What does AEC Moyu mean?

The situation is grand and uncontrollable.

From "Mencius": "When he hears a good word and sees a good deed, if he breaks the river, he will be able to control it." This is a concluding sentence, the front is to describe Shun's moral character, and it is possible to resist it - because of the abundant knowledge and wisdom of the natural response to the people of this moral reason, so the external Shun will be tomorrow, knowing the benefits of things, so there is more farming, more work, more ways to govern, and more virtues in governing the country.

Therefore, whether it is family misfortune, or low background, or all other hardships and obstacles, all "Mo" and all "darkness" cannot stop Emperor Shun's success. Royal: Block, block.

Whether it is from the traditional point of view, or from the point of view of personal feelings, Emperor Yao should pass the throne to his son "Dan", but in the end, so all this inertia has been destroyed, the fundamental reason is not outside, but the greatness of Shunde, it conquered all people, so it is called "Pei Ran Mo can Yu Ye", if a person, he really understands morality, practice in morality, then he will stand at the head of the tide of the "world trend", and obtain the greatest freedom of his relativity and the times.

Pei pèi explains: The water is turbulent and the action is fast: Pei Ran. Peipei. AEC (abundant appearance; Grand look)

AEC:1Abundance; Grand appearance.

Mencius, King Hui of Liang": "The sky is oily and cloudy, and when it rains, the seedlings are prosperous." Han Huankuan, "On Salt and Iron: Forbidden Farming":

If the husband does not cut off the source and worries about the end, if he decides Lu Liang and is angry, he will be injured. Tang Li Bai's poem "Sending Wang Wu Shanren Wei Wan to Return to Wang Wu": "Immortals are born in the East, and the sea of clouds is mighty; Ride the sky and go alone.

Song Sima Guang's "Jixia Fu": "So the king of Qi came to swim and was glad to be happy, saying that he was rich in Jixia, full of the beauty of the sea, and he had the ambition of self-satisfaction. "Mo Yu:

It means that you can't resist it: no one (a strong person) can resist it.

From the dedication of "Mencius": "...And when he hears a good word and sees a good deed, if he breaks the river, he can resist it. ”

My son is going to choose a name. That's where it comes from.

Described as surging, nothing can stop it.

I have seen this word in Wang Guowei's "History of Song and Yuan Opera", but I don't understand the meaning very well. From the point of use, the upstairs understanding seems to be about the same.

"The surging momentum is unstoppable, and no one can stop it."

Take Sou Pei but Mo Zhi can be royal" This sentence comes from "Mencius: Do all the bad heart, original text: Mencius said: "Shun lives in the deep mountains, lives with wood and stone, and swims with deer and pigs, so it is different from the savages in the deep mountains."

And when he hears a good word and sees a good deed, if he breaks the river, he can resist it. ”

Translation: Mencius said: "Shun dwelt in the mountains, with trees and stones as companions, and with deer and pigs, and there are few places where he is distinguished from the uncivilized people in the mountains."

But when he listened to a kind word from Hu Li, he saw a kind deed, like a broken river, and no one could stop the surging momentum. ”

Mencius: Devoted to the Heart" is from "Mencius".

Confucianism is described.

Motivate people to work hard and make a difference. Mencius is a work that describes Mencius's thoughts, which records Mencius's thoughts, sayings and deeds in detail, and is also one of the important classics of Confucianism.

Like the breaking of a river, the situation is grand and cannot be controlled.

From "Mencius" Li Xun: "When he hears a good word, he sees a good limb and a good limb. ”