Ancient poems about conservation and environmental protection

1. Ancient poems about abstinence from extravagance and thrift

An ancient poem about abstinence and frugality 1. An ancient poem about thrift.

Benjamin Author: (Tang)

When weeding is at noon,

Sweat dripped down the soil.

Who knows Chinese food,

Every grain is hard.

It is not easy to think about a porridge and a meal; It is difficult to keep thinking about material resources. [Qing] Zhu Bailu

When weeding at noon, sweat dripped down the soil. Who knows that every meal is hard?

Quiet to cultivate one's morality, frugal to cultivate one's morality. Zhuge Liang [Three Kingdoms]

Looking at the countries and families of former sages, they became thrifty and extravagant. Li shangyin

It is easy to be frugal, but difficult to be frugal. Sima Guang (Northern Song Dynasty)

Thrift and simplicity are human virtues. Xue Xuan (Ming)

Li Shangyin's epic poems

Looking at the countries and families of former sages, they became thrifty and extravagant.

Why should amber be used as a pillow, and the real pearl is a car?

If you don't meet Qinghai horse, it's hard to pull out the snake in Shushan.

Several people sang songs in the south in advance, and finally Cangwu cried for Cui Hua.

2. There are ancient poems about thrift (10).

It is difficult for a gentleman to be frugal.

Source: ZhouyiNo.. A gentleman uses the virtue of thrift to avoid danger.

It is pointed out that Zhouyi contains simple dialectical thought, and there are many places to explain the truth of things changing. This sentence has dialectical thinking.

On the one hand, making clear the virtue of thrift is helpful to nip in the bud and prevent extravagance and corruption; On the other hand, in the face of danger, especially in the face of material shortage, having the virtue of thrift is helpful to overcome danger. The author of Zhouyi believes that everything in heaven and earth has its ups and downs. When it doesn't work, it is necessary to cultivate one's morality and don't show oneself too much to tide over the difficulties.

Work diligently for the country and frugally for the family. The source is Shangshu Dayu Mo.

The general idea is to be diligent in running state undertakings and frugal in running family life. Remind us that thrift is the traditional virtue of our people.

The legendary ancient sages all did this, and they devoted themselves to state affairs. Dayu is diligent in managing water conservancy, but he can't make ends meet.

Yao is particularly concerned about the masses and thinks it is his fault that others are hungry and cold. The life of ancient sages was very frugal. They often wear coarse clothes, eat coarse rice and drink wild vegetable soup.

Yao, Shun and Yu are thrifty and thrifty in their careers and lives, winning the hearts of the people. Thrift, virtue * * * also; Waste is a great evil.

Source "Zuo Zhuan Zhuang Gong Twenty-four Years". Thrift is a great virtue of doing good; Luxury is the root of all evil.

It is suggested that Duke Zhuang of Lu order people to paint the pillars of the temple with red paint and carve patterns on the rafters, which is extravagant and rude. Yu Sun, a doctor, said this when he advised him, and pointed out that doing so actually injected "great evil" into the "great virtue" of his ancestors, which not only failed to please them, but humiliated them.

It can be seen that the ancients viewed thrift from the height of etiquette and virtue, and regarded extravagance and waste as a kind of evil. In today's extremely rich material, it is still a virtue worthy of our admiration to abstain from extravagance and thrift and not waste money.

People's livelihood is diligent, but diligence is not lacking. Source "Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan Twelve Years".

The livelihood of ordinary people lies in hard work, and only hard work will not lack property. This is an old adage.

The understanding of the ancients is that as long as the people work hard and the society is stable, the people and the country will be rich. We still have to maintain the virtue of diligence and work hard in our respective posts, so that the country will be richer and the people's lives will be richer.

Thrift leads to prosperity, and fornication leads to death. The source is Mozi's Ci Guo.

Thrift will flourish, and lewdness and pleasure will perish. Some people think that among the pre-Qin philosophers, Mozi is famous for his willingness to live an ascetic life.

He hates the arrogance and extravagance of the rulers and advocates frugality. He spread his views everywhere, attracted a large number of people to be his disciples, and was unique among the pre-Qin philosophers.

At noon in summer, the sun is very hot, farmers are still working, and beads are dripping into the soil. Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?

Its source is Li Shen's "sympathy for farmers". At noon, farmers mowed in the scorching sun, and sweat dripped into the soil where the seedlings grew.

Who knew that every meal on the plate was so hard-won? It implies that the language of this poem is simple and profound.

There is a story about a rich man's son who didn't know how difficult the crops were. He often goes to restaurants to eat jiaozi, but he spits out all jiaozi and only eats meat. Later, a fire broke out at home and was razed to the ground overnight from Loumeige. He became a beggar and wanted to go to this restaurant. The boss treated him with dumpling wrappers, and he was deeply moved.

The boss said, you're welcome These are all skins that you threw away. I just picked them up to dry. The rich man's son is ashamed. Later, he worked hard, lived frugally and became rich again.

This story also confirms the truth that "everyone knows that every meal is hard". Looking at the countries and families of former sages, they became thrifty and extravagant.

The source is Li Shangyin's Ode to Histories. Throughout history, from the country to the family, all died of extravagance without exception.

It is suggested that throughout the ages, most successful entrepreneurs have experienced the stage of hard struggle, so they pay more attention to thrift. However, for the guardian, it is just the opposite. They have not experienced the hardships of starting a business, and are easy to covet luxury and enjoyment. The ultimate fate must be the decline of their career and the demise of the country.

This is the truth revealed by thousands of years of history. Worry and fatigue can rejuvenate the country, and leisure can die.

Source: The History of the New Five Dynasties and Biography of Lingguan. Worry and hard work can make the country prosperous, and the pursuit of comfort and enjoyment will lead to its own demise.

It is said that Li, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty at the end of the Five Dynasties, worked hard at first, defeated all his opponents and proclaimed himself emperor. However, he was later addicted to music and opera, loved actors, didn't make progress, and his subordinates made a fuss. He died in a mutiny after three years in office.

When Ouyang Xiu wrote Biography of Lingguan, he was deeply touched by this period of history and expounded the truth that "fatigue makes the country prosperous and leisure makes it die". China culture has a strong sense of hardship, especially when the country is in turmoil and the people are poor.

Confucius said that "those who have no distant worries must have near worries" and Mencius said that "being born with worries and dying with joy" emphasized the importance of maintaining a sense of hardship from the perspective of individuals and countries respectively. Even in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Wei Zhi advised the emperor to "be prepared for danger in times of peace, abstain from extravagance and save money" in order to achieve long-term stability.

It is easy to be frugal, but difficult to be frugal. The source is Sima Guang's "Training with Diligence and Health".

It is easy to change from frugality to luxury, and it is difficult to change from luxury to thrift. It is suggested that Sima Guang quote others' words to admonish future generations.

It emphasizes consciously keeping frugality and preventing extravagance and waste, which means encouraging yourself and warning the world. Everyone wants a good life, which is understandable.

But luxury is not desirable, and the pursuit is endless. Shang Zhouwang used a pair of ivory chopsticks, and his courtiers were about to run away because they saw Zhou Wang's greed, which would be unstoppable.

Therefore, adhering to thrift requires the ability of self-discipline.

3. Poetry about frugality

It is not easy to think about a porridge and a meal; It is difficult to keep thinking about material resources. [Qing] Zhu Bailu

When weeding at noon, sweat dripped down the soil. Who knows that every meal is hard?

Quiet to cultivate one's morality, frugal to cultivate one's morality. Zhuge Liang [Three Kingdoms]

Looking at the countries and families of former sages, they became thrifty and extravagant. Li shangyin

It is easy to be frugal, but difficult to be frugal. Sima Guang (Northern Song Dynasty)

Thrift and simplicity are human virtues. Xue Xuan (Ming)

Li Shangyin's epic poems

Looking at the countries and families of former sages, they became thrifty and extravagant.

Why should amber be used as a pillow, and the real pearl is a car?

If you don't meet Qinghai horse, it's hard to pull out the snake in Shushan.

Several people sang songs in the south in advance, and finally Cangwu cried for Cui Hua.

4. What are the ancient poems and sentences about "saving"

1. If you plant a millet in spring, you will reap 10,000 seeds in autumn. There is no waste of heaven and earth, and the toiling peasants are still starving to death. (Excerpted from Don Li Shen's Compassion for Peasants)

2. After cutting the grain at noon, sweat dripped down the soil. Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard? (Excerpted from Don Li Shen's Compassion for Peasants)

3. Looking back at the countries and families of the sages of the past, from frugality to luxury. Why amber is a pillow, and real pearls are cars. If you don't meet Qinghai horses far away, it will be difficult to pull out the snakes in Shushan. Several people sang songs in the south, and finally Cangwu cried for Cui Hua. (Excerpted from Li Shangyin's Ode to History in Tang Dynasty)

I was frugal when I was young, but I would sell more soldiers when I was young. Why worry about peace when the Holy Spirit is so long? (Excerpted from Two Poems of "Taiping Le" by Tang Juyi)

5. Onion soup, wheat and rice are all suitable, and onion supplements Dantian wheat to satisfy hunger. Don't say that the taste is thin. There was still time for cooking in the village. (Excerpted from Song Zhuxi's "Maifan Poetry")

5.4 Ancient Poems about Thrift

First, Li Shen's "compassion for farmers" in the Tang Dynasty

Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?

Who knows that every grain on the plate is bought by farmers through hard work?

Second, Li Shangyin's epic poems in Tang Dynasty

Looking at the countries and families of former sages, they became thrifty and extravagant.

Throughout history, every wise country's success comes from thrift, and its decline comes from luxury.

Third, Sima Guang's "Self-cultivation" in the Northern Song Dynasty

It is easy to be frugal, but difficult to be frugal.

It's easy to be frugal and difficult to be frugal.

Fourth, Zhuge Liang's "commandments" in the Three Kingdoms period.

Quiet to cultivate one's morality, frugal to cultivate one's morality.

Quiet and self-cultivation, frugal and self-cultivation.

Five, Tang Bai Juyi's "Two Poems of Taiping Music"

I was frugal when I was young, and I sold more soldiers when I was young.

Don't forget to store (store) grain in the harvest year, and pay attention to preventing and avoiding war in peacetime.

6. Poems about frugality

Poetry describing frugality:

Success is like picking dirt, while failure is like waves of sand.

Diligence and thrift, get rid of luxury.

Diligence is never poor, and there is nothing to eat.

It's easy to be frugal and difficult to be frugal.

If you have a home, dung is like treasure; Black sheep, money is like grass

Now Hu Hua is luxurious, and the future will be empty.

There is mangoku grain at home, and the pile is not long.

No kind of gold comes from a thrifty family.

Save a mouthful when you are full and a bucket when you are hungry.

There is a long stream of water, and there is no worry about disaster.

If you save money on alcohol and tobacco, you are bound to ask for help.

If there is a shortage, save it, and save it.

The good thing is to live in peace, the bad thing is to use money.

If you spend half a year carefully, it won't be difficult to meet famine.

There is a reserve every year, and there is no shortage of people in famine years.

The fertile soil is vast and the solar eclipse rises. There are thousands of floors and seven feet of sleep at night.

It is not easy to think about a porridge and a meal; Half a silk and half a wisp, persistent thinking is difficult.