What does the birth of Emperor Yao tell us?

As long as we work hard, we will succeed.

What do you feel after reading the birth of Emperor YaoAfter reading the birth of Emperor Yao, I am very touched, the Chinese civilization of Mandarin Duck Great China has been shaking the ground for so many years, and he is a very outstanding emperor.

It's not good-looking at all, I don't look at this anymore, and when others ask me, I just say it's not good-looking, it's really not good-looking, I didn't shoot you.

It seems that you want your single dog to feel something.

The truth that Sage Yao tells us is:Virtue is very important, no matter what position you are in, you must have virtue, and even have great virtue.

In this life, virtue is the foundation of being a person, if you want to be a good person in advance, if you do a good job in person, good things will come naturally. If you lack anything, you can't lack virtue, and if you are virtuous, your fate will be good. Zi said:

If the son wants to do things, he must first be holy. The old master explained: "Both ability and political integrity, led by virtue."

Virtue is the source of water, and it is the wave of water. "If a person wants to succeed, he must be virtuous.

Virtue is the foundation of being a man, and to do good deeds must first be a good person:

Being a man is the foundation of being an official, a good person is not necessarily a good official, but a good official must be a good person, to be a good official first be a good person, and to be a bad person, don't want to be a good official. It is a very simple truth to be a man first and then an official, and it is difficult to imagine that a bad person who lacks knowledge and virtue will be a good official. Be a man for a lifetime, be an official for a while.

Those who are officials should take history and reality as a mirror and grasp the way of "being an official before being a man". "To be a man must be like a man, and to be an official cannot be like an official", we must be public-minded, make good use of talents, promote righteousness, be an upright person, be innocent as an official, and do things in a down-to-earth manner.

Abstract Yao (c. 2447-2307 B.C., c. 2377-2259 B.C.), surnamed Yiqi and named Fangxun, was the leader of the tribal alliance in ancient China, one of the "Five Emperors", and the son of Emperor Yu and Qingdu.

At the age of thirteen, Yao was enshrined in Tao and assisted the emperor; At the age of fifteen, Yao was renamed in the Tang Kingdom (now Linfen City, Shanxi); At the age of twenty, Emperor Yao was the Son of Heaven; In the troubled times when all nations were competing for power, he united his relatives, united his friends, conquered the four yi, unified the Chinese tribes, and was elected as the leader of the tribal alliance. During the reign of Emperor Yao, he sent the archer Hou Yi to shoot the sun, sent Kun to control the water, and formulated a calendar, promoted farming, and rectified hundreds of officials.

In his later years, Yao opened the throne and succeeded the son of heaven by Shun. Twenty-eight years after the establishment of the throne, Yao died of illness in Leize (now Heze, Shandong) and was buried in Gulin (Juancheng, Shandong), nicknamed Yao, and was regarded as "the most ideal monarch" by Sima Qian

Di Yao dug the well, what do you want to say to Yao.

Thank you for benefiting humanity from generation to generation, and you will never have to worry about draught again. Don't forget to dig wells, you will always live in my heart, it is you who bring us water, you are like the sun in the sky in our hearts forever.

Yao (c. 2447-2307 B.C., one says about 2377-2259 B.C.), surnamed Yiqi, was the leader of the tribal alliance in ancient China, one of the "Five Emperors", and the son of Emperor Yu and Qingdu. At the age of thirteen, Yao was enshrined in Tao and assisted the emperor; At the age of fifteen, Yao was renamed in the Tang Kingdom (now Linfen City, Shanxi); At the age of twenty, Emperor Yao was the Son of Heaven; In the troubled times when all nations were competing for power, he united his relatives, united his friends, conquered the four yi, unified the Chinese tribes, and was elected as the leader of the tribal alliance. During the reign of Emperor Yao, he sent the archer Hou Yi to shoot the sun, sent Kun to control the water, and formulated a calendar, promoted farming, and rectified hundreds of officials.

In his later years, Yao opened the throne and succeeded the son of heaven by Shun. Twenty-eight years after the establishment of the throne, Yao died of illness in Leize (now Heze, Shandong) and was buried in Gulin (Juancheng, Shandong), nicknamed Yao, and was regarded as "the most ideal monarch" by Sima Qian

You have to give what you want to get, that's what sport tells us. Sports is a way to make people stronger, but also a spirit of not admitting defeat, and at the same time a desire to explore. Yao is the holy king of ancient Chinese legends, and later generations say that he is called Tao Tang and surnamed Yiqi, so he is also known as Tang Yao.

Both "Shangshu" and "Historical Records" say that his name is Fang Xun. The ruins and relics such as ancient stone tablets and temples in Yaoyu Village are said to be related to King Yao.

You have to give what you want to get, and that's what the teacher told us, just like if you want to take a break, you have to finish your homework first.

According to legend, Hou Yi and Chang'e were both from the time of Yao, and the myth says that during the time of Yao, ten suns appeared in the sky at the same time, scorching the land, drying up the crops, and people were so hot that they could not breathe, and they fell to the ground unconscious. Because of the scorching heat, some strange birds and beasts also ran out of the dry rivers and lakes and the flame-like forests.