There should be more verses that serve the people

The verses that serve the masses wholeheartedly are:

1. The chaos of the world is not in the rise and fall of one surname, but in the sorrow and happiness of all people. (Qing Huang Zongxi.)

Explanation: The peace or chaos in the world does not lie in the prosperity or decline of one family, but in the broad masses of the people.

of sorrow or joy.

2. Water has a source, so its flow is endless; Wood has roots, so it is endless. (Song Hu Hong).

Explanation: Because water has a source, its flow is endless; Because trees have roots, they have no end to their growth.

3. Dapeng. The movement is not the lightness of a feather; The speed of Qiji is not a one-legged force. (Han Wang Fu).

Interpretation: The flying of the Roc does not rely on the lightness of a feather; The gallop of a horse does not depend on the strength of one leg or foot.

4. Mingtang. The only pillar on which it depends, but all the materials are attached to it; Daxun is the only person who is appointed, and the group is successful. (Song Shisuke).

Explanation: The hall of the house is supported by a pillar, but the pillar must be attached to many other materials to stand; Great merit is given to only one person, but merit can only be established by the people's auspicious planning and hard work.

Verses dedicated to serving the masses:1. Dive into the night with the wind, moisturizing things silently. ——Du Fu, "Spring Night Rainy Talk.

2. It is difficult to say goodbye when we meet.

The east wind is powerless.

3. The spring silkworm is dead to the end, and the wax torch turns into ash and tears begin to dry. —Li Shangyin, Untitled

4. Come with a heart, don't take half a grass.

5. There is no way to go to Pengshan, and the blue bird is diligent to visit.

6, Chang Pei Xiaojing but the clouds and temples have changed, and the night chant should feel the cold moonlight.

7. Do your best, and then die.

8. Falling red is not a ruthless thing, turning into spring mud is more protective of flowers.

9. If you want to eliminate the evils for the Shengming, you are willing to decay and cherish the old age.

10, Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowed his head and was willing to be a son of a cow. - Lu Xun.

Self-deprecation" 11, the powder body is broken and the bones are all at the expense, leaving only innocence in the world.

1. Do your best, and then die. - Three Kingdoms. Zhuge Liang ".After the teacher table and suspicion

Translation: Diligent, diligent, and dedicated, until death. It is often used to describe the greatness of people.

2. The spring silkworm is dead to the end, and the wax torch turns into ashes and tears begin to dry. - Don. —Li Shangyin, Untitled

Translation: The silk is not spit out until the spring silkworm is cocooned and dies, and the wax oil like tears can only drip dry when the candle is burned to ashes.

3, Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowing his head and being willing to be a son of a cow. - Modern times. - Lu Xun.

Self-deprecation" translation: This sentence describes never giving in to the enemy, and being willing to bow down to the people like a cow, which shows that the author loves and hates clearly, worries about the country and the people, and is full of backbone.

At the same time, it also reflects a broad and deep bearing.

4. One is a pawn of a horse, and there are maggots on the back of the whip. - Don. Han Yu's "Fu Reading City South".

Translation: A metaphor for a person who works for others.

5. Falling red is not a ruthless thing, turning into spring mud is more protective of flowers. - Qing. Gong Zizhen's "Jihai Miscellaneous Poems".