You didn't lose your jade. Does anyone know this sentence? "You have no reason, jade not to go; Doctors don't cut the county for no reason, and scholars don't cut the piano for no reason. " From Book of Rites Quli II. A gentleman is better than jade, and Yu Pei is also a noble costume. He should always wear reminders and refrain from paying attention to his virtue. In ancient times, different occasions needed different jade ornaments to express different meanings. For example, Pei Yong stands for cleverness, Pei Jun stands for determination, Pei Yong stands for courage and so on. Gui and Bi in hand also represent the distinction of titles. This is recorded in detail in Li Zhou. However, the use of jade recorded in Zhou Li's works is not consistent with archaeological findings, which is also an important reason why some people suspect that Zhou Li was invented for future generations.
Compared with flowers, Xie Yu is more fragrant than jade. Nature means to describe a woman's beautiful appearance. Compared with flowers, flowers are incomprehensible, she understands; Compared with jade, jade is only soft, and she smells better than jade.
It should be "more beautiful than flowers and more fragrant than jade."
Does anyone know the answer to the sentence "The Book of Songs: Mice Love Rice"? The book of songs version "mice love rice" should mean "mice love rice".
Who knows the second half of this sentence is that God forgot to give us wings, so we can only fly with our hearts!
What do you mean more beautiful than flowers and more fragrant than jade? These two pairs are commonly used, such as "jade is enchanting and beautiful, and graceful jade is fragrant."
Does anyone know the origin of this sentence "the stars fall, the wood rings, and the people are afraid"
The stars are singing, and everyone is afraid. Yue: What is it? Yue: Nothing! It is the change of heaven and earth, the change of yin and yang, and things are rare. Strange, too; And fear it, don't also.
Does anyone know the origin of the sentence "but not the first to open the atmosphere"? From Gong Zizhen's Ji Hai Miscellaneous Poems, a poem "Not Being a Teacher".
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Does anyone know the origin of this poem? You wrote it.
"A gentleman is like jade, and a gentleman is like a orchid" comes from a gentleman as jade: Guo Feng Qin Feng Xiao Rong has the saying that "a gentleman is gentle as jade".
A gentleman is like a orchid: a friendship between gentlemen is as light as water, and people call sincere and pure friendship "orchid art", so it is called "Jin Lan becomes sworn"; If a gentleman hates evil, he will have the effect of "burning orchid" and "destroying jade and folding jade"; Gentleman's temperament is elegant, and his righteousness endures forever, so he is known as "Qing Xiang" and "Qing Xiang". As the saying goes, a gentleman is elegant and elegant, born in a secluded cliff, not seeking Wen Da, holding a fragrant festival and smelling fragrant all around. Qu Yuan, an ancient poet, once regarded Lan as the object of worship in Lisao, expressing his honest sentiment: "Hu Jiang went with Guo Zhi, thinking that he could be admired." , expressed his intention of not going with the flow and pleasing to the heart. Shows the integrity and tolerance of a gentleman. As a learned gentleman, you should be lonely, self-respecting and self-loving, and transcend the world of mortals. "Lansheng Valley, no one is fragrant" is in line with the gentleman's quiet and far-reaching, lonely and lofty, not vulgar.