How good do you mean to be yourself?

It means that you don't have self-knowledge.

Meaning: Still, stop. Restraining or restraining oneself.

Pronunciation: zì yǐ

Citation: He Xun of the Northern and Southern Dynasties "Ci Mu Ji Poem": The guest is sad and uncontrollable, and the river looks back to the boat.

Translation: I stared blankly at the return boat of my friend's departure, and fell into deep sorrow.

Example: The holiday day is approaching and she is overwhelmed with excitement.

synonyms: 1, unbridled [ fàng sì ] indulgent, unrestrained.

Citation: Yang Mo Chapter 25 of the second part of "Song of Youth": "She tried her best to restrain herself and not let the emotions that had been suppressed for nearly three years run unbridled. ”

2. 放恣 [ fàng zì ] indulgence.

Citation: Qing Wu Yanren: The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years Chapter 16: "In front of the old uncle, how dare the little nephew let go." ”

"Self" means: it means to suppress one's feelings; Still, restraining or restraining oneself.

1. Pronunciation: zì yǐ

2. Part of speech: It is usually used as a verb in a sentence to modify the subject or object.

3. Source: From Tian Lanfang's "Narrative Yuan Zhongfang (Yuan Kelisun) Jiazi Autumn and Winter Poems" in the Qing Dynasty: "Yu Wenzhi, feeling sad, can't help himself." When I heard this, I was so sad that I couldn't hold back my feelings. ）

Self: Suppress one's feelings (mostly used in the negative style): can not 丨Homesickness is difficult

不自, pinyin is bù néng zì yǐ , which refers to the inability to control oneself and calm down agitated emotions. From Don Lu Zhaolin's "Letter to Pei Sheren".

If it's your own will, you just do what you want, and there's no need to ask other people's opinions, because everyone's ideas are different.

Self means to control, for example, not being able to control oneself, that is, not being able to control oneself.

Dead wood is hard to find spring! You're amazing!

My consciousness is who I am. It's not that others are themselves.

Meaning: Still, stop. Restraining or restraining oneself.

What you want to express, you should know very well in your own heart, and others will not know.

I hope that the other party will handle it properly.

Do it yourself: Handle it properly and do it well (mostly used to admonish others).

Pronunciation: hǎo zì wéi zhī

From: Western Han Dynasty Liu An "Huainanzi Benjing Training": "The gentleman is not capable, but good for himself, then the wisdom is difficult and he bears his own responsibility." ”

Translation: The monarch does not appoint talented people, but prefers to do things himself, and then he will gradually fall into the point of embarrassment and take responsibility for himself.

Example sentence: After saying that, the ghost slapped me,"Do what you want, don't come out alive. "

synonyms: 量力而行 [ liàng lì ér xíng ] 量: estimate; Line: Act. Do it according to your own strength, don't force it.

Source: Spring and Autumn Zuo Qiu Ming "Zuo Chuan: The Fifteenth Year of Zhao Gong": "If you can do it, you will advance; Otherwise, it will be returned; Do what you can. ”

Translation: If you have the ability, move forward, if you don't, retreat, do according to your strength, don't force it.

Antonyms: 自不量力 [ zì bù liàng lì ] 不自量力.

Source: Warring States Period: "Warring States Policy: Qi Ce III": "Jing is very solid, and Xue is not able to measure it. ”

Translation: The state of Chu was very strong and aggressive, but Xue Yi did not correctly estimate his own strength.

It's just that he doesn't care about anything about you, what you like to do, anyway, if there is something, don't look for him

For your own use. The phrase seeking oneself can be traced back to the [[Analects]] in which the gentleman asks for himself, and the villain asks for others One by one, the gentleman asks for himself, and he is careful that he only asks others. According to legend, Emperor Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty visited Tianzhu Temple in Hangzhou, and asked Master Jinghui who accompanied him after seeing the statue of Guanyin

People hold rosaries and recite Guanyin, who does Guanyin hold rosaries? Master Jinghui still recites Guanyin. Emperor Xiaozong asked what was going on?

Gen Jinghui: It's better to ask for others than for yourself. Emperor Xiaozong smiled and agreed.

To seek oneself, we must cultivate the consciousness of subjectivity, that is, the independent consciousness of autonomy and self-improvement. Legend has it that when Zheng Banqiao was dying, he left such a last word to his son: Sweat your own sweat, eat your own food, do your own things, rely on people and rely on your ancestors, you are not a hero.

The word self-use comes from Zhang Shizhao's [[Jiayin Magazine Manuscript]]: Foolish and modern words and talents, the so-called users, use people, and use themselves. If you have a point, you must use a point.

In his view, a person can be used by others as well as by himself, i.e., for his own use; The self-use mentioned here is to discover one's own strengths, develop one's own potential, and use one's own internal resources. Talents can be divided into two categories: one is the person who uses himself and starts a career by himself, and the other is the person who is used, who is discovered, discovered and used by others.

Wang An Shiyun of the Song Dynasty: If you can govern people, you can govern people, and if you can govern people, you can use people for people. (Cai Changping).

Self-care means: self-care, self-care, you will deal with it properly. F-(pictogram.

The oracle bone glyph resembles the shape of a rope curve. "Self" is the ancient word "Ji", which is used as "self". Original meaning:

The thread of the silk is used to wrap the silk. self) self, self . Good self, that is, good self-interpretation of self:

Dispose of it yourself. Source: "Huainanzi Benjing Xun":

If the gentleman is not capable, but he is good at doing it himself, he will be wise and difficult and take his own responsibility. ”

Is there a word for it? Which passage came from?

Follow the straight and narrow. Pinyin: ān fèn shǒu jǐ

Interpretation: Points: Duty. Be honest, abide by your duties, and don't do anything illegal.

Source: Song Yuan Wen's "Weng Mu Leisure Commentary" 8: "Bi'an guards himself, is an enterprising person, and regards himself as a moral one, is he willing to be so lucky?" ”