What are some famous sayings about don’t talk nonsense if you don’t understand?

1. "Collection of Famous Sages" by Confucian scholars of the Southern Song Dynasty: When drinking with a close friend, a thousand cups is too little, and half a sentence is too much to say without speculation.

Interpretation: Drinking with a close friend, even if you drink a thousand cups, it is not enough; if you have different opinions, the conversation cannot be compatible, so just stay silent. ?

2. Han Dynasty Dai Sheng's "Book of Rites·缁衣": The gentleman and the Taoist prohibit others from doing what they say, so what they say must be taken into account, and what they do must be based on their consequences, so that the people will be cautious. Be careful in your words and careful in your deeds.

Interpretation: A gentleman guides others with words and uses actions to explain what cannot be done. Therefore, the final result must be considered when speaking, and the consequences must be considered for actions. Then the people will be cautious in their words and actions. .

3. Song Huihong's "Records of the City God's Temple in Gao'an": "Those who have made great achievements in writing for five hundred years cannot convey their meaning, and I always sigh."

Interpretation: Five hundred years. I once lamented that the words and sentences of those who wrote about the heroes of the previous generations could not accurately express their meanings and feelings.

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Words related to "Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand":

1. Be careful with your words and actions: Be careful with your words and actions.

From: Ming Dynasty Zhu Guozhen's "Yongzhuan Essay·Du Xing": There is nothing wrong with being cautious in words and deeds. Let me count the number of people in my hometown.

Interpretation: Be careful in your words and actions without making mistakes. Let’s count how many people in our place have done this.

2. Argument based on reason: refers to trying to protect one's own rights and interests, opinions, etc. based on reason. It is often used to refer to people who have reasons to argue vigorously.

From: Ba ??Jin's "Home": Let us continue to argue and argue, and we will not leave until we achieve our goal.