What are the ancient poems that we hope we will talk about integrity?

1, Song Wang Anshi.

Shang Ying" has driven the people in faith and honesty since ancient times, and a word is heavy and light.

Today's people can not be Shang Ying, and Shang Yang can make the government must be done.

Vernacular interpretation: From ancient times to the present, the management of the people lies in talking about credit and doing what it says. Shang Ying is very credit-worthy, focusing on a word, and taking a hundred gold as the light.

How can you, the opposition to the law, casually accuse Shang Ying, and if Shang Yang had the indomitable spirit of Shang Ying, how could the new law not be smoothly promoted?

2, Three Kingdoms, Cao Zhi.

The gentleman is not suspicious.

The melon field is not acceptable, and the plum is not crowned.

It shows that you should be careful to avoid suspicious places in everything you do.

3, Tang Lu Zhaolin, "Zhonghe Music Chapter 9, Total Song Nine".

If someone is only on the side of the potato sky, loyalty is the clothes and faith is the clothes.

Vernacular interpretation: There are beautiful women waiting in the distance, and I use loyalty and credit as my clothes.

4, Don Li Bai "Reward Cui Wulangzhong".

Haiyue can still be tilted, and the promise will not be moved.

Vernacular interpretation: the sea can dry up, the mountains can collapse, and the promise made is always unchangeable.

5, Tang Yuanjie "Self-Discipline".

If you are all virtuous, you will be loyal and straight, and if you are all right, you will be right.

Vernacular Interpretation: If you are morally perfect, you must be a loyal and upright person. Fingers.

The ancient poem about integrity is as follows:1. Since ancient times, the people have been driven in faithfulness, and a word is heavy and light. —Cherry Trail—Song Wang Anshi's "Shang Ying" Translation:

Since ancient times, the ruling people must pay attention to doing what they say, win the trust of the people, and the weight of a sentence is heavier than 100 catties.

2. The text is based on the act, and it is in the first sincerity. ——Tang Liu Zongyuan's translation of "Reporting Yuan Jun and Chen Xiucai's Famous Book to Avoid Teachers": Scribes cultivate virtue as the foundation, and sincerity is the first place in virtue.

3. If someone is a lae oto prescription, loyalty is the clothes and faith is the clothes. - Lun Song Zheng - Tang Lu Zhaolin's translation of "Zhonghe Music Chapter 9 - General Song Nine": There are beautiful women waiting from afar, and I take loyalty and credit as my clothes.

1.But the sincerity of the world is energy. "The Book of Rites: The Mean".

Only the most sincere heart in the world can move people.

2.Those who are sincere are also the way of heaven; Those who think sincerely are also the way of people. "Mencius: Lilou Shang".

Sincerity is the principle of nature; Sincerity is the reason to stop people from dealing with the world.

3.A gentleman has something in his words and has perseverance in his deeds. "Zhou Yi Family".

Speech: Talk. Object: Actual content. Row: Behavior. Constant: Perseverance. The gentleman has a basis for speaking, and he has perseverance in doing things.

4.The gentleman speaks by deeds, and the villain speaks with his tongue. "Confucius's Family Language, Yan Hui, Confucius Language".

The gentleman speaks with action, and the villain just talks and doesn't do it.

5.Dealing with oneself, doing things, and descending, should be as honest as the main. Ming Xue Xuan's "Reading Book".

Those who measure themselves early, obey their superiors, and lead their subordinates should all be based on sincerity.

6.The so-called righteous and sincere people of the ancients will also be promising. Don Han Yu, "The Original Path".

Righteousness and sincerity: make the mind pure and the mind sincere. Will: Intended. Be promising: make a difference. If you want to make a difference, you have to be sincere.

7.The text is based on deeds, and it is in the first sincerity. Tang Liu Zongyuan, "Report Yuan Jun and Chen Xiucai to Avoid Teachers".

Scribes are cultivated with virtue as the foundation, and sincerity is the first place in virtue.

1.But the sincerity of the world is energy. "The Book of Rites: The Mean".

Only the most sincere heart in the world can move people. 2.Those who are sincere, the way of heaven is also late; Those who think sincerely are also the way of people. "Mencius: Lilou Shang".

Sincerity is the principle of nature; And being sincere is the principle of dealing with the world.

3.A gentleman has something in his words and has perseverance in his deeds. "Zhou Yi Family".

Speech: Talk. Object: Actual content. Row: Behavior. Constant: Perseverance. A gentleman must have a basis for speaking and perseverance in doing things.

4.The gentleman speaks by deeds, and the villain speaks with his tongue. "Confucius's Family Language, Yan Hui, Confucius Language".

The gentleman speaks with action, and the villain just talks and doesn't do it.

5.Dealing with oneself, doing things, and descending, should be as honest as the main. Ming Xue Xuan's "Reading Book".

Measuring oneself, obeying superiors, and leading subordinates should all be based on sincerity.

Honesty is one of the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, and it is also a value pursued by human society. In ancient literature, many poets have written poems about integrity, and here are some classic ancient poems:

1.In the Analects, "Do not do unto others as you would have them do unto you."

This is a famous saying put forward by Confucius, which means that what you don't like, don't impose on others. This sentence expresses the core idea of integrity, that is, to be consistent with words and deeds, not to lie, not to cheat, and not to do things that violate conscience. This famous saying has been widely praised and has become an important part of Chinese culture.

2."Self-cultivation and Qi family, ruling the country and leveling the world" in "University".

This is an important concept in Confucianism, which means that we must first start with ourselves, cultivate oneself, and then govern the family, the country, and the world. Among them, "self-cultivation" requires people to have integrity and moral integrity. Only in this way can we truly achieve "the rule of the country and the peace of the world".

3.Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's "Farewell to the Ancient Grass".

This poem describes the feelings of parting on the grassland, and there is a sentence "Leaving the grass on the plain, one year old and one withering", which expresses the transience and impermanence of life. This poem also inspires people to cherish time, not to waste their lives, and to be honest people.

4.Song Dynasty poet Lu You's "Spring Trip to Qiantang Lake".

This poem describes the scenery of Qiantang Lake in the auspicious spring, and there is a sentence "Life is like a reverse journey, and I am also a pedestrian", expressing the impermanence and uncertainty of life. This poem also inspires people to cherish the present, not to be greedy for fame and fortune, and to be an honest person.

5.The Ming Dynasty writer Feng Menglong's "Yu Shi Mingyan" in "Painting the snake adds foot".

The story is about a man who drew a perfect snake, but in order to make the snake more perfect, he added some more feet to the snake's body. As a result, the snake becomes very strange and no longer resembles a real snake. This story teaches us that sometimes over-striving for perfection can destroy what is already there.

This also inspires us to be a person with integrity, not to pursue perfection excessively, but to remain true and simple.

In short, the above ancient poems all contain profound ideas of integrity, and they convey to us the wisdom and truth of doing things through different expressions and perspectives. These ancient poems are not only cultural heritage, but also spiritual wealth that we can still learn from today.