What does it mean that the villain is the opposite?

Villain, to put it in layman's terms, is: behave in front of you and compliment you, but put on small shoes for you behind your back, make you bad, and say bad things about you in front of the leader, etc. Such a person is a villain.

1.People of bad moral character.

2.Ancient men's self-proclaimed humility to those who were in high status.

Behind your back, I will mix you up and speak ill of you.

refers to a person with a low personality, whose heart and mouth are all gentlemen, and whose heart and mouth are not villains; Everyone knows how to guard against him, but the words are Yao Shun, and the heart is the same, which is the most unpredictable.

The Confucian definition of the villain.

The villain is the "antonym" of the Chinese Confucian definition of a gentleman. For example, Confucius said: "Only women and villains are difficult to raise, those who are close are not inferior, and those who are far away are resentful." It refers to people who like to do some tricks, sow discord, watch the fire from the other side, and fall into the well, which is the opposite of nobles.

Ancient means a person with a short body.

Villains refer to people who are particularly short in body in ancient and modern history or legends.

A term for children.

In the past, children were sometimes referred to as villains, for example, the comic strips that children loved to read were called "villain books", and some people believed that the "villain" in villain books referred to the characters in the book. Some dialects also refer to children as villains, such as the Shanghainese dialect where little boys are referred to as "little men.""(But the little girl is called "little girl").

The ancients called themselves. The ancients called themselves humble and villains, also known as "contemptible" in ancient times.

A term for a person who is the opposite of "a countryman".

Opposite to "Chinese people". Outside the suburbs, the land is wild or disdainful. The people who live in the fields and small towns are called "savages" in the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period.

The savages were taxed and served. The vast majority of the savages of the Yin Dynasty were prisoners of war, but they were actually slaves. The savages of the Zhou Dynasty were the guests who were not of their own tribe, and the difference between the people of the Zhou Dynasty and the savages was that in addition to the difference in residence and history, the people of the Zhou Dynasty had a surname, and the savages had no surname; Chinese people can be educated and can enter the ranks, but savages can only farm; A countryman can be a soldier, but a savage cannot be.

Left pass. Twenty-three years of the Duke of Xu": "Out of the five deer, begging for food on the savages, the savages with the block."

Xunzi. Non-phase": "Uncle Ao, the grandson of Chu, is a contemptible person who thinks about it."

Yang Liang noted: "Contemptible people, people in the suburbs." Mencius.

Teng Wen Gongshang": "No gentleman, Mo Zhi savage; There are no savages, don't raise gentlemen. ”

1. Villain is a Chinese word, one refers to a person with a despicable personality, the second refers to the common people, the third refers to the humble words that men in the old days called themselves higher than themselves, the fourth refers to the humble words that refer to the peers, the fifth refers to the names of the teachers to the students in ancient times, the sixth refers to the children, and the seventh refers to the younger generation.

2. The villain is the "antonym" of the gentleman. It refers to people who like to do some tricks, sow discord, watch the fire from the other side, fall into the well, etc., and also talk about disadvantages, which means that villains are not on the right path and despicable.