The meaning of "being cautious and pursuing far, being wise and sincere"

Peach blossom and red rain, heroic blood, blue sea and Danxia heart. Today, China sees the rise, and the cemetery comforts the eternal loyal soul! "In this hot land of China, countless people with lofty ideals gave their lives, shed their blood and wrote tragic historical chapters for national liberation, national independence and people's happiness. It is their life that has brought prosperity to China today, and it is their blood that has dyed the peach blossoms everywhere. How can we forget this tragic epic? How can we forget those once vivid faces? Let's remember quietly and deeply, and place our deepest thoughts and highest respect on these flowers and words. ...

The deeds of heroes reverberate in my ears. Indeed, they explained their sincerity to the people with their actions. Their strong arms always point far away. The sun rises in the east and shines on a nation's yesterday, today and tomorrow. Through the gap in space, the students' faces are full of perseverance and strength: never let the heroes and heroes down.

Students let us deeply cherish the memory of the martyrs, remember the history, clarify the history of the Party, shoulder the mission, remember the responsibility, study hard, study hard, grasp the present, and contribute to the construction of the motherland in the new century.

Reference /~ fzxxx/sxd/hd3.htm Everyone's life is a history. "

These are the words on Shakespeare's epitaph. Looking at this sentence, I am thinking that since it is history, it should be respected by everyone. But I can't express my understanding of respect in words, so I can't make others show respect like me. We have read: some people are dead and he is still alive; Some people are alive, but he is dead. Sima Qian said: It is heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. All these give us a deeper understanding of death. Here, I want to express my extensive respect and respect, and express my deep sorrow for all the lost lives.

Because today is Tomb-Sweeping Day? Maybe.

We know that as soon as life comes into this world, it exists in the form of body and spirit. Sometimes we don't know how every real life around us is different from other lives. Before a life disappears, it is difficult for us to notice that everyone's life is a history.

We read that it rains in Tomb-Sweeping Day. Our experience: pedestrians on the road want to die. We think: Who cries when Tomb-Sweeping Day eats cold food?

Why is this happening? Let's see this feeling.

There were many sacrifices in ancient China, from the moon to the four seasons, and then to the large ancestral temple. Even now, in rural areas, every New Year, every 15th, every solar term, more or less have to be sacrificed. No one can accurately describe the sacrificial ceremonies of various nationalities in various places.

Why did our ancestors attach importance to ancestor worship and why did they sacrifice frequently and painstakingly? Confucius said: Be cautious and pursue far, be wise and sincere. In the era when he lived, divination superstition prevailed, and the Book of Changes became the golden rule, believing in ghosts and gods from top to bottom. But Confucius did not believe in ghosts and gods, so he explained: "I want to say that the dead have knowledge, and I am afraid that my dutiful son and his grandchildren will die when they are born;" I don't know what to say, but I am afraid that the unfilial children will abandon it. " Sacrificing ancestors first is to serve the waiter and make the living moral. He cares about funerals and attaches importance to the real world.

Now we know that the ancients pursued the distance cautiously and never forgot their ancestors in order to strengthen cohesion, arouse the memory and admiration of their ancestors through sacrifices, and precipitate a kind of morality and culture, with the aim of national unity and clan unity. This is not a simple question of whether the dead have souls, let alone a feudal superstition that can be completely summarized. The legend of the Cold Food Festival and the story of Quyuan's throwing himself into the river during the Dragon Boat Festival all entrusted the national spirit of China people to respect their ancestors. Here, the national spirit comes down in one continuous line.

Similar to Tomb-Sweeping Day in China, there are Japanese Bonihara Festival, French All Souls Festival and so on. Japan attaches great importance to the Kasahara Festival, and the whole country has a holiday for more than three days, and people spontaneously or organized sacrificial activities. People in the city have returned to the countryside to worship their ancestors in cemeteries, and the whole country is immersed in the memory and nostalgia for their ancestors. In China, the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is called Ghost Festival, Taoism is called Zhongyuan Festival and Buddhism is called Kogasawara Festival. According to research, the Japanese Bonihara Festival was introduced from China. But how many young people in China know about this festival now? Even in Tomb-Sweeping Day, how many young people in the city really pay homage?

Some people say that we advocate civilized sacrifices to express our grief, or make some sacrifices online to get rid of stereotypes. This is certainly good. But we need to see the other side.

For many years, we hated that the long feudal rule delayed the modernization of modern China, so we rejected many cultures in the past and always thought that traditional sacrifice was unscientific. In fact, any form of sacrifice in any country is unscientific, because the dead can't know that the living are remembering them and paying homage to them. Any form of sacrifice in any country is an activity carried out by the living, which can make the living remember that they come from the same ancestor and have the same blood in their veins.

"If you don't learn manners, you can't stand", which means that if you don't learn manners, you can't stand on the basis of society. Since China literature records, weddings, funerals and sacrifices have been recorded in courtesy books. Ceremony is the core of traditional culture, covering the range from national laws and regulations system to personal code of conduct. Although thousands of years have passed, many of them belong to feudalism, but the main line is to know shame and keep courtesy, and to talk about the principle of being a man: see no evil, don't listen to evil, don't eat evil. China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times, and its people are simple. As Confucius said, "There are 300 poems, in a word, that is, innocent thinking". Why can we think naively? Because righteousness is in the chest. How can I hold my head high? Confucius said, "A trip to the Avenue is also".

When Valentine's Day in the west is talked about by young people in our city, when Christmas in the west is sought after by people with higher education in our city, and even when ancient sacrifices become national customs performances in parks, have we forgotten anything and are discarding cultural customs that should belong to us?

The history of China has developed to this day, and modernization is striding towards us. Neither material civilization nor spiritual civilization can be compared with feudal times. The new morality and outlook on life are replacing the old ones, but this does not mean that China's cultural tradition is unnecessary, let alone that the ceremony can be omitted. We still have to thank our ancestors and our predecessors for laying the foundation for us. We need and should pay tribute to them. Like the French, like the Japanese, every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, we solemnly pay homage to the graves of the dead, present a bunch of flowers, present our etiquette and our solemnity.

References:

/GB/guandian/30/20020408/704491Everyone's life is a history. "

These are the words on Shakespeare's epitaph. Looking at this sentence, I am thinking that since it is history, it should be respected by everyone. But I can't express my understanding of respect in words, so I can't make others show respect like me. We have read: some people are dead and he is still alive; Some people are alive, but he is dead. Sima Qian said: It is heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. All these give us a deeper understanding of death. Here, I want to express my extensive respect and respect, and express my deep sorrow for all the lost lives.

Because today is Tomb-Sweeping Day? Maybe.

We know that as soon as life comes into this world, it exists in the form of body and spirit. Sometimes we don't know how every real life around us is different from other lives. Before a life disappears, it is difficult for us to notice that everyone's life is a history.

We read that it rains in Tomb-Sweeping Day. Our experience: pedestrians on the road want to die. We think: Who cries when Tomb-Sweeping Day eats cold food?

Why is this happening? Let's see this feeling.

There were many sacrifices in ancient China, from the moon to the four seasons, and then to the large ancestral temple. Even now, in rural areas, every New Year, every 15th, every solar term, more or less have to be sacrificed. No one can accurately describe the sacrificial ceremonies of various nationalities in various places.

Why did our ancestors attach importance to ancestor worship and why did they sacrifice frequently and painstakingly? Confucius said: Be cautious and pursue far, be wise and sincere. In the era when he lived, divination superstition prevailed, and the Book of Changes became the golden rule, believing in ghosts and gods from top to bottom. But Confucius did not believe in ghosts and gods, so he explained: "I want to say that the dead have knowledge, and I am afraid that my dutiful son and his grandchildren will die when they are born;" I don't know what to say, but I am afraid that the unfilial children will abandon it. " Sacrificing ancestors first is to serve the waiter and make the living moral. He cares about funerals and attaches importance to the real world.

Now we know that the ancients pursued the distance cautiously and never forgot their ancestors in order to strengthen cohesion, arouse the memory and admiration of their ancestors through sacrifices, and precipitate a kind of morality and culture, with the aim of national unity and clan unity. This is not a simple question of whether the dead have souls, let alone a feudal superstition that can be completely summarized. The legend of the Cold Food Festival and the story of Quyuan's throwing himself into the river during the Dragon Boat Festival all entrusted the national spirit of China people to respect their ancestors. Here, the national spirit comes down in one continuous line.

Similar to Tomb-Sweeping Day in China, there are Japanese Bonihara Festival, French All Souls Festival and so on. Japan attaches great importance to the Kasahara Festival, and the whole country has a holiday for more than three days, and people spontaneously or organized sacrificial activities. People in the city have returned to the countryside to worship their ancestors in cemeteries, and the whole country is immersed in the memory and nostalgia for their ancestors. In China, the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is called Ghost Festival, Taoism is called Zhongyuan Festival and Buddhism is called Kogasawara Festival. According to research, the Japanese Bonihara Festival was introduced from China. But how many young people in China know about this festival now? Even in Tomb-Sweeping Day, how many young people in the city really pay homage?

Some people say that we advocate civilized sacrifices to express our grief, or make some sacrifices online to get rid of stereotypes. This is certainly good. But we need to see the other side.

For many years, we hated that the long feudal rule delayed the modernization of modern China, so we rejected many cultures in the past and always thought that traditional sacrifice was unscientific. In fact, any form of sacrifice in any country is unscientific, because the dead can't know that the living are remembering them and paying homage to them. Any form of sacrifice in any country is an activity carried out by the living, which can make the living remember that they come from the same ancestor and have the same blood in their veins.

"If you don't learn manners, you can't stand", which means that if you don't learn manners, you can't stand on the basis of society. Since China literature records, weddings, funerals and sacrifices have been recorded in courtesy books. Ceremony is the core of traditional culture, covering the range from national laws and regulations system to personal code of conduct. Although thousands of years have passed, many of them belong to feudalism, but the main line is to know shame and keep courtesy, and to talk about the principle of being a man: see no evil, don't listen to evil, don't eat evil. China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times, and its people are simple. As Confucius said, "There are 300 poems, in a word, that is, innocent thinking". Why can we think naively? Because righteousness is in the chest. How can I hold my head high? Confucius said, "A trip to the Avenue is also".

When Valentine's Day in the west is talked about by young people in our city, when Christmas in the west is sought after by people with higher education in our city, and even when ancient sacrifices become national customs performances in parks, have we forgotten anything and are discarding cultural customs that should belong to us?

The history of China has developed to this day, and modernization is striding towards us. Neither material civilization nor spiritual civilization can be compared with feudal times. The new morality and outlook on life are replacing the old ones, but this does not mean that China's cultural tradition is unnecessary, let alone that the ceremony can be omitted. We still have to thank our ancestors and our predecessors for laying the foundation for us. We need and should pay tribute to them. Like the French, like the Japanese, every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, we solemnly pay homage to the graves of the dead, present a bunch of flowers, present our etiquette and our solemnity.

References:

/GB/guandian/30/20020408/704491Everyone's life is a history. "

These are the words on Shakespeare's epitaph. Looking at this sentence, I am thinking that since it is history, it should be respected by everyone. But I can't express my understanding of respect in words, so I can't make others show respect like me. We have read: some people are dead and he is still alive; Some people are alive, but he is dead. Sima Qian said: It is heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. All these give us a deeper understanding of death. Here, I want to express my extensive respect and respect, and express my deep sorrow for all the lost lives.

Because today is Tomb-Sweeping Day? Maybe.

We know that as soon as life comes into this world, it exists in the form of body and spirit. Sometimes we don't know how every real life around us is different from other lives. Before a life disappears, it is difficult for us to notice that everyone's life is a history.

We read that it rains in Tomb-Sweeping Day. Our experience: pedestrians on the road want to die. We think: Who cries when Tomb-Sweeping Day eats cold food?

Why is this happening? Let's see this feeling.

There were many sacrifices in ancient China, from the moon to the four seasons, and then to the large ancestral temple. Even now, in rural areas, every New Year, every 15th, every solar term, more or less have to be sacrificed. No one can accurately describe the sacrificial ceremonies of various nationalities in various places.

Why did our ancestors attach importance to ancestor worship and why did they sacrifice frequently and painstakingly? Confucius said: Be cautious and pursue far, be wise and sincere. In the era when he lived, divination superstition prevailed, and the Book of Changes became the golden rule, believing in ghosts and gods from top to bottom. But Confucius did not believe in ghosts and gods, so he explained: "I want to say that the dead have knowledge, and I am afraid that my dutiful son and his grandchildren will die when they are born;" I don't know what to say, but I am afraid that the unfilial children will abandon it. " Sacrificing ancestors first is to serve the waiter and make the living moral. He cares about funerals and attaches importance to the real world.

Now we know that the ancients pursued the distance cautiously and never forgot their ancestors in order to strengthen cohesion, arouse the memory and admiration of their ancestors through sacrifices, and precipitate a kind of morality and culture, with the aim of national unity and clan unity. This is not a simple question of whether the dead have souls, let alone a feudal superstition that can be completely summarized. The legend of the Cold Food Festival and the story of Quyuan's throwing himself into the river during the Dragon Boat Festival all entrusted the national spirit of China people to respect their ancestors. Here, the national spirit comes down in one continuous line.

Similar to Tomb-Sweeping Day in China, there are Japanese Bonihara Festival, French All Souls Festival and so on. Japan attaches great importance to the Kasahara Festival, and the whole country has a holiday for more than three days, and people spontaneously or organized sacrificial activities. People in the city have returned to the countryside to worship their ancestors in cemeteries, and the whole country is immersed in the memory and nostalgia for their ancestors. In China, the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is called Ghost Festival, Taoism is called Zhongyuan Festival and Buddhism is called Kogasawara Festival. According to research, the Japanese Bonihara Festival was introduced from China. But how many young people in China know about this festival now? Even in Tomb-Sweeping Day, how many young people in the city really pay homage?

Some people say that we advocate civilized sacrifices to express our grief, or make some sacrifices online to get rid of stereotypes. This is certainly good. But we need to see the other side.

For many years, we hated that the long feudal rule delayed the modernization of modern China, so we rejected many cultures in the past and always thought that traditional sacrifice was unscientific. In fact, any form of sacrifice in any country is unscientific, because the dead can't know that the living are remembering them and paying homage to them. Any form of sacrifice in any country is an activity carried out by the living, which can make the living remember that they come from the same ancestor and have the same blood in their veins.

"If you don't learn manners, you can't stand", which means that if you don't learn manners, you can't stand on the basis of society. Since China literature records, weddings, funerals and sacrifices have been recorded in courtesy books. Ceremony is the core of traditional culture, covering the range from national laws and regulations system to personal code of conduct. Although thousands of years have passed, many of them belong to feudalism, but the main line is to know shame and keep courtesy, and to talk about the principle of being a man: see no evil, don't listen to evil, don't eat evil. China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times, and its people are simple. As Confucius said, "There are 300 poems, in a word, that is, innocent thinking". Why can we think naively? Because righteousness is in the chest. How can I hold my head high? Confucius said, "A trip to the Avenue is also".

When Valentine's Day in the west is talked about by young people in our city, when Christmas in the west is sought after by people with higher education in our city, and even when ancient sacrifices become national customs performances in parks, have we forgotten anything and are discarding cultural customs that should belong to us?

The history of China has developed to this day, and modernization is striding towards us. Neither material civilization nor spiritual civilization can be compared with feudal times. The new morality and outlook on life are replacing the old ones, but this does not mean that China's cultural tradition is unnecessary, let alone that the ceremony can be omitted. We still have to thank our ancestors and our predecessors for laying the foundation for us. We need and should pay tribute to them. Like the French, like the Japanese, every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, we solemnly pay homage to the graves of the dead, present a bunch of flowers, present our etiquette and our solemnity.

References:

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