Confucius posted slogans.

Confucius Temple, located in the center of Qufu, is a place where Confucius was sacrificed in past dynasties.

There are many couplets in the Confucius Temple, and the entrance is a pair of Ji Yun (1724- 1805), a great genius in the Qing Dynasty, a scholar who has been engaged in research for a long time, an official of does, and the editor-in-chief of Sikuquanshu:

Hugh country, rich and glorious;

The same day is old, the article is moral and sacred.

The couplets spoke highly of the ancient great philosopher Confucius's "writing morality", which is an old saying. He also said that the descendants of Confucius shared good luck and honor from generation to generation. It is said that there is nothing on the word "rich", which means that there is no upper limit to wealth.

Emperor Qianlong likes dancing and writing ink, and wrote two couplets for Dacheng Hall, one of which also wrote the name:

When the gas is prepared for four seasons, it is in harmony with the gods and spirits of heaven, earth, sun and moon;

Learn from the eternal, learn from the Tang Dynasty.

The Shanglian praises Confucius' morality, which is "in harmony with heaven, earth, sun, moon, ghosts and gods"; The second couplet praises Confucius' achievements, which can be juxtaposed with "Yao Shunyu Tang Wuwen". A Manchu and a prosperous emperor can speak highly of Confucius, which also shows his broad mind.

At the same time as Qianlong, His Royal Highness Jinshi Qianlong and Bi Yuan (1730— 1797), who served as the governors of Shaanxi and Henan, inscribed the six halls of Confucius Temple:

Jean Goldfish, Yongzhen Dongshan Baiji Dolphin;

Xiang Yu Fei Yan, often cotton North Sea hairpin tassels.

In ancient times, officials with more than three qualities held a ceremony to worship Confucius every year, and some dignitaries also hoped that Confucius' son would be born. It can be seen that Confucius' courtesy is high enough. No wonder Emperor Qianlong bowed to Confucius.

The descendants of Confucius also wrote many couplets for the Confucius Temple, and Kong Qingrong, the seventy-third grandson of Confucius, wrote a long couplet for the Confucius Temple:

Think at home, distinguish between inside and outside, don't be condescending, be diligent, and choose friends who are beneficial to you;

It is especially appropriate to live in the world, be good at words, keep etiquette, stay away from villains, be close to gentlemen, and be worthy of your heart.

Couplets, like family precepts, are beneficial to family, people and tourists. It is difficult to be "innocent" when dealing with people. As long as you do what the couplets say, you are innocent to your ancestors.

Confucius temples are all over the country, and the Confucius Temple in Zhengzhou, Henan Province has a short couplet:

Germany matches heaven and earth;

Taoist temple is ancient and modern.

In just eight words, Confucius' morality was praised to the sky, unprecedented and unprecedented.

Confucius Temple in Kaohsiung, Taiwan Province Province also has a short couplet:

Lotus pond with Surabaya;

Half a mountain is beautiful, just like Nishan.

The couplets do not praise Confucius positively, but only describe the beautiful scenery around the Confucius Temple, such as "Surabaya" and "Nishan" in the mainland, and express their admiration for Confucius.

Meng Temple, also known as Yasheng Temple, is the place where Mencius was sacrificed in past dynasties. The Asian Temple is the main building of the Meng Temple. There is a plaque hanging high between the double eaves on the front of the Hall of the Great Hero, on which are written the four characters of "Asian Hall" in regular script, with gold characters attached. There is a horizontal plaque in the middle of the door, which reads "Tao explains Nishan". There are eight huge red lacquered wooden pillars in the temple, and a pair of giant column-holding couplets are hung on the two pillars on the front of the entrance. "Respect for the king's words will be called Yao and Shun, and you are anxious about the world." Both couplets and door plaques were written by Qianlong in Qing Dynasty. On the east side of the shrine, Yong Zhengdi wrote a gold tablet of "Keep before you leave".