Mild idioms and allusions

Binbin: In ancient times, it meant coordination. Text refers to texture. Not what we usually think of as culture. Its extended meaning can be culture. Quality refers to texture. By extension, the meaning inside and outside is gentle, and the texture and texture are coordinated. The ancients knew that, for example, stones have texture and texture, which constitutes the understanding of stones. It extends to the understanding of things, and so does the understanding of people. Speech refers to literariness. In this sense, in fact, texture and texture are more vivid than they say.

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In the pre-Qin period, Confucius said in The Analects of Confucius: "Quality is better than literature, it is wild, literature is better than history, it is soft, it is a gentleman."

Quality: simple, natural and unadorned. 2 text: literary talent, modification. ③ Wild: This refers to rudeness, vulgarity and lack of literary talent. (4) History: Gorgeous rhetoric means hypocrisy and exaggeration. ⑤ Binbin: It means that the combination of writing and quality is very appropriate.

Confucius said: "simple and literary, just like a countryman is vulgar;" Literary talent is not only simple, but also hypocritical and exaggerated. Only when simplicity and literary talent are properly matched can a gentleman be a gentleman. "