Poems about stingy people

1. What poems describe others' meanness? 1. Grab the mud swallow's mouth, sharpen the iron needle, scrape the face of the Buddha, and search carefully: out of thin air. Looking for peas in quail, cutting lean meat on crane legs, licking fat and oil on mosquito's abdomen. Thanks to the old man!

Source: Yuan Anonymous, "Drunk and peaceful, despise greedy people for small profits".

Grab mud from the swallow's mouth, cut iron chips from the needle, and scrape gold from the bodhisattva's face: out of thin air. Find peas from the throat pouch of quail, chop some lean meat from the leg of crane, and extract fat and oil from the stomach of mosquito. Unfortunately, the old man can't do it.

2. Andy took it for me, pulling out a dime, benefiting the world, not for its benefit.

Source: Mencius in the Warring States Period and his disciples "Mencius Dedicated Articles Twenty-six Sections".

Andy pursues "for me". Pulling out hair is good for the world, and he doesn't want to do it.

3. If things are valuable, the treasure list will not be paid; If you make a promise, you will agree, and there will be no day to go to the bank; Cut the country a penny, cut it, and be insatiable. The more annoying things are, the more intrusive they are, and the more they will be taken away by the state.

Source: Xunzi's Guo Fu in the Warring States Period.

If you use treasures to serve a violent country, you will run out of treasures, but diplomatic relations still cannot be established. They made an alliance with them and made a treaty, but they broke their promise in a few days.

Give up national territory and bribe them, but their desires can't be satisfied. The more obedient they are to them, they will not stop until the property is given away and the state gives it all to them.

4. Repairing books thousands of miles is just for the wall, so it doesn't hurt to make him three feet. The Great Wall of Wan Li is still there today, but I haven't seen Qin Shihuang.

Source: A Letter on Home Care by Zhang Qing Ying.

What does it matter to send a letter from thousands of miles away just because of the wall? The Great Wall of Wan Li is still here today, but we will never see Qin Shihuang again.

If things are urgent, you can donate a lot. If things are dull, you must be cautious.

Source: Ming History, vol. 146, by Zhang Qing Yu Ting and Wan Sitong.

You can donate tens of thousands of gold when things are urgent, and after things calm down, you should not be able to manage a few money.

2. Idioms or poems that describe a person's meanness are nothing. Not a penny, not even a hair, metaphor is very stingy, very selfish.

A miser usually describes an extremely stingy person. Q: "What is the strongest thing in the world?" Confucius said, "Iron rooster, bronze crane, glass mouse, glass cat. These four treasures are nothing. "

You must care about that money, too. Describe it as stingy. It is also a metaphor for being narrow-minded and caring about small things. From Xunzi Guo Fu: "If you cut a penny from the country, you will be insatiable." .

Love money as life, treat money as life. Describe extreme meanness.

Regard money as life and cherish money as life. Describe extremely greedy and stingy.

Gertrude wears summer shoes in winter. Metaphor is too frugal and stingy.

3. Famous sayings or poems that describe people's meanness. What are the famous sayings or poems that describe people?

1, gentleman's righteousness, villain's benefit.

From Kong Qiu's The Analects of Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period, it means that a gentleman knows virtue and a villain knows profit.

2, thousands of miles to repair books just for the wall, let him be three feet. The Great Wall of Wan Li is still there today, but I haven't seen Qin Shihuang.

From Zhang Ying in the Qing Dynasty, "A letter from home is sent only by a wall", which means: What does it matter if you send a letter a thousand miles away, just for a wall of three feet? The Great Wall of Wan Li is still there today, but the then Qin Shihuang is gone.

You can donate a lot if you are in a hurry, and you will be more cautious if you are flat.

In the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Ming Shi (volume 146) means that even gold can be easily donated in case of urgency. But if things have subsided, then even a penny should be carefully considered.

4, Andy for me, pull a hair and benefit the world, not for my use.

Judging from the Twenty-six Verses of Mencius' Dedicated Articles written by Mencius and his disciples during the Warring States Period, that is to say, if Andy showed it to me, even pulling out a hair would be good for the world, he wouldn't do it.

Because of the success, there are four political parties participating in the election, which is obvious.

It comes from the book of songs Zhou Songzhi Jing, which was anonymous in the Spring and Autumn Period. It means: From that Cheng Kang era, Zhou Bang was unified in all directions, wise and SHEN WOO, good at reading words and deeds and haggling over every ounce.

4. Recommend some ancient poems that satirize the meanness of villains. 1, an upright person is calm, while a narrow-minded person is anxious. ..

Said by: Analects of Confucius, a disciple of Confucius in the pre-Qin period.

Interpretation: an upright man is open and poised, take your time. The villain is haggle over every ounce, be swayed by considerations of gain and loss.

2, grab the mud throat, sharpen the iron needle, scrape the golden Buddha face and search, nothing.

From: Yuan Dynasty, anonymous "Drunk peacefully, despise those who eat small profits".

Interpretation: I grabbed the dirt from the swallow's mouth, cut the iron chips from the needle, scraped the gold foil from the Buddha's face, searched too carefully and found something from what I didn't have.

3, a rice needle is worn and eaten, and a penny is cut and filled. See children like mud swallows, love money like blood flies. Hide gold and silver and make cakes to satisfy hunger.

Said by: Anonymous in Yuan Dynasty laughed at greedy Han.

Interpretation: a grain of rice is eaten with a needle, and a penny is cut into several flowers. Everything you say and do is unreasonable. Treat children like swallows in the mud, work hard, treat money like bloodthirsty flies, and never let go. I saved money day and night, and finally I painted cakes to satisfy my hunger.

4, Andy for me, pull a hair and benefit the world, not for my use.

Said by: Mencius in the Warring States Period.

Interpretation: Yang Zhu advocates sacrificing a little interest for himself, even if it is beneficial to the whole world, it is not easy.

5. The master's knife is sharp and sharp, and the mother's hands are light and loose, cut like paper one by one, and lightly packed. Suddenly there was a breeze under the window, floating into the sky, and people hurried to look for it, which had passed the twelve peaks of Wushan.

From: A limerick in Xi Tan Lu by Xiao Shi, a Taoist priest in Qing Dynasty.

Commentary: A wealthy family hired a teacher for his son to make his studies progress day by day. But the couple are very stingy, and three meals a day are the same: a plate of meat slices, thin and few. Mr. Wang wrote a satirical poem: the knife is sharp, the hand is light, the meat is cut as thin as paper, and the meat floats outside when the breeze blows gently. When looking for its trace, the meat has drifted over the twelve peaks of Wushan.

5. Recommend some ancient poems that satirize stingy people, 1, lead a drunken life and dream of death, and laugh at greed for small profits-the Yuan Dynasty was anonymous.

Grab the mouth of Mud Swallow, sharpen the iron needle, scrape the face of Golden Buddha and search carefully: out of thin air. Looking for peas in quail, cutting lean meat on crane legs, licking fat and oil on mosquito's abdomen. Thanks to the old man!

Grab mud from the swallow's mouth, cut iron chips from the needle, and scrape gold from the bodhisattva's face: out of thin air. Find peas from the throat pouch of quail, chop some lean meat from the leg of crane, and extract fat and oil from the stomach of mosquito. It's a pity that your old gentleman can do it.

2. "Wu Ye satirized the greedy Han people"-the Yuan Dynasty was anonymous.

A rice needle is worn and eaten, and a penny is cut and filled. See children like mud swallows, love money like blood flies. Hide gold and silver and make cakes to satisfy hunger.

Eat a grain of rice with a needle and cut a penny into flowers. Everything you say and do is unreasonable. Treat children like swallows in the mud, work hard, treat money like bloodthirsty flies, and never let go. I saved money day and night, and finally I painted cakes to satisfy my hunger.

3, "Heart and soul of Mencius"-Mencius in the Warring States Period

Andy took it for me and pulled out a dime to benefit the world, not for nothing.

Yang Zhu advocates sacrificing a little interest for himself, even if it is beneficial to the whole world, it is not easy.

4. The Analects of Confucius-Confucius disciples in the Spring and Autumn Period

An upright man is open and poised while a petty man is anxious and worried.

A gentleman is open-minded and calm. The villain is haggle over every ounce, be swayed by considerations of gain and loss.

5. "Poems on official banquets"-Xiao Taoist in Qing Dynasty

The master's knife is sharp, and the mistress's hand is light and loose. A piece of paper, light and unparalleled. Suddenly there was a breeze under the window, floating into the sky, and people hurried to look for it, which had passed the twelve peaks of Wushan.

The rich family hired a teacher for their son to make his studies progress day by day, but the couple were very stingy, and three meals a day were the same: a plate of sliced meat, thin and few. Mr. Wang wrote a satirical poem: the knife is sharp, the hand is light, the meat is cut as thin as paper, and the meat floats outside when the breeze blows gently. When looking for its trace, the meat has drifted over the twelve peaks of Wushan.

6. Sentences describing meanness 1. He is a very stingy person.

Her boss is a man who loves money like a dog. He is a real miser.

He is not a generous man. He is really a miser.

6. He is very stingy. 7. She regards money as her life.

8. She is never generous. 9. She is really a miser.

10, what a cheapskate! 1 1, help him do things without even a sip of wine. 12, you can't marry a woman if you have a daughter-in-law.

13, shit can't be pulled out. 14, that money is hidden, I'm afraid people will know how much I have saved.

15, if anyone asks him to invite a guest, it is also the sun coming out in the west. 16, Wang Xiang sees people obedient and kind, and speaks out. People are sick, eat and drink without tears, and make meritorious deeds when they are knighted. We can't bear to give, this so-called woman's kindness is also.

17, this kind of person can only enter but not exit, so it is better to trade less. 18, only people who borrow goods from others can never borrow things from their families, so I'm afraid of nothing.

7. It is recorded in Li Kaixian's ancient poem "Smile" that an anonymous poet in the Yuan Dynasty wrote a poem full of irony, entitled "Gong Zheng Drunk Too Peace": grasping at mud, grinding iron needles, scraping the face of the Buddha, searching carefully, and making something out of nothing. Cranes look for peas in quails and cut lean meat on their legs. Mosquitoes have fat and oil in their bellies, thanks to the old man. The anonymous "Mocking the Greedy Man" in Yuan Dynasty satirized a miser: a rice needle was eaten and a penny was cut. See children like mud swallows, love money like blood flies. Hide gold and silver and make cakes to satisfy hunger! There is a story in Xi Tan Lu written by Xiao Shi, a Taoist priest in Qing Dynasty: a rich family finally hired a teacher for his son. The teacher has a wide range of knowledge, and he carefully teaches the sons of rich families to make their studies progress. But the couple are very stingy, and they provide their husbands with the same three meals a day: a plate of meat slices, thin and few. Because of his face, Mr. Wang is inconvenient to say it directly, pretending to be sarcastic: the master's knife is sharp, and the wife's hand is light and loose; A piece of paper, light and unparalleled. Suddenly there was a breeze under the window, blowing into the sky. Hurriedly make people look for its trace, and it has passed the twelve peaks of Wushan.

I don't know. Although the husband and wife read the dissatisfaction and ridicule in Mr. Wang's poem, they didn't take it to heart and even refused to improve the food for Mr. Wang. The daily food is still a plate of thin meat. Helpless, Mr. Wang wrote another poem mocking it: it takes a lot of time for a chef to approve a shallow shop. I dare not open the window for fear that the wind will blow over Taihu Lake.

If you are afraid that he can't understand this ancient poem, you can ask, I'll make you a vernacular poem now.

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8. About stingy words, sentences and words:

It's stingy not to give a dime.

Love money as life, treat money as life. Describe extreme meanness.

Love money like life. Some people love money like life. Describe very greedy and despicable.

People who are barren are fat and barren: thin, which means stingy; Fat: fat, extended to greed. I am mean to others, but I am greedy.

A generous loser will not hesitate to donate money to help others. Mostly used in society and the masses.

Not a hair, not a hair. Yang Zhu's extreme egoism. After describing people as very stingy and selfish.

Money is like life. Money is as important as life. Metaphor is extremely stingy.

Gertrude wears summer shoes in winter. Metaphor is too frugal and stingy.

Notched tweezers tweezers are used to pluck hair, but notched tweezers are not. So it is used to describe a miser.

It is difficult to give up charity: it was originally called by Sakyamuni's disciples, and later it took the meaning of "kindness", meaning "cherish money". S: charity. Refers to people who cherish money and are unwilling to give it to others. Often used to ridicule people for being stingy.

Treat money like life to describe people's meanness, treat money like life.

Two baht is more like one baht, and one or two is haggling over every ounce. Describe it as stingy.

Miser [explanation] A rich and very stingy person.