Names related to traditional culture

Guo Jing: From Essays on Canon: "The person who covers the article is the great cause of Guo Jing, an immortal event."

Learn to think: from The Analects of Confucius: "Learning without thinking is useless, and thinking without learning is dangerous."

Wu Sheng: From Questioning and Persuasion: "I save myself three times a day."

To Jun: From a poem: To Jun Yao Shun.

Haoran: from Mencius: "I am good at cultivating my noble spirit."

Educated youth: It's an ancient poem: "There are no fish in the clear water, and there are no disciples who watch it."

Suyue: Tao Yuanming from the Eastern Jin Dynasty: "I fell into the Xihe River in the daytime, and I went out of Dongling in Suyue."

Ying Jing: From Song Lichao: "Ying is dust-free, indifferent, quiet and countable, and Dangui is uneven."

Respect: From Mencius Li Lou: "Those who love others will always love others, and those who respect others will always respect others."

Clear ice: from Tang Bai Juyi: "If the fire is not hot, the fly can't clear the ice."

Fixed wave: from Tang Nie Zhongyi: "There is no fixed wave in the daytime and no fixed wave in the Qingjiang River."

Chang Qin: From Hao's Popular Geography: "Diligence, such as small and long water, can grind away stones."

Resolutely: From "Zhu Shunshui Collection": "Resolutely absolutely, promising."

Sirui: It comes from "A Book of Learning from Recent Thoughts": "Thinking is called Rui, and after thinking, Rui naturally comes into being."

Tzu Chi: Tao Yuanming of the Eastern Jin Dynasty said, "I am eager to escape from the world. I am in Philip Burkart."

If you fly: from Mulan Poetry: "If the mountain is closed, you fly."

Xiu Yuan: Qu Yuan, from the Chu Ci of the Warring States Period, said, "The road is long, but it's Xiu Yuan. I will go up and down to find it."

Zhuo Xin: From Wang Mingyongbin's Night Talk Around the Furnace: "If you live in a room, you must always cherish your heart and live."

Far News: From Tang Meng Jiao: "How far is it from being pregnant without any interest?"

Four lines: from The Analects of Confucius Gongye Chang: "Ji Wenzi thinks twice before you act."

Chunhui: From Meng Jiao's Ode to a Wanderer in the Tang Dynasty: "But an inch of grass is worth three chunhui."

Wen ru: from "A gentleman is as warm as a man".

Yanjin: From The Book of Songs Zheng Feng: "The son of the other is the son of the country."

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