Proverbs pinyin

The pinyin of the proverb is zh ē n y á n

Proverbs, admonitions and admonitions. Words speak beyond words, Pan Geng.

Citation interpretation:

(1) original meaning. Words of advice and warning. "On Pan Geng": "When looking at the people, think more about proverbs." Zeng Yungan is reading: "Proverbs are also words of advice."

(2) An ancient style designed to restrain others or oneself. The original meaning is motto, morality and admonition. Such as Jizhou Town written by Yang Xiong in the Western Han Dynasty and Nvshi Town written by Zhang Hua in the Western Jin Dynasty.

In the 6th century BC, ancient Greek proverb poets compiled ancient sayings into a collection of proverbs. Therefore, all poems that involve ethical issues in an uncontested way, such as "admonishment poems" in the Bible, Latin admonishment poems, Icelandic ancient poems and old English epigram poems, are also collectively called proverb poems.

Synonym: motto

Motto is a concise statement that can be used as people's code of conduct, and it is the essence of people's wit. The wisdom gathered by all people is a magic weapon to guide life to success and always inspire life to make continuous progress.

Reference description:

Refers to the words with educational significance as the standard.

"Biography of the Three Kingdoms Wei Zhi" Cui Yan: "Cover the smell in the field, ban the book, and Lu Yin watches the fish." Chunqiu ridiculed it. The motto of this week's Confucius is the clear meaning of the two classics. " ?

"Playing Music" in the Southern Dynasty Yue: "It's not my race, it's a classic for pre-school." ?

On Slogans and Slogans by Zhu Ziqing: "Maxims focus on personal cultivation, and the role of famous sayings seems to be more extensive."