Eat and drink water, bend the humerus and pillow, and enjoy it. Unrighteous and rich and expensive,

Eat whole grains, drink cold water, bend your arms as pillows, and the fun is there. Wealth gained by improper means is like a cloud in the sky to me.

Eating whole grains, drinking cold water, and using your arms as pillows are also fun. Gaining wealth through unkindness and unrighteousness is like a floating cloud to me.

Drink cold water when you are jealous, you can earn a pillow and be happy, which is not easy to be rich and precious, but I am now floating clouds

Eat and drink water, bend the humerus and pillow, and enjoy it. To be unrighteous and rich and expensive means to eat coarse grains.

Drinking water, using my arms as pillows, and being willing to do it are among them, and the richness and luxury that I get by immoral means are like floating clouds to me. From the Analects of the Analects

Meaning: I don't care about the hardships of life, but I want to be worthy of my heart, as long as I have natural happiness, I can live a very comfortable and satisfying life.

The Analects of the Analects

It consists of 38 chapters, which is one of the most cited and clarified sources in the study of Confucius and Confucianism. This chapter presents Confucius's educational ideas and learning attitudes, Confucius's further elaboration of important moral categories such as benevolence, and Confucius's other ideas.

Zi said: "Rice and water are sparse, and the humerus is bent and pillowed, and the music is also in it." Unrighteous wealth and nobility are like floating clouds to me. The Analects of the Analects

Rice, verb, meaning to eat.

Loose food, the first meaning can be understood as coarse grains, there is food but not good enough; The second meaning can be understood as not every meal has food, and "sparse" means sparse and sparse.

Drink water, cold water. In ancient times, water referred to cold water, and soup referred to hot water.

Bending the humerus and pillowing it, bending the arm and using it as a pillow, is unjust, impolite, and illegal.

Translations. Confucius said: If it is obtained by impolite and illegal means, such wealth is like a floating cloud to me, I would rather eat coarse grains, drink cold water, and bend my arms as pillows when I sleep, and I will enjoy such living conditions without feeling bitter.

If wealth is obtained in an "unrighteous" way, it is impossible to have such wealth for a long time, just like the clouds gather and scatter, and change; Just like the "white cloud dog", one second it may be a kitten, and the next second it may become a puppy. Such changes are uncontrollable and floating, so such a rich Confucius would rather live a poor life and refuse.

Confucius said that eating coarse food and drinking cold water, bending your arms as pillows, happiness is in it, and gaining wealth and status through improper means is like a floating cloud to me.

Confucius said: "Eat coarse food, drink Qingshuiwan Qi arm as a pillow, and happiness is in it." The wealth and status gained by doing unrighteous deeds by improper means are as meaningless to me as floating clouds. ”

Zi said: "Rice bai sparse food and water, bend the humerus and pillow du, and the joy is also in it." No.

Dao is righteous and rich and expensive, and it is like a floating cloud in me.

Translation: Eat coarse rice and drink water, bend your arms as pillows, and happiness is in it. He did unrighteous deeds and used improper means to gain wealth and status. For me, it's like a floating cloud.

Confucius said, "Eat whole grains, drink cold water, bend your arms and pillow them, and the pleasure is in it." The wealth obtained by improper means is like a floating cloud to me. ”

Confucius said, "Eat coarse rice and drink water, bend your arms as pillows, and happiness is in it." Doing unrighteous things, gaining wealth and status by improper means, is as meaningless to me as a floating cloud. ”

Zi said: "Rice is sparse and food bai."

Drinking water, bending the humerus and pillow, and the joy is also in it. Unrighteous and rich and expensive, dao is like a floating cloud in me.

Translation: Eat coarse rice and drink water, bend your arms as pillows, and happiness is in it. He did unrighteous deeds and used improper means to gain wealth and status. For me, it's like a floating cloud.

Confucius said, eating coarse grains and drinking cold water, using your arms as pillows, happiness is in it, but wealth obtained by improper means is like a floating cloud to me.

Confucius said, "It is also fun to eat whole grains, drink cold water, and bend your arms as pillows." The wealth obtained by non-moral means is like a floating cloud to me."

Confucius said: "Eating and drinking Longshuiwan as a pillow for my arm, happiness is in it, and it is not a means of stealing to obtain wealth and status, for me, it is as meaningless as floating clouds."

Confucius said, "Eating whole grains, drinking cold water, and bending your arms as pillows is one of the pleasures." The riches obtained by unfair means are like floating clouds to me."

Zi said: "Eat loosely, drink water, bend the humerus and pillow, and the joy is also in the middle." Unrighteous and rich and expensive, like a floating cloud in me. ”

Rong Translation: Confucius said: Eat coarse rice and drink cold water, bend your arms as pillows, and happiness is in it. The wealth obtained by improper means is like a floating cloud to me. ＂

Confucius said: Eat coarse rice bai and drink water, du

Bending my arm as a pillow, happiness is in it, doing unrighteous things, using improper means to gain wealth and status, but for me, it is as meaningless as a floating cloud. ＂

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Confucius said: "Drink cold water from coarse grains, and hold your arms as pillows, and the fun is in it." The wealth and status obtained through improper means are floating clouds to me. ”

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Confucius said: "Eating coarse rice and drinking cold water, and sleeping with your arms crooked, you can also feel the happiness in it." [And] immoral wealth is nothing more than a floating cloud like a thin smoke to me. ”

Original text: Zi said: "Eat loosely, drink water, bend the humerus and pillow, and the joy is also in it." Unrighteous wealth and nobility are like floating clouds to me. ”

Translation: Confucius said, "There is also fun in eating whole grains, drinking water, and bending your arms as pillows." And the riches that I have gained by doing unjust things are like floating clouds to me. ”

Source: The Analects of the Analects

Confucius said: Eating coarse grains and drinking water, using my arms as pillows, and being willing to do so, the wealth obtained by immoral means is like a floating cloud to me.

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Confucius said that drinking cold water, eating whole grains, and bending your arms as pillows is also a fun show. Wealth obtained by unscrupulous means. In my (Confucius's) eyes, it looks like a floating cloud.

This shows that the wealth obtained by bad means is, in Confucius's view, like a floating cloud, showing Confucius's noble character.

Righteousness means what is righteous.

The above can be translated as: Confucius said: "I am also very happy when I eat coarse grains, drink cold water, and bend my arms to make pillows."

Trying to make myself rich and noble by improper means is like a cloud to me (not worth caring about). It means that if it conforms to morality, although the life is simple, but the heart is happy, if it does not conform to morality, even if it is a rich life, I think it is like a floating cloud (beautiful but easy to disperse, although you have it, you are always worried about losing. ）

The general meaning of this sentence is that Confucius said that if you have food to eat and water to drink, this kind of life is good, and if you are unrighteous and rich and expensive, this kind of life is like a floating cloud to me.