Classical Chinese essays describing bullying that goes too far

1. Words used to describe people who are domineering

Pride

Show off your strength, stand high, walk alone, have seen it, look forward to it, be good at it, be a teacher, cheer for the six arrogant soldiers, they will be defeated, be proud and complacent Self-defeating, taking credit, arrogant tiger *** Can't touch, arrogant, arrogant about everything, the east wind is unmanned, Xiao Yi Ying has a serious mind, who else is arrogant, domineering, arrogant, forgetful of others, forgetful of others, only I am the only one, and go away to be pretentious

Arrogant

Don’t be arrogant, arrogant, stubborn, rebellious, rich, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant and arrogant

Arrogant

Be king, domineering, domineering, illegal, accuse, run rampant, unreasonable, unreasonable, unreasonable, arbitrary and domineering

Rude

Unreasonable and unreasonable. Can't help but pinch salt into the fire, be arbitrary and domineering

Bullying

A fox pretends to be a tiger, bullies others too much, relies on power to bully others, relies on the strong to bully the weak, relies on officials, relies on power, relies on wealth, relies on power, relies on grass and trees, relies on power, bullies others, has no fear

Show off

During the day, embroider clothes to show off one's power, embroider clothes and show off one's power during the day, walk around in fine clothes and return home

Show off

Play with axes, cloth, drums and thunder gates

Presumptuous

Blatantly, recklessly, recklessly, unscrupulously, lawlessly, doing whatever one wants

Indulgence

Unbridled, unrestrained, unrestrained, unrestrained, persuasive, sarcastic, unrestrained, uninhibited, Tao Tao Wuwu

Arrogant

Don’t be arrogant and arrogant in your lifetime. You are arrogant and depend on your old age. You are arrogant. You are arrogant. You are arrogant. You are self-righteous. You think you have a plan.

Snobbish

Arrogant in front and respectful in the back. The world is hot and soft, the world is hot and soft.

Others

How can it be so? Big idioms:

Pride

Show off one's strengths, show one's strength, stand high, walk alone, have seen, look forward to one's own good, be a teacher, shout and drink, the six arrogant soldiers will be defeated, proud, self-satisfied, self-defeating, claiming credit, arrogant tiger*** touch Don't be arrogant and arrogant. Don't be arrogant. Don't be arrogant. There is no one beside you. Xiao Yiying is serious. Who is it? Arrogant, unruly, rich, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant and arrogant

Arrogant

Domineering, domineering, domineering, lawless and lawless Accusing people of being rampant and unscrupulous, unreasonable, arrogant, unreasonable, strong words, domineering

Bullying

Bullying others too much, relying on power, bullying others, relying on the strong, bullying the weak, relying on officials, relying on power, relying on wealth, relying on power, relying on grass. Fu Mu bullies others with confidence

Show off

Show off his power by embroidering clothes during the day and show off his power by embroidering clothes and return home in fine clothes during the day

Show off

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Indulgence

Blatantly, recklessly, recklessly, unscrupulously, lawlessly, doing whatever one wants

Indulgence

Indulgence

Unbridled, unrestrained, uninhibited, persuasive, arbitrary, unrestrained, arbitrary Tao Tao Wuwu

Arrogant

Don’t be arrogant and arrogant. You can’t be arrogant. You are arrogant. You are relying on your old age. You are arrogant. You are arrogant. You are self-righteous. You think you have a plan.

Snobbishness

> The front is arrogant and the back is respectful and soft, the world is hot and cold, and the world is hot and cold, but hard and soft.

Others

How can there be no reason for this? "Inscription on a Humble Room" is a parallel-style inscription written by Liu Yuxi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The full text is only eighty-one words long. The author uses the praise of the humble house to express his noble aspirations, contentment in poverty and happiness, and not to conform to the world.

Original text:

Inscription on a humble house

Author: Liu Yuxi

If a mountain is not high, it will be famous if there are immortals. If the water is not deep, if there is a dragon, it will be spiritual. This is a humble house, but I am virtuous. The moss marks are green on the upper steps, and the grass color is green on the curtains. There are scholars who talk and laugh, but there are no idle people when coming and going.

You can tune the piano and read the Golden Sutra. There are no messy ears of silk and bamboo, and there is no laborious shape of case documents. Zhugelu in Nanyang, Yunting in Western Shuzi. Confucius said: "What's so bad about it?"

Translation:

A mountain does not lie in its height. When there are immortals, it becomes a famous mountain. Water does not depend on its depth. If there is a dragon, it becomes water with spiritual power. This is a simple house, but I (the person who lives in it) have good moral character (it doesn’t feel simple anymore).

The moss is green and grows on the steps; the green grass is reflected in the curtain. Those who talked and laughed were all knowledgeable people, and there were no uneducated people coming and going. You can play the undecorated piano and read Buddhist scriptures.

There is no loud music to disturb the ears, and no official documents to tire the body. There is Zhuge Liang's thatched cottage in Nanyang, and there is a pavilion like Yangziyun in Xishu. Confucius said: "What's so simple?"

Extended information:

The historical background of the writing of "The Inscription on the Humble Room":

Liu Yuxi participated in the political revolution at that time He offended the powerful officials during the movement and was demoted to a small general judge in Hezhou County, Anhui Province. According to regulations, the general judge should live in a three-bedroom house in the county government office.

But Hezhou County watched people serve dishes and saw that Liu Yuxi was a soft persimmon who was demoted from above, so he deliberately made things difficult. He was first arranged to live in the south of the city facing the river. Liu Yuxi not only had no complaints, but was very happy.

He also wrote two sentences at random and posted them on the door: "Facing the river and watching the white sails, I was thinking about arguing with Hezhou." When the magistrate of Hezhou found out, he was very angry and ordered the Yamen officers to take Liu Yuxi's The residence moved from the south gate of the county to the north gate of the county.

The area has been reduced from three rooms to one and a half rooms. The new residence is located by the Desheng River, with weeping willows nearby. The environment is also satisfactory, but Liu Yuxi still doesn't care about it and is attracted by the scenery.

He wrote two more sentences on the door: "Weeping willows and green rivers, people are in Liyang and their hearts are in Beijing." Seeing that he was still leisurely and content, the magistrate sent someone to transfer him again. to the center of the county.

And only a small room can only accommodate one bed, one table and one chair. Within half a year, the county magistrate forced Liu Yuxi to move three times. Each time, the area became smaller and smaller. In the end, it was just a small room.

Thinking that this snobbish dog official had gone too far, he angrily wrote this extraordinary and elegant "Inscription on the Humble Room", and asked Liu Gongquan to carve a stone tablet and erect it on it. in front of the door.

Introduction to the author:

Liu Yuxi (772-842), courtesy name Mengde, was a native of Luoyang, Henan Province. He claimed to be "original in Xingshang and native of Luoyang", and also said that he was from Luoyang. Out of Zhongshan. The first was Liu Sheng, Prince Jing of Zhongshan. A writer and philosopher of the Tang Dynasty, he was known as the "poetry hero".

In the ninth year of Zhenyuan (793), Liu Yuxi passed the Jinshi title. At first, he served as the record office in the shogunate of Du You, the governor of Huainan, and was highly regarded by Du You. Later, he entered the court from Du You and served as the supervisory censor.

At the end of Zhenyuan, Liu Zongyuan, Chen Jian, Han Ye and others made friends with Wang Shuwen and formed a political group headed by Wang Shuwen. Later, he successively served as Sima of Langzhou, governor of Lianzhou, governor of Kuizhou, governor of Hezhou, doctor of host and guest, doctor of the Ministry of Rites, and governor of Suzhou.

In Huichang, the school’s Minister of Etiquette will be inspected. When he died at the age of seventy, he presented it to the Minister of Hubu. Liu Yuxi was excellent in both poetry and prose, and covered a wide range of subjects. He and Liu Zongyuan were both called "Liu Liu".

Together with Wei Yingwu and Bai Juyi, he is known as the "Three Masters", and together with Bai Juyi, he is known as "Liu Bai". He has famous works such as "Inscription on a Humble Room", "Ci on Bamboo Branches", "Ci on Yangliu Branch" and "Woyi Alley".

Three philosophical works, "On Heaven", discuss the materiality of heaven, analyze the origin of "Destiny Theory", and have materialistic ideas. There is the "Collected Works of Liu Mengde" and the "Collected Works of Liu Mengde" still exist.

Controversial theory about the author's place of birth:

Peng Cheng said, but Bai Juyi called "Pengcheng Liu Mengde". I don't know if Bai Juyi has any basis for this statement. An article was written in the "Journal of Xuzhou Normal University", arguing that Liu Yuxi's native place and birthplace was Pengcheng rather than Jiaxing.

The main reasons are: 1. Master Liu "lived" in Lianqiang, not a "student in Lianqiang", but once "lived" in Jiaxing. It cannot be inferred that he was "born" in Jiaxing. two. Liu and Pei were in love. Fishing together, at least in the teens.

Liu was born in 772, and "Ta Fang" and Diao were around 783. At this time, it was nearly three thousand years since Liu Xu Tianbao moved eastward at the end of his life. Liu Xu did not necessarily settle in Jiaxing for a long time in the past thirty years. Liu Yuxi may have grown up in another place and then moved to Jiaxing to study.

He often said in his poems that "I was a guest from Jiangnan", which proves that Liu Yuxi was a "guest" in Jiangnan, rather than treating Jiangnan as his hometown. 3. Liu Yuxi once claimed that "I am from Shandong" and "a scholar from Shandong".

Shandong in the Tang Dynasty refers to the east of the Taihang Mountains and the north of the Huaihe River. Jiaxing is in the south of the Yangtze River, which is obviously wrong. However, Liu Yuxi’s county Wang Zhongshan is in "Shandong", and Pengcheng is also in "Shandong". Pengcheng should be Liu Yuxi's native place.

Fourth, according to the author's research, Liu Xu became an official after moving eastward between 761 and 769. It was here that he married the Lu family, and Liu Yuxi was probably born in Pengcheng in the 72nd year. In this way, Pengcheng is also the birthplace of Liu Yuxi.