Rather than just who they mean

This sign is not very auspicious, it means that your situation has not been smooth for a long time, and you want to get out of the predicament and cheer up, but the family is not harmonious, and there are villains who secretly damage Hu Jianwu and slander her back. So, not very lucky. You have to recite the Buddha more, the Medicine Buddha, and the Guanyin Bodhisattva.

Recite the Diamond Sutra and the Medicine Teacher Sutra.

I can turn my back on others, but I can't make others turn their backs on me.

Yi Zhongtian interprets Cao Cao's "I'd rather bear the people of the world than the people of the world bear me"! Yi Zhongtian interprets Cao Cao's "I'd rather bear the people of the world than the people of the world bear me"! Yi Zhongtian interprets Cao Cao's "I'd rather bear the people of the world than the people of the world bear me"!

I'd rather be responsible for others than for others to bear me! The meaning of this sentence is that if I am sorry for others, no one will be sorry for me! This is not only a helpless self-blame, but also a justification for one's own behavior.

The Book of Wei clearly records that Cao Cao passed by his friend Lü Bohao's house, Lü Bohao went out to buy wine, and his son and several other guests plotted to kill Cao Cao to take his belongings, and Cao Cao killed a few people out of legitimate defense.

Cao Cao (March 15, 155, 220), the word Mengde, an auspicious, small character Apu, Peiguo Qian County (now Bozhou, Anhui) native. He was an outstanding politician, military strategist, writer, and calligrapher in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in turmoil, Cao Cao conquered the Quartet in the name of the Son of Emperor of the Han Dynasty, eliminated the separatist forces such as Eryuan, Lü Bu, Liu Biao, and Han Sui internally, and subdued the Southern Xiongnu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, etc., unified northern China, and implemented a series of policies to restore economic production and social order, laying the foundation for Cao Wei's state. When Cao Cao was alive, he served as the prime minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, later the king of Wei, and after his death, he was called the king of Wu.

Cao Cao was fine with the art of war, good at poetry, expressed his political ambitions, and reflected the suffering life of the people in the late Han Dynasty, with majestic spirit, generosity and sadness; The prose is also clear and tidy, which opened and prospered Jian'an literature, leaving a valuable spiritual wealth to future generations, known as Jian'an style and bones. At the same time, Cao Cao is also good at calligraphy, especially Gong Zhangcao, and Zhang Huaijun of the Tang Dynasty rated it as a "wonderful product" in "Book Break".

This sentence is said by Cao Cao in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "I would rather bear the people of the world than the people of the world should bear me." The meaning of this sentence is that although I killed them by mistake and am sorry for them, I can't get it back now, and it's useless.

I'm desperate now, I don't know what to do, so I'd rather I'm sorry for them, I can't let them be sorry for me.

This sentence was said by Cao Cao after he mistakenly killed Lu Bohao's family!

Cao Cao killed Lu Boyu by mistake, and everyone scolded him for "revenge", which is not all, he killed people and said, "I would rather bear people, not let people bear me", but everyone looks at "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" It is indeed written "Rather teach me to bear the people of the world, not let the people of the world bear me." "He killed people and spoke wildly, which is one of the reasons people misunderstand him. "I'd rather bear others than let others bear me" and "Rather teach me to bear the people of the world than let the people of the world bear me."

The concept seems to be the same, but only the quality is different, the person in the first sentence refers to Lu Bohao, while the second sentence is "the people of the world", the nature of manslaughter and manslaughter of people in the world can be different.

In fact, Cao Cao also regretted it, he said, "I'd rather bear people than others" and "I'd rather teach me to bear the world, not let the world bear me." The tone is different, the second is an arrogant tone, and the first sentence is a psychological comfort. When people make mistakes, they generally say in their hearts, "I didn't do anything wrong, I'm right" Although they regret it, they still have this kind of thought in their hearts, which is a very common psychological phenomenon at this time, and that sentence is just Cao Cao's self-comfort.

In fact, Cao Cao means that I did something wrong in this matter, but with my current situation, I can't admit my mistakes, I can't show weakness to the people of the world, once I show weakness, I will lose the prestige of the uprising Dong Zhuo, and I can't get ahead in this life, I must disguise the demeanor of a king, which also contains another meaning, that is, I want to tell the people of the world that my life is to save the life of the Han, since I want to save the Han, when I encounter danger, I must have my life to sacrifice instead of me.

I'd rather the world bear me, and I don't live up to the world. My understanding is that I would rather the people of the world beat me and scold me, and I would not beat the people of the world.

It means that although Cao Cao killed someone by mistake and is sorry for someone, there is no way to do it now. He is desperate now, so he has to be sorry for others rather than let them be sorry for him.

Cao Cao during the Three Kingdoms period, after discovering that he had killed Lu Boyu by mistake, confidently dropped a sentence: "Rather teach me to bear the world, stop teaching the world to bear me", so he was scolded by the people of the world for more than a thousand years in the name of the hero. Cao Cao's behavior is not only intolerable by Confucian moral norms, but also despised by the code of conduct of "benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and trust" that has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao said: "I'd rather bear the people of the world than the people of the world bear me." Meaning.

Although I killed someone by mistake and am sorry for them, there is no way to do it now. I'm desperate now, so I'd rather I'm sorry for people than let people be sorry for me. It means to be disappointed. The tragedy of this sentence was said by Cao Cao after killing Lu Boyu's family!

Even everyone in the world can betray him, but he will not disappoint the people around him, and Chaochao is very smart, he will win people's hearts.

It seems to be the other way around, I remember that it seems to be, I'd rather be responsible for the world, than teach the world to pay me, and the popular explanation is that he can hurt others, but he can't let others hurt himself.

How could Cao Cao say this, the original words were that I would rather be responsible for the people of the world than teach the people of the world to bear me.

I'd rather do something sorry for others to protect my own interests, than let others do things that are sorry for me first to damage my own interests.

Finally meet like-minded people with the same thoughts! I also think Cao Cao is such a person, he is a good person. It's just that the evil disease doesn't recognize people, and good people don't have good rewards.

I'd rather the world be sorry for yourself. You can't be sorry for the people of the world. It's more about not letting others get hurt, and preferring to be hurt is yourself.

Rather teach me to bear the world, and stop teaching the world to bear me.

What Cao Cao said was: Rather teach me to bear the world, and stop teaching the world to bear me. Yours is reversed.

I'd rather have me invade the people of the world than others have violated me. It's his selfishness.

It is better to kill ten thousand by mistake than to let one go.

It is better for me to bear the people of the world than for the people of the world to bear me. It means the road of hegemony, needless to say, those who stand in my way die.

I'd rather others be sorry for me, I can't be sorry for others.

Is Cao Cao really yes? Please ask the subject for verification.

"Not only ......And".

is a related word. With "not only......And "there is no difference."

1) Both represent a progressive relationship.

2), not only and not only synonyms. The meaning expressed by both is equal.

3) Not only a conjunction. Meaning: not only, not only. It is often denoted progressive. It is used in the first half of a compound sentence, and the second half of the sentence usually has an adverb or conjunction that echoes it.

4) "Not only" as a conjunction means: not only.

"Not only ......And" is a related word. With "not only......And "no."

There is a difference. 1) "Not only ......And "and" is not only ......Moreover, "are all related words, and when used, they all indicate a progressive relationship."

2) Not only means: not only is it used in the first clause of the compound sentence to express the progressive relationship, pointing out and acknowledging a certain layer of meaning, but the latter clause often has words such as "and", "and", "also", "also", "and", "also", "and", "also", "and", "and", "also", "and", "also", "and", "and", "also

For example, this is an amazing people, brave and full of self-esteem.

3) Not only: refers to more than this one or this item, but also similar ones. It is often used in the first clause of a compound sentence that expresses a progressive relationship to point out and recognize a certain layer of meaning, and the latter clause often has words such as "and", "and", "also", "also", "and", "also", "and", "also", "and", "also", "and

For example, not only can knowledge be drawn from observation, but knowledge can be active in observation, and knowledge "enters the turnover" with the help of observation, just as tools are used in labor.

Not only but also and not only but are related words, and the meanings of the two are similar, indicating a progressive relationship.

What is this? I don't understand ( thousand.

It will definitely be so sad vbv, okay vvb bye bye no, no, no cup.

In layman's terms, "I'd rather we weren't as harmonious as we used to be, sweet, I just wish we never met." The main meaning is that the protagonist wants to cut off the love thread with his other half, and he is like a stranger.

It means that I would rather let myself be sorry for the world than let the world be sorry for me. By extension, self-centeredness, doing things exactly what you want, regardless of the impact on others.

I'd rather pit others than be pitted by others.

You can pretty much be sorry for everyone. But others can't be sorry for you.