A clean hand wants no washing. What's the next sentence?

The next sentence of "A straight body is not afraid of a crooked shadow" is "A straight body is not afraid of a crooked shadow".

It means that as long as a person stands up straight, he doesn't have to worry about the oblique shadow, and as long as his feet stand up straight, he doesn't have to worry about the crooked shoes. Used to describe people who do things right, and when they do it right, there is nothing to be afraid of.

Common sentences

1, the root is not afraid of the wind, a straight foot is not afraid of the shadow.

2. A straight body is not afraid of a crooked shadow, but real gold is not afraid of a stove fire.

3, a straight body is not afraid of a crooked shadow, and a wise man does not do dark things.

4. At the end of the line, do it right.

Drums don't need heavy hammers, and celebrities don't need to repeat them.

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In the third year of Mongolia's unification (1262), Prime Minister Antong sent Zhang Wu, the official department minister, to see Qi Zhicheng with a book (Quan Zhen was in charge of teaching). At first glance, the wise man asked the side of "self-cultivation, keeping the family in order and governing the country", and the real person said: "The body is upright and the shadow is positive; The evil of the body is the evil of the shadow. The doctor is thick, not thin; Live in fact, not in China. "

It means: If you stand upright, your shadow will stand upright; if you don't stand upright, your shadow won't stand upright. Doctors are solemn but not mean, and live in simple houses, not luxurious places.