A cultured four-character idiom

A cultured four-character idiom:

Live simply to cultivate virtue.

Bopomofo

Description: cultivate character and maintain white virtue.

Source: Historical Records Biography of Wei Gongzi: "I have been practicing for decades, and I will not be trapped in prison, so I am rich from my son."

Synonym: cultivate one's mind and nourish one's nature

Grammar: as predicate and object; Finger cultivation and spiritual cultivation

Cultivation and erection

Pinyin: xi

Interpretation: cultivation: cultivation; Standing: standing; Festival: honesty. Cultivate your words and deeds and establish a firm moral integrity.

Source: On Hou Xizhuang's recommendation with Hu Langzhong in Ruzhou: "Scholars have never met bosom friends since ancient times."

Grammar: as object and attribute; Used to do things

cultivate oneself and put family in order

Pinyin: assorted western styles

Explanation: it refers to self-cultivation and good housekeeping.

Source: "Book of Rites University": "After physical training, the family will be in harmony, and then the family will govern the country, and the country will level the world."

Ex: Dad, what's the matter? Teach your son.

★ The first discount of Yuan Anonymous's Living with Nine'

Grammar: as predicate, object and attribute; Used in written language

Cultivate one's morality and cultivate one's character, be cautious in words and deeds.

Pinyin: xishēn shèn xing

Interpretation: training: learning and training in knowledge and morality. Try to improve your self-cultivation and handle problems carefully.

Source: Han's Theory of True Tribute: "Husband is self-disciplined, scrupulous, upright, pure and indifferent."

Example: Although knowledgeable and knowledgeable, we should be prepared for the present and the present. And ~, quite negative ancestors.

★ Zhuang Zongji, the history of the Old Five Dynasties

Grammar: as predicate, object and attribute; Used to do things

Through self-reflection, we can achieve the perfect state of body and mind.

Pinyin: Xi shn y m:ng xing.

Interpretation: cultivate one's morality: make the mind pure; Nourish: keep nature from being destroyed. Through self-reflection and observation, body and mind can reach a perfect state.

Source: Wu Yingming's "Burning Tun in Wang Bo" is the first fold: "Being poor is a cultivator in Nanyang. I can only cultivate my self-cultivation, regardless of the secular, and I can't be original. "

Example: Wang Shuo's play is the heartbeat: "When you get old, you will quietly raise it for a lifetime."

Grammar: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used in life