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The self-cultivation of a gentleman, the inner right heart, the outer positive appearance" means: the gentleman's self-cultivation, the inside to maintain the integrity of the mind, the appearance to maintain a good appearance. From Ouyang Xiu.

's "Zuo's Discernment".

Ouyang Xiu (August 1, 1007, September 22, 1072), the word Yongshu, the number of drunkards.

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1] Han nationality, a native of Yongfeng, Jizhou (now Yongfeng County, Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province), was a politician and writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, and was politically famous. Inji Prefecture originally belonged to Luling County, and called itself "Luling Ouyang Xiu". The official is a bachelor of Hanlin, a privy deputy envoy, and a governor of political affairs, and is known as Wenzhong, and is known as Ouyang Wenzhong.

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Ouyang Xiu was the first literary leader in the literary history of the Song Dynasty to create a generation of literary styles. [2] He led the Northern Song Dynasty Poetry and Literature Reform Movement, inheriting and developing Han Yu's ancient literary theory. The high achievement of his prose creation was complemented by his correct theory of ancient literature, thus creating a generation of literary style.

While Ouyang Xiu changed the style of writing, he also innovated the style of poetry and words. In terms of historiography, he also had a high level of achievement,[2] and he majored in the New Tang Dynasty

He also wrote the "History of the New Five Dynasties".

There is "Ouyang Wenzhong Collection" handed down.

If a gentleman wants to cultivate himself, he must first cultivate his inner character, and at the same time pay attention to his external appearance.

The self-cultivation of a gentleman is also correct in his heart and his appearance in the outside." From: Ouyang Xiu's "Zuo's Discernment".

If a gentleman wants to cultivate himself, he must first cultivate his inner character, and secondly, he should pay attention to his external appearance. It objectively points out the importance of people's cultivation and conduct to personal value.

A gentleman should cultivate himself, correct his mentality, and tidy up his appearance.

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Famous sentence] The gentleman's self-cultivation is also, the heart is correct inside, and the old trouble is correct outside.

Notes】 Self-cultivation: Improve one's moral cultivation. Appearance: Refers to the appearance and demeanor.

Interpretation] When a gentleman cultivates himself, he must be upright inside, and dignified outside the bend.

Comments] To improve one's self-cultivation, we must take into account both internal and external, and not be wasted.

References. Ouyang Xiu's "Serving Didn't Distinguish Zuo's".

1. The gentleman's self-cultivation is correct inside and outside is correct, which means: if a gentleman wants to cultivate himself, he must first cultivate his inner character, and at the same time pay attention to his external appearance.

2. Source: Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty "Zuo's Discernment": "The self-cultivation of a gentleman is also his heart on the inside and his appearance on the outside".

3. Vernacular translation: A gentleman cultivates himself, guesses the calendar internally, and corrects his own temperament externally, and corrects his appearance externally.

A gentleman's cultivation must first cultivate his inner character, and at the same time, he must also cultivate his external appearance.

Hello! The explanation is as follows for your reference:

Gentleman: A person of noble character.

Cultivation: (in terms of knowledge and conduct) study and exercise.

Haoran righteousness: the momentum of righteousness and uprightness.

Intrinsic: Inherently (meritive) in the thing itself

Ren: Benevolence. The meaning of the connection: people with noble personalities should learn the momentum of righteousness and uprightness, and they should learn the benevolence of people's hearts.

A gentleman must have a righteous demeanor, open-mindedness, and a broad-minded cultivation, cultivate his own benevolence and friendliness, and be approachable.