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This sentence comes from "Zengguang Xianwen, also known as "Xianwen of the Past" and "Ancient and Modern Xianwen", which is a children's enlightenment bibliography compiled during the Ming Dynasty in China. Author anonymous.

This means that some people seem to be straightforward and righteous, but they are actually hypocritical.

Treacherous people, do not be gullible, but must be guarded against. There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no upright people in the world.

"Mo Xin Zhi Zhongzhi" means: Some people will say to others that they are very straightforward, very simple, and have no bad intentions. Then don't trust the other person, because, unless everyone else says the same thing, a truly straightforward person will not say that he is "straight".

"We must guard against benevolence" means: those who are full of "benevolence, righteousness and morality" do not see the real "benevolent" people, and these people often say that in order to whitewash themselves and cover up their true intentions.

A truly righteous person will never claim to be a righteous person, so he will never say that he is a righteous person. Nature, unconsciously, is natural and essential. Even if he is praised by others as a benevolent and righteous person, he will not think so, and he will feel:

I'm nothing special.

From "Zengguang Xianwen": Mo Xin is straight and straight, and he must guard against benevolence. There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world.

Don't believe in being straight and straight, and you must guard against benevolence.

Don't believe those who boast of their integrity and integrity, and beware of those who boast of their righteousness and are not.

There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world.

There are straight trees in the world, but there are no straight people. lamenting the sinister hearts of people.

Don't believe in honesty and integrity, and guard against benevolence and unkindness" means: don't believe in superficial integrity, and guard against others' bad intentions. Excerpt from "Zengguang Xianwen Part I": "Mo Xin is straight and straight, and you must guard against benevolence and indifference." There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world. ”

Meaning: Some people seem to be straightforward and righteous, but in fact they are hypocrites and treacherous people, and we must not be gullible and must guard against them. Don't believe those who boast of their integrity and dishonesty, and beware of those who boast of their righteousness and are not.

Many of the contents of "Zengguang Xianwen" reflect feudal ethics and moral concepts, and even have obvious feudal superstition and fatalism; Some of the contents are individual-centered, reflecting the selfishness and self-interest that prevailed at that time and at the expense of others. Some of them reflect the psychology of the small citizen class at that time and even in today's social system, the psychology of getting by, fearing ants, and shrinking to peace, and the negative philosophy of life of avoiding rent and misanthropy of the world; Some of them were a correct reflection of social phenomena in the society at that time, but today they have lost the significance of reference; There are also some contents that are vague in meaning, or only have one-sided truth, and if they are not understood correctly, they will become wrong. We must adopt a critical attitude when reading, discern and discard, criticize and inherit, absorb its nutritious ingredients, and use the past for the present.

Don't believe in being straight and straight, and you must guard against benevolence. There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world. It means that there is no need to say that he came early, because naturally there are people who are earlier than him. Don't put too much faith in those who are honest and selfless, and be wary of anyone.

Source: From the children's enlightenment bibliography "Zengguang Xianwen" compiled during the Ming Dynasty in China, "Mo Daojun is early, and there are more early pedestrians, Mo Xin is straight and straight, and he must guard against benevolence." There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world. Self-hatred has no leaves, don't complain about the sun. ”

Translation: There is no need to say that he came early, because naturally there are people who are earlier than him. Don't put too much faith in those who are honest and selfless, and be wary of anyone.

The trees in the mountains are straight, but the people are not upright. Trees should hate themselves for not growing leaves and leaves, and should not blame the sun for being eccentric.

Straight: Integrity; Unkindness: not preaching morality. Don't believe in superficial integrity, but guard against the bad intentions of others.

Idiom source: "Zengguang Xianwen": "Mo Chatan is slow to believe in the straight and straight, and it is necessary to prevent the letter from being pure and benevolent." ”

1. Mo Xin is straight and straight, and he must guard against benevolence. There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world. Some people seem to be straightforward and benevolent, but in fact they are hypocrites and treacherous people.

2. Source: In the eightieth chapter of "Journey to the West", Tang Seng was scared and shouted: "Wukong, we just crossed the rugged mountain road, why did we encounter this deep black pine forest again?"

Yes, it must be cared for. "Waiter" said the walker: "What are you afraid of him!"

Sanzang said: "Say there! If you don't believe in being straight, you must guard against benevolence.

I have also walked with you through several pine forests, which are not as far-reaching as this one. ”