What are the classic Chinese sentences about gossip?

If you don't teach and learn, you won't see your own shortcomings. It's from Han Yu's book "People Make Themes" in the Tang Dynasty. It means: if you don't teach others and your own study, you can't find your own shortcomings and deficiencies.

A serious illness born of learning is well known from Wang Yangming's Biography in the Ming Dynasty. It means: the most taboo in learning is to covet a false name.

The sage is in the world, and the ignorance of shame comes from Yang Xiong's "eyes-catching gentleman" in Han Dynasty. It means: saints will be ashamed of something they don't know about the world.

Those who don't learn can't keep their promises; Those who have no determination can't survive Shi Yang's "Essays on Learning Two Processes" in Song Dynasty. Appointment: master the essentials. It means: if you are not knowledgeable enough, you can't get to the point; If your ambition is not firm enough, you won't try to achieve it.

You can make an appointment to learn blogging, just learn a story from Wang Tingxiang's "Be cautious in words and actions" in the Ming Dynasty. Jane: Simplicity is a necessity. Important: important. It means: you have profound knowledge to get the gist; Things have gone through a lot before we know their importance. Explain that people should learn more and experience more.

You don't have to be knowledgeable to learn, but you should learn from Luo Dajing's Record of He Lin Yu in the Song Dynasty. It means: knowledge doesn't have to be profound, the most important thing is to be able to apply what you have learned.

If you have a teacher, you will be a great treasure; Without teachers and laws, the catastrophe of mankind also comes from Xunzi's Confucian effect. Dharma: testimonies. It means: being able to learn from others is the most precious thing for people; Without teachers and testimonies, it is the most unfortunate thing for people.

Confucianism does not advance, but it is better than Lu Xiangshan's quotations. It means: learners can't make progress just because they are too self-righteous and complacent.

The fundamental reason why scholars don't make progress is to correct their own shortcomings, so as not to make others laugh at themselves and not know. A smile is a shame, but a lifelong smile is not a shame, but it comes from "Motto Lian Bi Learning Class". C: No. It means: the fundamental reason why learners can't make progress is to protect their weaknesses so that others won't laugh at their ignorance. It is a shame to be laughed at once, but isn't it a shame to be laughed at for life?

Learning is not as good as learning, and hesitation comes from the Analects of Confucius. It means: learning is like chasing something, always afraid of not catching up, catching up and afraid of losing.

Soliloquy, Gao Shi does not give up, vulgar husband is not good; A deceptive book is praised by fools and escaped by saints. It comes from Wang Chong's On Balance and Self-discipline in Han Dynasty, and it is very unique: it has unique opinions. Escape: escape. It means: noble people have original ideas and don't give up, and mediocre people don't like it; Fools readily recite deceptive books, while sages avoid them.

Scholars don't suffer from lack of talent and ambition, which originated from Xu Gan's Annals of Zhong Lun in Han Dynasty. Support: rich. It means: a reader is not afraid of not being rich in intelligence, but not determined in ambition.

It's not ugly or evil, I don't know. This is from Lv Chunqiu, Xia Meng and Ji Yongzhong. No: don't. Ugliness: shame. Evil: hate, dislike, fear. It means: it is an advantage not to be ashamed of not being able to do something, and not to be afraid of not knowing something.

Learning is not enough to cultivate one's morality and govern others, but judging from the chronological order of Fang Bao in Qing Dynasty, learning is useless. It means: If you can't improve your self-cultivation and serve the society, it is useless knowledge.

Being born without learning is the same as not being born; Learning without knowing is equal to not learning; Knowing but not doing, but not knowing, comes from Yu Yu's Autologous Blood by Huang in Song Dynasty. It means: being alive and not knowing how to learn is like not being born; Learning without understanding is like not learning; If you understand the truth and don't implement it, it's just like not understanding the truth.

Mechanics, such as ploughing, can be supplemented by diligence. But if there are many kinds of storytelling, it is from Liu Guo's poem "Academy" in the Song Dynasty when he was 30 years old. Species: planting, here refers to diligent study. Barnyard grass: When the crops are ripe, it is a metaphor for success. It means: studying hard is like farming hard. Do you know whether you should be diligent or lazy? As long as you read more books, you will always have great success.

Everything is inferior, but reading comes from Wang Zhu's prodigy poems in Song Dynasty. It means: all walks of life are hopeless, and only reading is the noblest. It shows the prejudice of the old society against various industries.

Jade chips are full, not for treasure; The reason why poetry and calligraphy are negative is not because there is a sentence from Huan Kuan's Theory of Salt and Iron in the Han Dynasty. Reed: The box. Basket: a bamboo book box that can be carried on the back. It means: a box full of broken jade is not a treasure; Just because you read a few boxes of books doesn't mean you have mastered the truth.

A book that believes in Mencius wholeheartedly is better than a book without Mencius. Book: This refers specifically to Shangshu. It means: If you believe everything in Shangshu, you might as well not have Shangshu. Now it means not to be superstitious about books and not to be bound by them.

However, it is useless not to study, which also comes from Zhu Shunshui's Preface to Send Lin Daorong to the East in Qing Dynasty. It means: I'm not worried about the uselessness of reading, but I'm afraid of not reading.

After reading it for a hundred times, the meaning of the book comes from the biography of the reflection of Wei Zhi and Wang Su, in which Wei Lue is quoted. Meaning: If you can read a book hundreds of times, you will naturally understand its meaning.

Live near and know far, know the past in today, and learn from Li Wenzi's music. It means: if you want to live near and know far, and live in the modern and know the ancient, only learning can do it.

If you want to know what's going on in the world, you must read an ancient book in Feng Menglong's Wake Up, Keep Your Words, Make Your Property Name in Ming Dynasty. It means: If you want to understand the vicissitudes of the world, you must read the books of the ancients.

It's better to write an article about Tang Biao in Qing Dynasty than to read ten articles. "You have to do more articles before you can quote proverbs in Mastery". It means: it is better to read ten articles than to write one yourself.

Reading is precious to the mind, and nothing is kept. This sentence comes from Xu Hongjun's poem Shu Huai in Qing Dynasty. Things: engage in. It means that the most important thing in reading is to be able to understand the main idea of the book, rather than sticking to its chapters and sentences.

Reading is busy, but swimming is interesting. Don't give up your rights if you don't know. You need to think about the poem Reading written by Lu Jiuyuan in the Song Dynasty. Busy: I'm in a hurry. Han Yong: Slowly digest. Right: temporarily. It means: reading is the most taboo to be hasty and eager for success. If you can calm down and experience it slowly, you will have endless interest in it. If you can't understand, put it down, but you must use your brain immediately and take the time to think about what you need urgently.

When reading a book with words, you should know whether there are words. From the four books of Lushan in Ming Dynasty. It means: reading can't just stay in the superficial meaning of words, but more importantly, we should understand the truth of life from it.

Only books are colorful; However, literature is rich and beautiful, and Baihui comes from Pi Rixiu's Muzhen in the Tang Dynasty. Color: color. Xizi: It is the beauty stone of Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period. Baihui: All kinds of flowers. It means: only books are the most beautiful, even more beautiful than stones; Only articles are the most beautiful, even more beautiful than flowers.

Read as many books as possible, read more business books, read less articles and read no miscellaneous books. Burning Books is also from Lv Kun's Literature in the Ming Dynasty. It means: read all books that reveal the truth of things, read more books that explain how to do things, read as few books that explain the rules and expressions of articles as possible, don't read books that are just for fun, and only burn books that preach crooked ways.

My life is limited, and so is my knowledge. From Zhuangzi, a health care master. My life is limited, but my knowledge is infinite.

A day without writing poetry, the heart is like an abandoned well. From Jia Dao's poem "Play as a Friend" in Tang Dynasty. If I don't write poetry for a day, I feel my heart is as dry as an abandoned well.

A word of praise is better than China's gift, and a word of insult is better than the city's denunciation. From Fan Ning's Preface to the Collection of Gu Liang in the Spring and Autumn Period in Jin Dynasty. Transcendence: transcendence. Zhou Hua: Clothing of ancient princes and nobles. City court: a place where people gather. It means: even a word of praise for work is more glorious than clothes given to princes and nobles; Even if you belittle the work a few words, it is more humiliating than whipping it in the crowd.

Modern people love the ancients, and clear words and beautiful sentences must be neighbors. It means: don't despise modern people, but also admire the ancients. As long as you have clear pronunciation and beautiful sentences, you must learn from them.

The decline of Wen Qi in the Eight Dynasties came from Su Shi's Chaozhou Chinese Temple Monument in the Song Dynasty. Eight Dynasties: refers to the Eastern Han Dynasty, Jin Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Qi Dynasty, Liang Dynasty, Chen Dynasty and Sui Dynasty. The decline of eight dynasties refers to the prevalence of parallel prose since the Eastern Han Dynasty and other eight dynasties. It is difficult to express the content in detail, just stylized and grandiose writing. Han Yu's articles have revived the traditional ancient prose that has been declining since the Eighth Generation.

Second, Cao's name and reputation have been destroyed, and he has lived up to generations. From the Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Drama as Six Jueju". Ercao: You. Rivers: Yangtze River and Yellow River. It means: in the future, your name will be destroyed, but the poems of the "Four Masters" will still be passed down forever like the Yangtze River and the Yellow River.

After seeing the present, I still see the past, from the preface to Lanting Collection by Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty. It means: future generations judge us just as we judge our predecessors. It shows that treating the works of predecessors can neither respect the past but despise the present, nor respect the present and despise the present.

There are talented people in Jiangshan generation, each leading the way for hundreds of years, starting with Zhao Yi's poem "On Poetry" in Qing Dynasty. Jiangshan: country. Coquettish: coquettish, that is, harmonious and dissolute, here generally refers to poetry creation. It means: every dynasty in history will have talented people, create a new generation of styles and lead the poetry world for hundreds of years.

There is a reason for its persistence, and its legitimacy comes from Xunzi Fei Shierzi. Hold: advocate. It shows that his views are well-founded and reasonable. After that, it generally refers to well-founded arguments and well-founded remarks. It is also commonly known as "holding is for a reason and makes sense."

Strange prose appreciation * * *, and doubt is separated from the poem "Two Movements" by Tao Yuanming in Jin Dynasty. Wen Qi: Good article. Phase: * * Same. It means: there are good articles to enjoy together and problems to analyze together. Later generations often use its antonym, which means to take out bad articles for everyone to criticize and analyze.

The law of the Spring and Autumn Period often blames saints for coming from the book of the new Emperor Taizong. Chunqiu: It is said that Chunqiu was written by Confucius and is one of the Confucian classics. It means: In the Spring and Autumn Annals, talented and virtuous people are often criticized. Explain that history books are very strict about people.

If you have a broom at home, you can enjoy the Golden Daughter in Cao Pi's Classic Essays. The broken broom at home is also considered priceless. Metaphor without self-knowledge, can't see their own shortcomings.

All the books are written for Mi and Liang, and they are from "Recalling History" by Gong Zizhen in Qing Dynasty. Miliang: refers to food in general. It means: writing is just to make a living. Originally a confession of the author, it is often used to satirize some short-sighted and ambitious authors.

Full of absurd words, a bitter tear. Dou Yun's author is crazy, but who knows that the taste comes from Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty? It means: to others, the whole article is full of absurd words, but in fact it is full of the author's infinite bitterness and bitterness. It is said that the author is too crazy, but who can really understand the taste of each class? Explain that unknown thoughts and feelings are often hidden in articles.