The meaning of the motto, what does the motto mean

A motto is a type of inscription. Ming, (in terms of the properties of its noun), has two interpretations in the Modern Chinese Dictionary:

1) Words describing facts, merits, etc., on artifacts and steles;

2) Be wary of your own words.

The inscriptions of the first meaning, such as the "Epitaph of Liu Zihou" by the great writer Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, the "Sanhuai Tang Inscription" by Su Shi, a literary master of the Song Dynasty, and the "Epitaph of Xu Jun in the main book of Hailing County, Taizhou" by Wang Anshi, ......These classic inscriptions, not only with their unique literary form, add charm to ancient Chinese prose, but also with their simple language, deep emotions, touched countless future generations.

The second meaning of the inscription, namely: "be wary of your own words" - that is, what we usually call the "motto", its genre or text or couplet, its words are long and short, most of them play the role of inspirational self-cultivation and spurring the police. According to the "History of the South", Wu Jie, a famous general of the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty, "is good at reading history, and those who have the past to learn from will record the motto."

Accumulate for a long time, and the walls are all mottos. This may be an earlier source of the motto in the canonical history.

However, as a bell of inscription, the earliest motto was not a text, but an object, that is, "Wu Ming": according to legend, in the Spring and Autumn Period, the Qi people built a temple for the dead Duke of Qi Huan. There is a vessel for wine in it, which is called a vessel.

Once, when Confucius visited the temple with his students, he said to the students: "When the vessel is empty, tilt it, pour wine or water into it, and when it is halfway through, it will stand upright; When the vessel is full, it will tilt. Therefore, in the past, Qi Huan Gong always put the weapon on the right side of his seat to warn himself not to be complacent.

As can be seen from the words of Confucius, the earliest motto was this kind of wine vessel called "欹器".

The long river of history has come to this day, and the "motto" has been engraved ...... the original utensils and then the metal engravingTo this day, many of the "styles" that have evolved during this period are quite intriguing, and the warning significance of their implications still gives people profound enlightenment.

Motto

One of the inscription styles. The inscription originally referred to the inscription engraved on the object, and the inscription of the motto passed down to later generations to commemorate merit and virtue was shorter than other inscriptions, and some were just one or two sentences or aphorisms, placed next to the seat for self-warning. Everyone has their own principles of how to behave in the world, and mottos are the more common form of adhering to these principles.

The content of the motto is to encourage yourself, spur yourself, or discipline your behavior.

The motto has a variety of different interpretations, which are as follows:

1. Motto: Maxim for giving encouragement and vigilance.

Mottos refer to the mottos that people motivate, warn, remind themselves, serve as a guide to action. It also refers to the aphorism written by the ancients and placed on the right side of the seat. Historically, many Chinese and foreign celebrities have had their own "mottos".

Almost all successful people in ancient and modern China and abroad have their own life motto - motto.

2. Motto: Essays written by Cui Ying of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Motto is an inscription written by Cui Ying of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the full text of 20 sentences, 100 words, expresses the author's basic attitude and basic position in the world, in which every two sentences constitute a meaning, and the meaning of these two sentences is often opposite, relative or even contradictory. It is through this opposition and contradiction that the author highlights the value and significance of subjective choice, reflecting the more common values of the time.

3. Motto: Pinguan sings songs.

"Motto" is a song written by Ashin, composed and sung by Pinguan, which is included in Pinguan's ** "Love is Incorrigible" released in 2006.

4. Motto: Wu Yufei sings songs.

"Motto" is a song sung by Wu Yufei in 2006, which is included in **"The First Song of Love Movie Soundtrack".

5. Motto: Liu Chen****.

Motto" is Liu Chen's first EP released in 2015 ** "Flying Catkins", a new work launched in 2018, EP includes 4 songs including "Flying Catkins" and "Believers".

There is no way to say that people are short, and there is no way to say that they are long. Be careful not to read what you give, and don't forget to be careful when you receive it. The reputation of the world is not enough to admire, and benevolence is the discipline.

Hide your heart and then move, what is the harm in slandering mediocrity? There is no name to be true, and the sanctuary of foolishness is guarded. In Nirvana, there is no light.

The weak and the weak, the old commandment is strong. The husband is disdainful, and it is difficult to measure it. . .

Famous sayings that motivate yourself!! That's how it should be.

The meaning of the motto is: Motivate and remind yourself.

There are different meanings to encourage yourself and motivate yourself.

A motto is what you know is a verse.