If you don t joke, is it true that the king s drunken gaffes must also be honored?

Yes. Although it is a drunken gaffe, in order to reflect his integrity and standard of conduct, the king should also do what he says, otherwise how to rule the world and convince the people.

Yes. The meaning of Jun Wu joke is to keep what you say, you can't say it but you can't do it, and you will do it when you say it. If a monarch loses his credibility, his position in the psychology of the masses will also decline.

Of course not, there was a king in history who drank and said that he would give the throne to his younger brother, but no one dared to mention it after sobering up.

It should be, Jun Wu jokes refer to the words of the emperor, what he says counts, even if he says something after drinking, it should count.

Jun Wu jokes are saying that the words spoken by the monarch of feudal society cannot be changed, and at the same time, for himself, it is precisely because what he says must be taken seriously, so he cannot speak casually, so as not to say the wrong thing and miss the big thing.

Yes, and faith has been a basic principle that must be adhered to since ancient times. In ancient China, the king had the saying of "the king has no jokes", and the people had the code of "holding the pillar at the end".

Yes, credit is a more important thing in ancient times, and if a monarch does not have credit, his status in the hearts of the people will be affected.

Theoretically, the king has no jokes, but what if the emperor really doesn't want to cash it, which one is the most powerful, and if he doesn't want to cash it, you can't do anything.

Because this sentence is not reliable, many kings love to joke.

I think there are a lot of such things, because what the kings have said will be forgotten over time.

In fact, every king is **, and each has a very unfulfilled promise.

Jun Wu joke is that the king speaks without child's play, Jun, in ancient times, refers to the title of the king, and later refers to the gentleman.

Meaning: The king is not joking.

The original meaning was that what the emperor said could not be reversed, but now it means that what the other party said must abide by the promise.

It's what the emperor said, not casually, but to do it.

The emperor has to talk when he speaks, not a joke, just like Chrysostom, and now it is also used to talk about ordinary people, words are counted, not joking.

The monarch should be cautious and not joking.

Jun refers to the emperor, that is, what the emperor says must be counted and cannot be reversed.

The emperor will never say those irresponsible things and joke with you.

That is, the words are very serious, not a joke.

The sovereign will do what he says, and the sovereign will not tell lies

The emperor spoke, not jokingly. (It means that the emperor says one thing and resolutely implements it).

Emperor, you speak seriously, don't joke.

In ancient times, it mostly referred to the words of emperors or powerful people.

That is, as long as the emperor says it, even if it is right, it must be implemented.

What the emperor said was true.

When the monarch speaks, he must count his words, and he must not go back on his word.

The emperor said that it was difficult to chase the horse.

That is to say, what the emperor said is a golden rule.

It means that words are words and will not change.

It's what the emperor said, and it can't be changed casually. Now it means that speaking counts.

Although it is said that the king has no jokes, but no one dares to disobey the king's words, saying one is one and saying two is two, and Song Renzong is not repentant, but knows how to use the power of his language to the extreme.

This is because Song Renzong never thinks about the country, he thinks about how he lives well every day, and he is not a trustworthy person.

Song Renzong was a Ming monarch and had real power, but Emperor Renzong had a certain internal consciousness of "power constraints", and solidified it through institutional arrangements, allowing the government to run according to the natural trajectory, and creating a fair and just political environment.

Renzong self-restraint and not acting arbitrarily, a generation of Ming monarchs, also shows the advantages of the democratic system in the Song Dynasty, the monarchy is subject to the power of the minister, and there is a rudimentary form of a constitutional monarchy.

That's because Song Renzong is not a Ming Jun, he usually runs the train with his mouth full, and he doesn't have a word of truth in his mouth.

Generally, Jun Wu jokes appear on Mingjun, Song Renzong's mouth runs the train every day, and he doesn't think about the country, what is the value if he only thinks about himself.

Because he is the emperor, he is the Ninety-Five, even if he says big things, who can govern him. Therefore, the so-called Jun Wu joke is just talking.

Jun Wu joked that the emperor was not joking, and what he wanted to say was that he could not indulge in sex wantonly.

You have no jokes, and you can't indulge in your desires are all from the four-character proverb, which means: As a gentleman, you should say anything loudly and from the bottom of your heart, you can't talk nonsense, you must be responsible for what you say, and you can't take what you say as a child's play. Lust means :

Everything must be standardized, principled, and controlled, and you can't indulge yourself as you like. From now on, it can also be understood that a person full of positive energy should seek truth from facts when he speaks and does things, and he should abide by the rules in his words and deeds, and he should not be consumed by profit and violate the morality that he should follow.

Jun Wu jokes mean that the emperor (monarch) speaks very reliably, and will never joke at will, just talk, and will definitely do what he says. Indulgence means that people cannot indulge their desires excessively, let alone do whatever they want without control.

Jun has no jokes, that is, the emperor is not joking, and he can't indulge in sex if he wants to.

Meaning: A gentleman must not be untrustworthy when he speaks, he must abide by what he says, and he must not indulge his desires and restrain his behavior.

The king shall not speak nonsense, but he should believe what he says, and if he does not say it, he cannot do it, but he will do what he says. Desires cannot be indulged.

As a leader, speaking is child's play, and you must do what you say, and you can't indulge your various desires casually.

The king (who can also refer to a person of status) must not speak backtracking, but must be true to his word. Learn to control your desires rather than indulge them.

What a gentleman says cannot be used as child's play, and he cannot indulge his own desires.

The gentleman said that the horse is difficult to chase, and you can't indulge your behavior

Personally, I think there are two meanings or one of the two meanings: one is that the nickname of the ex-boyfriend may be "Jun Wu Yan"; The second is that there is no way that anything will change what they said when they broke up.

He remarked that his girlfriend Jun had no jokes, indicating that her ex-boyfriend was very weighty and would not change, just like the ancient kings, one by one, one by one, what's wrong? Are you jealous?

That's you, the two of you have no fun, it's impossible to get along with the two of you anymore, that's what he meant.

Maybe her ex-boyfriend said some cruel things when they broke up, or her ex-boyfriend took the initiative to break up.