Inspirational calligraphy works of four-character idioms

The four-character idiom inspirational calligraphy works are as follows:

1, benign load:

Appreciation of works:

"Carrying things by virtue" comes from Zhouyi Kun: "A gentleman carries things by virtue." It means paying attention to morality and being able to support everything as much as supporting the earth. Describe a character that embraces all rivers like the earth. It used to mean that people with high morality can undertake important tasks. "Paying attention to morality and carrying things" is conducive to cultivating modern moral personality.

Confucian gentleman's personality, which pursues "virtue", integrates many virtues such as filial piety, loyalty, righteousness, propriety, faithfulness and sincerity, and almost becomes the embodiment of China's traditional morality. The moral qualities of Confucian gentleman personality provide a theoretical model for modern ideal personality. Modern ideal personality still entrusts people's expectation and pursuit.

It requires people to have extensive love and charity; Have a sense of morality and courage to take responsibility; Have morality and honesty; To correctly handle the relationship between righteousness and benefit, clear benefit is the only one; Dare to take responsibility and suffering and so on. This four-character calligraphy can not only decorate the study.

2. Self-improvement:

Appreciation of works:

Self-improvement, this idiom comes from Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, gentlemen are self-improvement, the terrain is rich, and gentlemen carry things with morality." It means to describe your conscious efforts, no rest, no relaxation, and continuous progress. Self-improvement has been one of the outstanding qualities of the Chinese nation since ancient times, and countless people with lofty ideals have written an epic of perseverance and hard struggle for us.