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He is for education, and we have to live seriously.
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This drama is to tell us to work hard in life.
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It is to let us live hard.
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Personally, I said that I hadn't watched the drama "Changing the Past".
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I think the practical significance is quite profound.
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I don't know what the practical significance of this show is.
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Personally, I feel that this is an educational film.
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If you see good, you will move, and if you have a good one, you will change" from "Zhou Yiyixiang". It means that when you see beauty and disturb good people and things, you study hard, and if you have mistakes, you will correct them immediately. "If you pass and do not change, you are said to be wrong" comes from the Analects of Wei Linggong, which means that if there is a mistake but does not correct it, this is the real fault, and it is intended to persuade people to correct their mistakes.
Who is without fault? After that, you can change, and the good is great", which means that who can not make mistakes? There is no greater good thing than being able to correct a mistake that has been made.
It means that it is impossible for a person to be without fault, and it is important to be able to correct it in time. "Reform Li Kuan is not stingy, and he is as good as a stream", from Su Shi's "Book of the Emperor". Miserly:
Begrudge. Kindness: Listening to the good opinions of others.
Like a stream: Like flowing water flowing from a high place to a low place, the metaphor is swift and natural. These two sentences are to the effect of:
We do not hesitate to correct our mistakes, and we listen to good words as quickly and naturally as water flows to a lower place. "Reform without hesitation" was first seen in "Shangshu", and "from the call to disturb Dan is as good as flow" from "Zuo Chuan", Su Shi combined these two ancient precepts into one.
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Reform and change is a Chinese idiom, move: change. Correct mistakes and become good.
It means that evil is good. Uttering "Zhou Yi Yi":"A gentleman moves when he sees goodness, and changes if he has a fault.
The meaning of modern Chinese is: a moral and cultivated person will change the past when he sees a good thing, and correct a mistake immediately.
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An idiom (pinyin: chéng yǔ, English: idiom) is a stereotyped word in the Chinese vocabulary. Idioms, everyone says, into the language, so the idiom. Idioms are mostly four-character, but there are also three-character, five-character or even more than seven characters.
Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, with fixed structural forms and fixed expressions, indicating a certain meaning, and are applied as a whole in sentences, taking on components such as subject, object, and definite. A large part of the idiom is inherited from ancient times, and it represents a story or allusion. Some idioms are just miniature sentences.
Idiom is another ready-made word, which is similar to Hexi's idioms and proverbs, but it is also slightly different.
Idioms are a shining pearl in Chinese culture.
Basic explanation. A long-standing fixed phrase pattern unique to ancient Chinese vocabulary comes from ancient classics or writings, historical stories, and people's oral stories.
The meaning of an idiom is incisive, and it is often implicit in the literal meaning, not the simple addition of the meanings of its constituent parts.
It is tightly structured, and generally cannot arbitrarily change the word order, remove or add or subtract components from it.
Its form is mostly four-character, and there are also some three-character and multi-character ones, most of which are composed of four-character characters. To put it simply, idioms are words that everyone knows when they say it, they can quote scriptures, have clear sources and allusions, and use them to a high degree.
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Explanation of the change of the way.
turn over a new leaf] Correcting mistakes and improving for the good is an important matter in the cultivation of virtue. ——Song · Zhu Xi's "Zhuzi Language" Detailed explanation It is said to correct mistakes and become good. "Yi Yi" "A gentleman moves if he sees goodness, and if he has a fault, he changes" Three Kingdoms Wei Wang Bi Note:
Changing things for the better will benefit a lot. Song Zhu Xi "White Deer Cave Academy Revealed": Words are faithful, deeds are respectful, punishment is suffocating and patience, change for the better, and the right is the key to self-cultivation.
Jin Wang Ruoxu's "Analects of Confusion II": For the Yan family, the master is knowledgeable and courteous, so that he can't stop, and those he is engaged in are all good at reforming and obeying the truth of self-denial. Ming Lu Shen "Yan Xianlu" Lu Congchun :
Lai Yingzong (Song Yingzong) moved for the better and reformed to achieve this good thing. ”
Word decomposition Explanation of moving good to go from evil to good; Change for good. Mencius · "Kill without complaining, benefit without mediocrity, and the people do not know what to do."
Han Yangxiong "Fa Yan Xue Xing": "It is a gentleman who moves good, and a saint who moves good!" "The Book of Zhou: The Biography of Lu Tong":
However, if the plot is determined for a long time, there will be no change for the better Corrected Explanations To correct mistakes, we must not only have the courage to admit our mistakes, but also have the courage to correct our mistakes and explain them in detail, and correct our mistakes or mistakes. "The Great Biography of Shangshu" is a volume: "Those who take the lead, the princes of the Son of Heaven are also ...... for Rui."Those who have not gone wrong will be restored to their country; Those who have traveled will stay in Zheng Bureau; Those who can change their ways will be restored.
The Biography of Nanshi Yin Jun:
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It refers to correcting mistakes and doing good.
Idiom source: "Yi Yi": "A gentleman moves to see goodness, and if there is a mistake, he changes" Three Kingdoms, Wei Wang Bi Note:
Changing things for the better will benefit a lot. "Song Zhu Xi's "White Deer Cave Academy Revealed": Friendship Hall "Words are faithful, deeds are respectful, punishment is suffocating, change for the better, and the right is the key to self-cultivation."
Idiom example sentences: Lai Yingzong (Song Yingzong).
Traditional Chinese Writing: Move for the better.
Zhuyin: Synonyms of Changing Ways for the Good and Changing for the Good One of the purposes of the reformatory is to hope that these young people and teenagers will learn their way and change their ways to the good.
Idiom grammar: as a predicate, an object, a subject; Refers to the degree of common use of correcting mistakes: commonly used idioms.
Affection. Color: Unisex idiom.
Idiom structure: Joint idiom.
Year of generation: Ancient idiom.
English translation: turn over a new leaf
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Corrective behavior refers to the process in which a person or a group takes positive and effective measures to change their wrong behavior and make progress through introspection and reflection after the occurrence of wrong or criminal behavior. The meaning of change is that everyone has the possibility of making mistakes, but more importantly, how to reflect and change after the mistakes to avoid making mistakes again. This is the key to a person's growth and progress.
The process of rehabilitating and reforming needs to go through the following steps:
The first step is to recognize the mistake. It is only when we realize our mistakes that we can begin to reflect and change. Dare to admit your mistakes is the first step in a person's growth.
The second step is to reflect on the reasons. Why do you make mistakes? Is it because of your own ignorance and ignorance, or because of the pressure of environment and relationships? Only by getting to the root of the problem can we explore effective solutions.
The third step is to make positive changes. It takes a certain amount of perseverance and determination to change one's wrong behavior. We need to make a reasonable mitigation plan, take effective action, and gradually correct mistakes.
At the same time, we need to learn to accept feedback and suggestions and look at our own actions from the perspective of others.
The fourth step is to accept the punishment. There are consequences for making mistakes, and accepting punishment is a responsible attitude towards one's actions. At the same time, it is also necessary to make it clear that the purpose of punishment is to correct mistakes, not to retaliate.
It is not easy to change things for the better, and it takes a certain amount of time and effort. However, in the process, we can not only correct our own mistakes, but also improve our character and ability to contribute more to ourselves and society.
Finally, it is also a kind of responsibility and responsibility, only in the process of constantly growing from mistakes and guessing which group is improving, can we become a better version of ourselves, and can we better influence and help others.
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<>移善改回回quietly 过 qiānshàn-gǎiguòturn over a new leaf] Correct mistakes and improve for the better.
Changing things for the better is an important matter for the world tour in the cultivation of virtue. ——Song · Zhu Xi, "Zhuzi Language".
Explanation of terms. qiān shàn gǎi guò 移善改过 (移善改过).
It is said to correct mistakes and do good. "Yi Yi" "If a gentleman sees goodness, he will move, and if he has a fault, he will change" Three Kingdoms Wei Wang Bi Note: "Moving good and changing is a great benefit."
Song Zhu Xi "White Deer Cave Academy Revealed": "Words are faithful, deeds are respectful, punishment is suffocating, change for the better, and the right is the key to self-cultivation." Jin Wang Ruoxu, "Analects and Confusion II":
For the Yan family, the master is knowledgeable and courteous, so that he can't stop, and those he is engaged in are all good and self-denial. Ming Lu Shen's "Yan Xianlu": "Lai Kongpin Yingzong (Song Yingzong) moved for the better, and only then did he achieve this good thing."
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Change for the better. [Pronunciation].
gǎiguò qiān shàn
Interpretation] migration: transformation. Correct mistakes and become good. It means that evil is good.
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Change the good and change the righteousness] change the evil and follow the good.
Counter-enlightenment and late defense] stubbornness.
Interpretation] Correct mistakes and become good. It means that evil is good.
Out of the quiet shortage] "Zhou Yi Yi": "A gentleman moves when he sees goodness, and changes when he has a day." ”
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