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"Qi Huan Gong Serves Purple" is an ancient Chinese fable, from "Han Feizi", which tells that Qi Huan Gong likes to wear purple clothes, and everyone in the capital of Qi wears purple clothes, which shows that the aesthetic orientation of the common people towards idols or authority figures is very similar. This article illustrates the truth of "what is good at the top, but what is good at the bottom" with vivid examples, and warns people that as leaders or public figures with social influence, they must be cautious in their words and deeds, and must fully consider the social impact, otherwise it will cause very serious consequences.
Attached to the original text: Qi Huan Gong is good at serving purple, and a country is serving purple. When it is, there is no purple.
Huan Gong is in trouble, and Guan Zhong said: "The widow is good to serve purple, purple is very expensive, the people of a country are good to serve purple, what can the widow do?" Guan Zhong said:
If you want to stop it, why don't you try not to wear purple? It is said left and right: 'I hate the smell of purple (xiù:.')
odor). So those who are dressed in purple on the left and right will say, "Less!
I smell purple. He said, "No!
So day, Langzhong Mo Yizi; Its tomorrow, the country is Mo Yi purple; On the third day, Mo Yi Zi also in the territory.
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Translation: Qi Huan Gong Xi Bai Huan wears purple clothes.
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Gong Qi Huan was happy to wear purple clothes.
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The enlightenment of "Qi Huan Gong Hao Serving Purple": warns people that as a leader or a public figure with social influence, his words and deeds must be cautious, and social impact must be fully considered, otherwise it will cause very serious consequences.
"Qi Huan Gong is good to wear purple" is an ancient Chinese fable, from "Han Feizi", which tells that Qi Huan Gong likes to wear purple clothes, and everyone in the city of Qi wears purple clothes, indicating that the aesthetic orientation of the common people towards idols or authority figures is very similar.
This article illustrates the truth of "what is good at the top, what is good at the bottom" with vivid examples, and warns people that as leaders or public figures with social influence, they must be cautious in their words and deeds, and must fully consider the social impact, otherwise it will cause very serious consequences.
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Duke Qi Huan likes to wear purple clothes, and people in the capital of Qi wear purple clothes, which shows that the aesthetic orientation of the common people towards idols or authority figures is very similar. This article uses vivid examples to illustrate the truth that "if something is good at the top, it will be very bad at the bottom", and warns people that the upper line is effective and the lower line is effective. As a leader or a public figure with social influence, his words and deeds must be cautious, and the social impact must be fully considered, otherwise there will be serious consequences.
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Qi Huan Gong is good at serving purple, and a country is serving purple. When it is, there is no purple. Huan Gong's trouble, it is said that the demolition of the bureau Guan Zhong said:
The widow is good to serve purple, purple is very expensive, the people of a country are good to serve purple, what can the widow do? Guan Zhong said: "If you want to stop it, why don't you try to wear purple clothes?"
It is said that "I hate the smell of purple (xiù: smell)."
So those who are dressed in purple on the left and right, the public will say: "Less!" I smell purple.
He said, "No! So day, Langzhong Mo Yizi; Its tomorrow, the country is Mo Yi purple; On the third day, Mo Yizi also raised the land in the territory.
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