Please explain in detail: things are not chaotic, things are not idle, words are true, and no desire is just. If it is spring breeze, if it is autumn frost, it is like money, and the outer circle is i

Please explain in detail: things are not chaotic, things are not idle, words are true, and no desire is just. If it is spring breeze, if it is autumn frost, it is like money, and the outer circle is inside. Don't panic when things are complicated, just don't panic when things are complicated. Be calm, improvise, be methodical, do things well and achieve the expected goals.

Don't be idle, that is, don't be ridiculous when you have nothing to relax. Rational and prudent, quiet and open-minded, temperate in behavior, honest, live a good life and get comfort and happiness.

Keep your word, that is to say, a person must keep his word, and since he has said it, he must keep his promise.

No desire is rigid, and only when people have no worldly desires can they reach the realm of righteousness.

Take money as an example. The term "inside the outer circle" refers to China's old copper coins with a square hole in the middle. That is to say, if you think this is the truth and the absolutely right thing, it should be as square as the square hole on the money and should be adhered to. However, your attitude towards people should be harmonious and harmonious, that is, "round". But the so-called' circle' here is not' smooth'. In principle, it must be as serious as autumn frost. When you get along with others, you should be as kind as the "spring breeze".

Behind this sentence is Huang Yanpei's motto for his son. I've been looking for it for a long time. To tell the truth, I understand it myself, but I'm afraid I can't explain it well, so I found the meaning of the last paragraph of Huang Yanpei's son on the Internet. I didn't understand the real meaning until I read it.