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Original text I often hear words in my ears, and there are often things in my heart, which is the stone of moral practice

Translation: I often hear some unpleasant advice in my ears, and I often think of some things that do not go well in my heart, and this is the whetstone for cultivating moral character If all you hear is pleasant, and all you encounter is triumphant, then it is like soaking your whole life in poisonous wine

Commentary People often say that "good medicine is bitter and good for disease, and good words are good for deeds" Only by listening to different opinions and accepting opinions can we absorb good suggestions, even if it is a real contrary to the ear, we must be humble and learn lessons from the negative side Easy to be irritable, light words and light actions are just a kind of impetuous use, and we must work hard to overcome them

People often say that "good medicine is bitter and good for disease, and good advice is good for action" Only by listening to different opinions and accepting opinions can we absorb good suggestions, even if it is a real contrary to the ear, we must be humble and learn lessons from the negative side Easy to be irritable, light words and light actions, just a kind of impetuous use, we must work hard to overcome

Bigan persuaded King Su to be dissected, Chao Cuo persuaded Emperor Jing of Han to cut the vassal and be beheaded, and Li Si persuaded Qin II to be beheaded.

The story of the faithful words: In 207 BC, Liu Bang led a large army to capture Xianyang, entered the Qin Palace, and saw beautiful women like clouds and countless treasures. He planned to live in the palace and enjoy it, and Fan Xu persuaded him to put the world first. Liu Bang disagreed.

In 207 BC, Liu Bang led a large army to capture Xianyang, entered the Qin Palace, and saw beautiful women like clouds and countless treasures. He planned to live in the palace and enjoy it, and Fan Xu persuaded him to put the world first. Liu Bang disagreed.

The strategist Zhang Liang said that this was the reason for the fall of the Qin Dynasty, and his advice was good for action. Liu Bang obeyed the advice and retired to garrison the overlord to wait for Xiang Yu's arrival.

Advice against the ear: against the ear: not pleasing to the ear, not to listen. Faithful counsel sounds uncomfortable.

In reality, the disobedience of advice is not necessarily conducive to action, because the disobedience of the deaf words and wild gods often makes people resistant, and it is more difficult to achieve the goal of correcting shortcomings and mistakes. If the same advice can be expressed in a pleasing advice, it can achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Usage: subject-predicate; as a predicate, object, clause; It is often used in conjunction with "good medicine and bitter mouth".

synonyms: good medicine is bitter, and the theory of equality.

Antonyms: sweet words, rhetorical words.

Story: Pei Gong Liu Bang's 100,000 righteous army broke through the pass, defeated the defenders of the Qin Dynasty Pass in Lantian, led the world's righteous army, and successfully entered Xianyang. After entering the Xianyang Palace of the Qin Dynasty, Liu Bang, the Duke of Pei, was attracted by the beautiful and precious toys in the palace of Zhaohe, and got carried away, and was ready to stay in the Qin Palace to have a good time.

His brother-in-law Fan Xu persuaded him, but he also did not listen. At this time, Zhang Liang entered the palace and gave a direct admonition, and severely counted Liu Bang down, explaining his mistake in doing so, and said something like this: "Good medicine is good for disease, and good advice is good for action, please Pei Gong listen to Fan Xuyan."

Only then did Pei Gong reluctantly leave the Qin Palace, announcing that the army would leave the city, and he would obediently station at the Bashang on the outskirts of Xianyang, and he was not allowed to disturb the people.

Good medicine is good for disease, and good advice is good for action. From "Historical Records: The Family of the Marquis". This virtuous sentence says that most of the good medicines have a bitter taste, but there are guesses that are conducive to curing diseases; Most of the language that teaches people to be good is not very beautiful, but it is conducive to people correcting their shortcomings.

This phrase was intended to educate people to be open to criticism, and is now often used to illustrate the need to treat other people's opinions and criticisms correctly.

Confucius's Family Sayings: "Good medicine is good for disease, and good advice is good for action."

Although the medicine is bitter, it is good for the disease. Faithful counsel is often unpleasant, but it is good for action.