Who cuts the heart, what does it mean that the natural quality is from Tsinghua?

Now it is estimated that there is none, it is too late. However, it can't be left empty and affect the search for latecomers.

These two sentences are in Su Shi's "March 20th Multi-leaf Apricot Blooming".

Fangxin: A metaphor for the beautiful form of apricot blossoms. Nature: Born beautiful. Tsinghua: Fresh and gorgeous.

These two sentences are to the effect: Who cut and carved the delicate appearance of apricot blossoms? Her natural beauty was originally handsome and gorgeous.

The way of self-questioning and self-answering is extremely beautiful and beautiful posture of apricot blossoms, emphasizing the magic of nature to create beautiful things. It can be used to describe apricot blossoms, and it can also be said that flowers are beautiful and lovely.

There is also another meaning, assuming that this sentence is about one's own feelings. Huaicai, ask for Bole. Another meaning is that I am naturally beautiful, fresh and gorgeous, and my heart is pure, who knows me.

This meaning is far-fetched, and the poet did not mean it. There are a thousand readers, and there are a thousand Hamlets.

The people who understand the meaning of the first layer more are probably students (that's what textbooks teach). The second layer is more social personnel, some elite readers (including students, of course), people who are in love, and so on. The first meaning is the addition of flowers to the product by more enterprises.

I've seen this verse on tea packaging. I've seen other products, but I can't remember exactly. It represents an all-natural product, but some do not refer to a sculpture of nature.

The wind is sluggish and the water is cold, and the strong man will never return.

The motto of Tsinghua University is self-improvement and virtue.

Tsinghua University.

The predecessor of Tsinghua School was founded in 1911, named after Shuimu Tsinghua University, is a preparatory school for studying in the United States established by the Qing Dynasty, and the funds for its establishment came from part of the Gengzi indemnity returned by the United States in 1908.

In 1912, it was renamed Tsinghua School. In 1928, it was renamed National Tsing Hua University. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, he moved south to Changsha and established the National Changsha Provisional University with Peking University and Nankai University, and moved to Kunming in 1938 and renamed the National Southwest Associated University.

In 1946, it moved back to Tsinghua Garden.

With the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Tsinghua University entered a new stage of development. In 1952, the national colleges and universities were adjusted to become multidisciplinary industrial universities. Since 1978, it has gradually recovered and developed into a comprehensive research university.

The five sentences of the president of Peking University are used for a lifetime and are used as the school motto by students!

Tsinghua University's motto is "Tianxingjian, Jun."

The son is self-reliant; The terrain is kun, and the gentleman carries things with virtue" explained in detail.

The original 16-character motto of Tsinghua University is "self-improvement, virtue; Independent spirit, free thought. Now the motto of Tsinghua University only has the first 8 words, "self-improvement, virtue". ”

Self-improvement, virtue.

Self-improvement, virtue and virtue", originated in 1914 Liang Qichao in Tsinghua School of a speech, entitled "Gentleman", he quoted the "Zhou Yi" in the Qiankun two hexagrams: "Tianxingjian, the gentleman with self-improvement", "terrain Kun, the gentleman with virtue", to encourage Tsinghua students to study morality, reluctant to be a true gentleman, the sun rises to win the great responsibility, in order to turn the tide of the fall, as the mainstay.

After this speech, Tsinghua School took "unremitting self-improvement, moral commitment" as the school motto. In 1917, when the auditorium was built, the giant school emblem engraved with the motto of "self-improvement, virtue and virtue" was embedded on the front of the stage, which was widely spread with a spectacular view.

Continual self-improvement; Virtue:

Self-improvement means being human.

It is necessary to pursue fame and fortune, fame to pursue fame for all generations, profit to pursue thousands of years of profit, and merit to pursue a hundred generations of merit.

Virtue means to use morality; Virtue carries your wealth, status, and glory.

Some people will have accidents when they reach a certain level of office, and some people will also have accidents when they earn money to a certain extent, the reason is that their moral character cannot carry their wealth and status.

Self-improvement, virtue, independent spirit, free thought.

Heaven rewards diligence, virtue carries things, Tianxingjian, the gentleman is self-improving, the terrain is kun, and the gentleman is virtuous.

Virtue and self-improvement.

Self-improvement, virtue.

Don't think about coming, oh oh, oh, coming, coming.

Qingfen is very beautiful, and Huaxia is bright. Today's Tsinghua University is facing an unprecedented historical opportunity, and Tsinghua people inherit the fine tradition of "patriotism and dedication", uphold the school motto of "unremitting self-improvement and virtue", the school spirit of "actions speak louder than words" and the academic style of "rigorous, diligent, realistic and innovative", so as to make Tsinghua University one of the world's first-class universities and strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

The school motto is self-improvement and virtue.

Tsinghua University is a higher education institution directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, "211 Project", "985 Project", "World-class University and First-class Discipline", a member of the Asian University, Pacific Rim University and other alliances, known as the "cradle of red engineers", and is one of the most famous universities in China. Its predecessor was Tsinghua School, which was founded in 1911 and was named after Tsinghua Garden in the northwest suburbs of Beijing. In 1912, it was renamed Tsinghua School.

In 1928, it was renamed National Tsing Hua University. In 1938, it moved to Kunming and was renamed National Southwest Associated University. In 1946, it moved back to Tsinghua Park to resume schooling.

After 1949, it was renamed "Tsinghua University".

From Ji Chang's "Zhou Yi", according to legend, it was done by Ji Chang when he was imprisoned by the Shang prince, "Tianxingjian, a gentleman strives for self-improvement." (Qiangua) "The terrain is kun, and the gentleman carries things with virtue." On April 25, 1918, the cover of the 138th issue of Tsinghua Weekly appeared a circular icon containing the words "self-improvement and virtue", and on November 25, 1926, it was officially determined as the emblem of Tsinghua University by the school council.

It is said that it is based on a speech made by Liang Qichao at Tsinghua School in 1914 and is suspected of making meritorious contributions, just like saying that the word nation was first proposed by Liang Qichao.

Self-improvement, virtue, some time ago the gate of Tsinghua University was collapsed, now there is a new gate, you can go to see.

The motto of Tsinghua University is: unremitting self-improvement and virtue.

The motto of Tsinghua University came from a speech entitled "Gentleman" made by Liang Qichao in the Tongfang Department of Tsinghua School in the winter of 1914. Liang Qichao used the two symbolic words of "Zhou Yi" to motivate students: "Tianxingjian, the gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement" (Qiangua) and "The terrain is kun, the gentleman is carrying things with virtue" (Kun hexagram).

He pointed out that the gentleman's self-encouragement is like the operation of the celestial body, not to be exposed to the cold, should not see the benefits and advance, know the difficulties and retreat, but should emphasize self-victory, selfish desires and perseverance, perseverance, righteousness and courage, do not avoid difficulties and dangers, and strive for self-improvement; At the same time, a gentleman should be as thick and smooth as the momentum of the earth, accommodate all things, be strict with himself, and take responsibility for others, absorb the new civilization with a broad mind, and shoulder the heavy responsibility of history.

The five sentences of the president of Peking University are used for a lifetime and are used as the school motto by students!

In the winter of 1914, Mr. Liang Qichao was invited to Tsinghua University to give a speech, and the topic of the lecture was "The Gentleman", and the two hexagrams about "Gentleman" in "Zhou Yi" were used to give play to encourage Tsinghua students to be indignant and strive for strength: "The dry elephant says that the gentleman is self-motivated, and the operation of the sky is endless, and there must be no disadvantages of violence and ten colds." And scholars are determined to be persevering and resolute, despite the upheaval and displacement, they must be indomitable ......Kun Xiangyan gentleman receives things, measures the generosity of the earth, all-encompassing, the gentleman blames himself very much, and blames others ......very lightlyAfter Mr. Liang Qichao expounded the meaning of "gentleman", he made it clear that "he traveled overseas every year, absorbed new civilizations, improved our society, and promoted my politics.

The feelings of encouragement are beyond words.

After this speech, the school took the eight characters of "self-improvement and virtue" as the school motto, and engraved it on the school emblem at that time.

The motto of China's famous universities - -

The school's motto can be seen in the characteristics of a school.

Peking University: Patriotic, Progressive, Democratic Science.

Tsinghua University: Self-improvement, morality.

Zhejiang University: Seeking truth and innovation.

Wuhan University: Self-improvement, Hongyi, truth-seeking, and innovation.

Nanjing University: Honest, simple and majestic, encouraging learning.

Beijing Normal University: Learn to be a teacher and act as a model for the world.

Shandong University: There is no end to learning.

Fudan University: Erudite and ambitious, inquisitive and thoughtful.

Nankai University: Fairness and fairness can change with each passing day.

Renmin University: Seek truth from facts.

Beijing University of Foreign Chinese: Unity, tension, seriousness and liveliness.

Tongji University: rigorous, realistic, united and innovative.

Jinan University: Faithful and respectful.

School motto: self-improvement, virtue.

Mr. Liang Qichao once gave a speech called "Gentleman" at Tsinghua University, in which two sentences were "Tianxingjian, a gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement; The terrain is kun, and the gentleman carries things with virtue", and later "self-improvement."

"Virtue and Virtue" has become the motto of Tsinghua University, and these two sentences do originate from Zhou Yi. Actions speak louder than words, which should be the school spirit of Tsinghua University

Self-improvement, virtue.

Independent spirit, free thought.

This is the first 16-character school motto.

The motto of Tsinghua University is: unremitting self-improvement and virtue.

Tsinghua University took a look at the network, and you can experience it, and you know.

Tsinghua University's motto was originally "self-improvement, virtue, independent spirit, and free thought".

When many Tsinghua people were in school, no one told us that Tsinghua had a school motto. In fact, Tsinghua's motto was originally "self-improvement, virtue; Independent spirit, free thought. And now it has been cut off, and only the first 8 words remain.

Self-improvement, virtue and virtue" is extraordinary, and the words of the Book of Changes are famous all over the world because of Mr. Liang Qichao's speech at Tsinghua University, and it has become the school motto.

In fact, what many people don't know is that even "self-improvement and virtue" was only restored in the 90s of the 20th century.

Self-improvement, virtue.

Who piled up a high snowdrift on the flat ground and cut it into this snowflake?

This sentence was said by the Tang Dynasty poet Han Yu, in his poem "Mourning Plum Flowers".

Original text: When the spring land competes for luxury, Luoyang Garden is especially diverse.

Who will level the ground with ten thousand piles of snow, cut and carved into this even the ceiling.

The red sunlight is not good, and the bright moon is temporarily added.

The night leader Zhang Che threw himself into Lu Tong and rode the clouds to the Jade Palace.

Chang Ji Xiang Yu four lists, and there is no difference in skirt practice.

Jing Miao's makeup is devoted, and I don't want to put my teeth and teeth.

The cold bones and liver wake up, and there is no reason to think about evil all your life.

Translation: In the spring season, everything between heaven and earth is competing for who is more extravagant and gorgeous, and the flowers and plants in Luoyang Garden are particularly eye-catching.

Who piled up a high snowdrift on the flat ground and cut it into this snowflake?

The sunlight is blood-red, the evening light has not completely disappeared, and the light of the bright moon is also reflected in it.

At night, Zhang Che took refuge in Lu Quan (allusion) and came to the Jade Royal Palace by cloud.

The long ladies were incense-smeared, and they were displayed in front of them in rows, and the maids wore white dresses and scarves, and there was no difference in color.

The fresh, natural and clear makeup is because there are others waiting for me, so I don't say much.

The weather is cold to the bone, which makes people feel terrified, and the thoughts of a lifetime are here.