The meaning of thrifty sayings in the first volume of the fifth grade

The first sentence is: "Manage the country diligently and manage the family diligently." It's from the Book of History. A person can not only serve the country diligently, but also manage the family diligently.

What an unpretentious idea is everyone's ideal!

The second sentence is: "Be prepared for danger in times of peace, and refrain from extravagance and frugality." The general idea of Wei Zhi in the Tang Dynasty was: in a comfortable environment, we should consider the potential dangers, put an end to extravagance and waste, and advocate thrift.

Warn all children to have a sense of crisis in their studies and to be frugal in their lives.

The third sentence is: "From frugality to luxury, frugality is difficult." Sima Guang in the Song Dynasty, to the effect that a family changed from frugality to luxury, and from luxury to frugality.

Tell everyone to learn from the past and pay attention to consciously staying frugal!

The fourth sentence is: "a porridge and a meal is not easy to think about; Half a silk and half a wisp, it is difficult to save material resources. " Zhu Yongchun in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the general idea is: each of us should think that it is not easy to get a bowl of porridge or rice; For the half silk or half thread on the clothes, we should also think about the difficulty of drawing materials.

Tell us that crops are difficult to produce and all goods are hard to get.

In order to warn primary school students to learn to be frugal and develop good living habits!