourself. This word first appeared in Selected Works-Cui Yuan (Motto). Lu Yanji made a note: "When your brother was killed, you killed him with your hand, and when you were desperate, you were pardoned. You made this inscription to warn yourself and try to get the right seat, so it is also a motto." Cui Yuan in the Eastern Han Dynasty liked to be impulsive. His elder brother Cui Zhang was killed by others, and after Cui Yuan avenged his elder brother, he ran for his life everywhere. It was not until the imperial court granted Amnesty that he was able to return to his hometown. To this end, he made an inscription warning himself not to act rashly. Because it is placed on the right side of the seat, it is called "motto". There are two meanings about inscription: first, words describing facts and praising merits on utensils and tablets. Such as China's ancient "Jin Ming" and "epitaph". The second is the words of self-warning, such as "motto"