Use the word "happy to hear the past" to form a sentence?

1. A complete collection of 500 four-character idioms: Wen, Xi, Guo. What idioms do these four characters form?

If you hear it, you will be happy [wén guò zé xǐ]

[Definition] Guo: fault; Ze: just. When you hear others criticizing your own shortcomings or mistakes, express welcome and high praise...

[Source] "Reply to Feng Su Shu" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "Zi Lu is happy when he hears his faults; Yu gets off the bus when he hears Chang's words. "Thank you."

2. The four-character idiom "You will be happy if you hear something"

If you hear it, you will be happy [wén guò zé xǐ]

[Definition] Guo: fault; Then: Just. When you hear others criticizing your own shortcomings or mistakes, express welcome and high praise...

[Source] "Reply to Feng Su Shu" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "Zi Lu will be happy when he hears his fault; Yu will get off the bus when he hears Chang's words. "Thank you."

3. Idioms about being happy if you have heard it [Definition] I feel happy when I hear someone criticizing my faults. Describes accepting criticism humbly. Guo: fault, mistake.

[Quote] "Reply to Feng Su Shu" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "When Zi Lu heard that he was passing by, he was happy; when Yu heard Chang's words, he got off the car and worshiped."

[Distinguish the shape] Hear; Cannot write "文".

[Similar meaning] Strict self-discipline, knowing the faults, will correct them

[Antonym] Modifying the literary faults, not knowing the mistakes, but not correcting them

[Usage] Used as a compliment. Generally used as predicate and attributive.

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4. If you hear it and you are happy, it will form an idiom.

If you hear it and you are happy, it will form an idiom: if you hear it, you will be happy.

Pinyin: [ wén guò zé xǐ ]

Definition: To express welcome and happiness when others criticize one's shortcomings or mistakes. Refers to accepting opinions humbly. "Mencius Gongsun Chou": "Zi Lu, when people tell him that he has made mistakes, he will be happy."

Source: Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "Reply to Feng Su Shu": "Zi Lu is happy when he hears that he has made mistakes; Yu heard Chang Yan. Then get off the car and worship."

Synonyms: Change your mind and turn over a new leaf if you know your mistakes

Antonyms: Don't correct your mistakes if you know they are wrong

Sentences:

1. If you hear it, you will be happy. If you know your mistakes, you will not hide them and you will not be afraid to correct them.

2. Regarding the criticism from the masses, leading cadres should adopt the attitude of being happy after hearing it.

3. Whether you are happy after hearing it and have the courage to criticize yourself, or whether you hide your illness and insist on your mistakes, these are two completely different attitudes.

4. There are two completely different attitudes towards criticism. One is happy after hearing it, and the other is angry after hearing it.

5. Four characters form the idiom "if you have heard it, then you will be happy"

If you have heard it, you will be happy

Pinyin: wén guò zé xǐ

Explanation : Guo: fault; then: just. Welcome and be happy to hear others criticize your shortcomings or mistakes. Refers to accepting opinions humbly.

Source: "Mencius Gongsun Chou": "People in Zilu will be happy if they tell you that they have made a mistake."

Example sentences: Therefore, if he hears that he has made a mistake, he will be happy, and he will not hide his fault when he knows it. Don’t worry about changing your ways.

Lu Jiuyuan of the Song Dynasty, "A Letter to Fu Mimei"

Pinyin code: wgzx

Synonyms: Strict with oneself, correct one's mistakes once one knows them

Antonyms: Cover up one's faults, know one's faults Don’t change

Lantern riddles: pleasant to the ears; listening to jokes; fragrant and smiling

Usage: used as predicates and attributives; referring to accepting opinions humbly

English: feel happy when told of one's errors

6. If you have heard it, you will like the idiom in classical Chinese

To sacrifice oneself and do good to others

Explanation: with: praise, sponsorship; for : to do; good: good deeds. It means encouraging people to learn well. Now it means helping people with kindness.

From: "Mencius Gongsun Chou": "Thinking of others as good is to do good to others. Therefore, a gentleman is most likely to do good to others."

Example: I think you priests are also~ , will never embarrass me. ◎Chapter 9 of "A Brief History of Civilization" by Li Baojia of the Qing Dynasty

[Edit this paragraph] Idiom information

Pronunciation yǔ rén wéi shànBe kind to others

Source "Mencius Gongsun "Chou Shang": "Thinking others good is to do good to others. Therefore, there is nothing greater than a gentleman doing good to others."

Interpretation: praise, support; for: to do; good: good deeds. It means encouraging people to learn well. Now it means helping people with kindness.

Usage as predicate, object, attributive; with complimentary meaning

Structure verb-object form

Synonyms: doing good and accumulating virtue

Antonyms: ulterior motives, ulterior motives

Lantern riddle Gui, in the boudoir

After a while, the woodpecker eats pests [1]

[Edit this paragraph] Idiom story

During the Warring States Period, Mencius often used Zilu's example to teach students in class: "Zilu was very open-minded and listened to others pointing out his faults and shortcomings, and then corrected them. Historically, all gentlemen learn from the strengths and strengths of others and perform good deeds themselves. . This is true for Shun, Yu, etc. The highest virtue of a gentleman is to be kind to others." [1]

[Edit this paragraph] Idiom examples

◎I think you priests are also kind to others. Don't want to embarrass me. (Chapter 9 of "A Brief History of Civilization" by Li Baojia of the Qing Dynasty)

◎In order to consolidate and develop social public affairs, news and public opinion supervision should follow the spirit of principle, constructiveness and kindness to others. Its highest priority is The purpose is to protect the interests of the people, not to undermine the confidence and enthusiasm of the people and undermine the orderly development of society.

◎Proper handling has a broad meaning. Being kind to others is also considered proper handling, and being strict with others is also considered proper handling. There is a lot of room for improvement, and it all depends on how he is willing to do it.

◎For more than 100 years, generations of nurses have composed a song of praise and tears with their blooming youth, their kindheartedness, their perseverance, their patience and tenacity, and their broad ideals of helping the world and saving people. Beautiful music.

7. Idiom Story: I am happy after hearing it

Phonetic: wén guò zé xǐ

Idiom Story During the Warring States Period, Mencius talked to his disciples about the courage to accept criticism. When asked, name three people in history who were good at accepting other people's opinions, namely Zilu, Yu and Shun. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Zilu, a native of Lu, was one of Confucius' disciples. He was honest, upright and brave. When others pointed out his shortcomings, he accepted them humbly and was very happy.

The allusion is that passers-by tell people that they will be happy if they have made mistakes. "Mencius Gongsun Chou"

Explained: fault; then: just. Welcome and be happy to hear others criticize your shortcomings or mistakes. Refers to accepting opinions humbly.

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8. Two idioms in the article "I am happy to hear them"

Sacrifice oneself and serve others, and be kind to others

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9. Idioms that make you happy after hearing them

The answer is to sacrifice oneself and serve others, and to be kind to others

To sacrifice oneself and obey others

Phonetic notation shě jǐ cóng rén

Explanation: give up; obey: obey. Give up one's own opinions and obey the opinions of others.

Be kind to others

Pronunciation yǔ rén wéi shàn

Definition: praise, sponsorship; for: to do; good: good deeds. It refers to approving people to learn well. Now it refers to helping people in good faith.

10. Idioms like hearing about mistakes

I am happy after hearing it

wénguòzéxǐ

[Definition] When I hear someone criticizing my faults, I feel happy. Describes the content of accepting criticism humbly. Guo: fault, mistake.

[Quote] "Reply to Feng Su Shu" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "When Zi Lu heard that he was passing by, he was happy; when Yu heard Chang's words, he got off the car and worshiped."

[Distinguish the shape] Hear; Cannot write "文".

[Similar meaning] Strict self-discipline, knowing the faults, will correct them

[Antonym] Modifying the literary faults, not knowing the mistakes, but not correcting them

[Usage] Used as a compliment. Generally used as predicate and attributive.