Satire selfish classical Chinese.

1. Find some classical Chinese words to describe people's greed and selfishness. Better give a few more words. Thank you for your indulgence in the world. Don't avoid commodities to enrich your room. I don't know if I'm tired for myself, so as not to accumulate. Even if you are lazy, you will be abandoned, and you will get sick if you move. If you can afford it, but you don't like it, you will respect your position and get a lot of money, but you will be insatiable, so that you will be close to danger and you will not know how to quit before you die. Although its shape is big, its name is also named, and wisdom is a bug. It's enough to mourn your husband! (Selected from Liu Zongyuan's Biography of Slugs in Tang Dynasty)

Translation:

Now those insatiable people in the world, when they see money, don't avoid it and use it to increase their property. They don't know that wealth and commodities have become their own burdens, but they are afraid that the accumulation of wealth is not enough. When they collapsed due to negligence, some were dismissed from office, and some were exiled to remote areas, which was considered as suffering. If they are used, they don't think about repentance. They think about improving their status and increasing their wages every day. They are insatiable and almost fall to their death. They see those who commit suicide because they are desperately corrupt officials, and they don't know how to learn from them. Even though they look huge and are called "people", they are as knowledgeable as bugs. It's so sad!

2. What is the sentence that satirizes others' "narrow-mindedness" in classical Chinese? 1. If everyone is fair, the world will be peaceful; Everyone is selfish, and the world is in chaos. -Liu E

If everyone is fair and honest and can consider the collective interests or the interests of others, then there will be no disputes in the world; If everyone is selfish only for his own personal interests, then the world will become filthy.

Selfishness is an obstacle to success. Kun Lv

Selfishness is an obstacle to success, which means selfishness is an obstacle to success. Tell us to be tolerant and considerate of others.

3. Gentleman's righteousness, villain's benefit. -Kong Qiu's "The Analects of Confucius"

A gentleman values morality, while a villain values interests.

An honest man is open and poised, and villains often sympathize with each other. -Confucius The Analects of Confucius

A gentleman is open-minded and calm. Little people haggle over every ounce.

5. People who love others will always love others; People who respect others will always respect others. -"Mencius Li Lou"

People who love others will always love others; People who respect others will always be respected by others.

6. Be good as water and have virtue. Laozi

The highest state of good deeds, like the nature of water, is greedy and does not strive for fame and fortune.

Idiom: Clever, narrow-minded, vengeful and selfish.

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Interpretation: Rubin and Thai baht: both were very small units of weight in ancient times. Described as stingy, he must care about money. It is also a metaphor for being narrow-minded and caring about small things.

Source: Song Chen Wenwei's Collection of Chen Kezhai: "Mr. is implicit; See you at work; Weigh; Must be compared. "

2. narrow-minded [x and n xi don't ng xi

Interpretation: I can't hold anything in my heart, I am extremely self-centered and selfish. I only have myself in my heart, and no one else can appear. Narrow-minded, fond of holding grudges, unwilling to forgive others easily.

Source: Ming? Shi Naian's "Outlaws of the Marsh" returns to the twentieth time: "Today, many heroes gather here, arguing that Wang Lun is narrow-minded, jealous of talents and unreasonable, so he merged with this fellow, and it is not Lin Chong who wants this person."

You must submit your complaint.

Interpretation: Staring when angry refers to the smallest hatred. Even the smallest resentment, such as a wink, should be retaliated. Metaphor is extremely narrow-minded.

Source: Historical Records Biography of Fan Sui and Cai Ze: "The virtue of a meal will be rewarded, and the resentment of a meal will be rewarded."

4. Selfishness [ancestors and ancestors]

Interpretation: Selfishness is very heavy, only for personal interests.

Source: Biography of the Book of Jin Penny: "The connection of troubles must be out of selfishness, but it is based on desire."

3. Is there a famous saying in ancient China that satirizes people's selfishness? I shouldn't hurt myself and benefit the world.

(Miser Andy's famous saying) But he has the latter sentence, I won't do anything for myself at the expense of the world. A gentleman is figurative, while a villain is figurative.

-Kong Qiu can't tolerate others, and he doesn't deserve to be tolerated by others. -bernays Everyone is good, then the world is peaceful; Everyone is selfish, and the world is in chaos.

-Liu E Selfishness is an obstacle to success. -Lv Kun's past is like smoke, and his heart is selfless and generous.

-Tao Zhu Everyone is selfish (Plautus) Selfishness is always there (Voltaire) Selfishness is the source of all things (Southey) Selfishness is calm, it is a natural force, you can say that trees are selfish (Luo Lu Stevenson). Dominant selfishness is often misunderstood as a person's sacred enthusiasm for the cause of mankind (El harbert). Thank you.

4. The poem expressing selfishness is 1, drunk and peaceful.

Year: Yuan

Author: anonymous

Grab the mouth of Mud Swallow, sharpen the iron needle, scrape the face of the Buddha and search carefully, but find something in nothingness. Look for peas in quail, lean meat on egrets' legs, and fat and oil in mosquitoes' bellies. Thank you, old man!

Grab the mud from the swallow's mouth, grind the iron on the needle, and scrape the gold on the bodhisattva's face with gold, out of nothing. It's a pity that you can find peas in the throat sac of quail, chop some lean meat on the leg of crane and lick fat and oil in the stomach of mosquito.

2. Year: Tang Dynasty

Author: anonymous

Does the prefect of Xuancheng know that a foot of carpet uses two thousand silk? People who don't know the cold should keep warm, take less clothes and make lichens.

"Xuancheng satrap know, a carpet with two thousand silk. I don't know if cold people should be warm, take less clothes and make lichens. " This was written by an anonymous author in the Tang Dynasty. Ironically, the state officials of that era tried their best to offer carpets to the emperor regardless of the affordability of the people. This satrap is working so hard, for what? Another Tang poem commented: "Last year, when we passed this county, people in the county were speechless. This year, Zhu was killed in the county, covered in blood. " I see, the picture is for promotion.

It is said that Bai Juyi wrote The Red Carpet.

5. The satirist deceives people. Original text: Today, ping fu and Curie Lane admire each other, and wine and food games compete. They took off each other with a smile, and their lungs and liver shook hands and vowed to live and die together. If it is true; Once you have a small interest, it's like hair, if you don't know it.

If you fall into the trap, you will be rescued by different hands, pushed back and hit the stone again. This is suitable for animals to do things that Yidi can't bear, while people think they can do it.

Han Yu's Epitaph of Liu Zihou: Today, some people in the neighborhood admire and please each other. Some people often eat, drink, talk big, smile as much as possible, express their willingness to live under each other's hands, shake hands, show each other the shape of their liver and lungs, and point to tears, vowing not to abandon their friends regardless of life or death, which is almost as credible as truth. Once you encounter a small conflict of interest, as small as a hair, you will turn your face and deny people. When a friend falls into a trap, he won't reach out to save him. Instead, he will take the opportunity to push him and throw stones down. There are such people everywhere! This should be something that even those animals and savages can't bear to do, but those people think they have a way.

6. What should be the answer to the classical Chinese truth enlightenment class? The bad guys who bully others can be arrogant for a while, but in the end they will never have a good end.

Waiting for the rabbit: you can't stick to narrow experience; Don't know how to change; Or take risks for nothing.

Naoko is suspicious of his neighbors: if you don't respect the facts and judge right and wrong only by the closeness of feelings, you will make subjective guesses, draw wrong conclusions and hurt yourself.

Lead the baby into the river: don't be subjective, but proceed from reality. Different objects or situations will change the way to deal with problems, and different people will also change.

Supplement: It warns people that if they don't respect the facts and only judge right or wrong by the closeness of their feelings, they will make subjective guesses, draw wrong conclusions and hurt themselves. On the other hand, the old people in the neighborhood told us to give advice to others and try our best to make them accept it. The same thing happens to different people, and it is not correct to treat it differently. Do things fairly, seek truth from facts and treat things fairly.

7. Spiders and silkworms explain the truth in classical Chinese. The spider said, "I am full and old all day, and my mouth is full of latitude and longitude, and my mouth is bright, so I wrapped it up."

Silkworm women fuck you into boiling soup and smoke you into filaments, which is a loss of consciousness. However, suicide is also a coincidence and not stupid! The silkworm replied to the spider, "I committed suicide."

I spit out the article, the son of heaven is the dragon (gǔn), and the official is the embroidery (fú). Which one is not mine? You are xiāo, and you are camping on your stomach. You spit warp and weft, weave a web, and you wait in the meantime. You will be satisfied if you kill anyone who sees mosquitoes, bees and butterflies. Joe is Joe, how can you stand it! The spider said, "if you look for others, you will look for yourself, not for me!" " "Alas, those who are silkworms and not spiders are widowed! [Edit this paragraph] Note: Solids are self-packing: make ... solid.

I killed myself: of course. Jingwei: The straight line of fabric is called warp and the horizontal line is called weft.

Jue: a pronoun synonymous with "qi" B: Just right.

Articles: refers to cloth with patterns. Dragon: Dragon clothing, the clothing of ancient emperors.

Embroidery: clothes worn during sacrifice. Abdomen: fasting.

[Edit this paragraph] The spider said to the silkworm, "You should eat enough every day until you are old. Mouth spit out staggered silk, golden, firmly wrapped himself.

Silkworm girl put you in boiling water, spun you into silk, and lost your body. In that case, isn't it foolish for your intelligence to be used to commit suicide? The silkworm replied to the spider, "I really committed suicide." All the silk I spit out turned into patterned cloth. The emperor wears a formal dress and the officials offer sacrifices. Which one was not made by me? Now you weave a web on an empty stomach, spit out criss-crossing silk and weave it into a web to serve.

Mosquitoes, bees, butterflies, etc. I didn't kill them when I passed, and I didn't let them eat. What a coincidence! How cruel! "The spider said," Think of others and be yourself; I'd rather be myself for myself. "

Alas, few people in the world are silkworms instead of spiders! [Edit this paragraph] It means this fable, praising the selflessness, nobility and dedication of silkworms and criticizing cold-blooded and cruel spiders.