What does it mean that a gentleman is not confused by foreign objects? What does it mean that a gent

Original sentence] The gentleman is not confused by external objects.

Interpretation] A virtuous and cultivated wise person will not be confused, disturbed, or influenced by external objects and outsiders.

Notes] 1. Gentleman: A virtuous and cultivated person. Also refers to a nobleman or ruler.

2. Confusion: confusion.

3. Foreign objects: refers to people, things, and things other than "me". It can be a thing, a thing, or a person.

The gentleman is not confused by external objects. A gentleman is not disturbed by external objects and is not trapped by external objects.

It means that a gentleman will not be disturbed by external objects.

The act of a gentleman is to take everything for granted, and to follow its natural occurrence, without confusing or doubting its contingency. People of low moral character, on the other hand, classify the occurrence of things as accidental, and abandon their natural and inevitable nature.

I understand.

A person of status (if) he is less greedy, he is not enslaved by external things, and he is not bound by external things.

A gentleman has few desires and is not unheard, and he is not servant to things and is happy to have fun.

Pronunciation: bú yì yú wù

Interpretation: Not driven by material needs.

Sentence formation: 1. It is the right way for a gentleman not to serve things.

2. Not serving things is the primary condition for self-examination.

3. Be a man and put not servitude in the first place.

4. Do not serve in things, do not hurt things, and can introspect.

5. The pursuit of a new spiritual realm is indispensable to be free from servitude.

Source: "Zuo Chuan: Twenty-four Years of Zhuang Gong" (Zuo Qiu Ming. Late Spring and Autumn) noted:

thrifty, Lourdes also; Luxury, the great evil also. Sima Guang (Song) explained: "Together, the same, those who are virtuous are all born from frugality."

If the husband is thrifty, he will have few desires, and if he has few desires, he will not serve things, and he can go straight, and if he has few desires, he can be cautious and frugal, and he will be far from the Feng family. Therefore, it is said: 'Thrifty, the total of Lourdes.'

Extravagance is more desire, gentlemen are greedy for wealth and nobility, vain and quick disaster, villains have more desires and more vain use, and lose their lives, because the official will be bribed, and the hometown will be robbed, so it is said: 'Luxury, the evil is also great.' ’”

If a gentleman has few desires, he will not serve things, but can go straight. The gist is: if a gentleman is not greedy, he will not be enslaved by extraneous things, and he can take the straight road.

Quan Junzi: A person with good moral character.

Lack of desire: refers to the restraint of excessive desires.

Then: Yes. Servitude: Servitude by a foreign object.

Speaking from Sima Guang's "Wen Guowen Zheng Sima Gongwen Collection" in the Northern Song Dynasty, the relevant sentence is: "If a gentleman has few desires, he will not serve things, but can go straight; If the villain has few desires, he can use it sparingly, and he will be far from the Feng family. "Modern Chinese means:

If a gentleman is not greedy, he will not be enslaved by foreign things, so he can take the straight road, and if the villain is not greedy, he can be cautious in the world, save money, and avoid sins and disasters, and have a prosperous family.

Sima Guang believes that people with good moral character have a frugal style, and good moral character is produced from frugality. The truth mentioned by Sima Guang has been proved by many facts in ancient and modern times, and it still deserves people's attention today.

The meaning of this sentence is that a gentleman is usually knowledgeable, but he does not show his talents easily; Emotional changes are not expressed through expressions or external objects.

Under normal circumstances, a gentleman will know how to avoid the edge for a while, and will not be arrogant. A gentleman is erudite and active, but usually does not show talent for the sake of the big picture. For people of high moral character and erudition, there is also a wealth of feelings, but such people know to refrain from the outpouring of external feelings, so that they can not only consider themselves but also take into account the overall situation.

Generally speaking, a gentleman will not be arrogant and arrogant, nor will he show his joy, anger and sorrow on his external expression.

To sum up, the meaning of this sentence is: in general, a gentleman is a person who is talented but does not show it externally, and at the same time, he is also a person who does not show changes in his feelings externally.

Meaning gentleman though talented.

But there is no need to show it.

"A gentleman can be allegorical to things, but not to be noticed. It means: "A gentleman can place his emotions on things, but he should not pay too much attention to these things outside his body."

"A gentleman can be allegorical to things, but not to be noticed. This sentence comes from Su Shi's "Treasure Painting Hall Record".

Su Shi (1037-1101) was a writer, calligrapher, painter, and gourmand in the Northern Song Dynasty. The word Zizhan, the number of Dongpo layman. Han nationality, Sichuan people, buried in Yingchang (now Jiaxian, Pingdingshan City, Henan Province).

He has had a bumpy career in his life, is knowledgeable, highly talented, and is proficient in poetry, calligraphy and painting. His writing is unbridled and unbridled, clear and accessible, and Ouyang Xiu is called Ou Su, one of the "Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties".

The Story of the Treasure Painting Hall" is also known as the "Record of the Treasure Painting Hall of Wang Jun". This article fully demonstrates Su Shi's vision of life. The article shows that people should forget about the gains and losses, and look at all things from the perspective of "meaning in things".

Referring to Su Shi's life experience, it can be seen that the main purpose of the article is to treat the unfortunate encounter of derogation with an open-minded mind, showing an open-minded state of mind, and this state of mind has been sublimated into an aesthetic life realm in Su Shi.

"A gentleman can be allegorical to things, but not to be noticed. The full text of this sentence is as follows: "A gentleman can allegorize things, but he cannot pay attention to things."

The implication is that although small things are enough to be happy, although stunners are not enough to be sick. Pay attention to things, although small things are enough to be sick, although stunners are not enough to be happy. Lao Tzu said:

The five colors are blinding, the five tones are deafening, the five flavors are refreshing, and the galloping field hunting is mad. However, the saint did not abolish these four, and also talked about them with allegorical meanings. Liu Bei is also eloquent, and he is fashionable.

Ji Kangzhida also, and good exercise. Ruan Fuzhi is also put, and good wax sandals. How can this sound and smell smell, and the joy will never get tired of it.

For the material pleasure of things outside the body, it can be alluded to sustenance but can not be noted, and the implicator is content and happy, because he does not take things as the ultimate pursuit; Those who pay attention to things take things as the purpose of life, and it is difficult to be happy even if they have stunners, because material pleasures are endless, and often for a trivial thing, it will also bring a lot of troubles, because for people who pay attention to things, they always suffer from gains and losses.

A gentleman can pin his mind on things, but he can't stop his mind on things.

It means focusing on spiritual meanings rather than the material itself.

For example, the gentleman wears jade, which means that he uses jade to warn himself, as warm as jade, and would rather be broken than complete. Instead of focusing on the texture and value of the jade itself.

Art is not only concerned with the natural form of matter, but also on spiritual connotation.