What are the calligraphy works?

1, Dragon Horse Spirit is the national spirit that the Chinese nation has been advocating since ancient times, that is, persistent struggle, self-improvement and enterprising spirit. Ancestors thought the dragon horse was a kind horse. It is the spirit of the Yellow River, the embodiment of the descendants of the Chinese people, and represents the subject spirit and the highest morality of the Chinese nation. It is synonymous with vigorous, bright, warm, lofty, rising, full, prosperous and developed.

2, Heaven rewards diligence, which means more work and more pay, that is, more work and more pay. "Heaven" in The Analects of Confucius means "providence", "reward" means reward and return, "diligence" means diligence and dedication, and "Heaven rewards diligence". ?

It tells us: Nine times out of ten, life will be unhappy as soon as possible, but no matter what difficulties you encounter in life, don't lose heart. A good life needs hard-working hands to create. As long as we make continuous progress and work hard, we can reap a healthy and rich life.

3. The phrase "carrying things by virtue" comes from the Book of Changes, which means educating people and benefiting things with profound virtue. Nowadays, it is often used to refer to cultivating students with high moral character and profound knowledge. The original text is: "Tian Xingjian, a gentleman strives for self-improvement. The terrain is Kun, and the gentleman carries things with morality. "

"All rivers run into the sea" means that the sea can hold hundreds of rivers. Metaphor contains a wide range of things and a large number. At the same time, "all rivers run into the sea" is also often used to describe magnificent and all-encompassing things. Nowadays, people often use "all rivers run into the sea" to describe an open-minded and broad personal accomplishment, because people regard people with a broad mind like the sea as respectable people.

5. Quiet and profound. This idiom comes from Liu An's Huai Nan Zi: A Master's Skill in the Early Western Han Dynasty, and is also quoted in Zhuge Liang's command book. "The gentleman's trip, static to cultivate one's morality, frugal to cultivate one's morality. If you are not indifferent, you will have no ambition, and if you are not quiet, you will be far away. "

It means: a stable and quiet mind, unmoved by other thoughts, and quiet reflection can set up (realize) lofty goals. Only by calming down and concentrating, can we accumulate wealth and make a difference.