1. Poems and famous quotes about indifference
Poems and famous quotes about indifference 1. Famous quotes about indifference
1. Greed for material, lust for power and vanity , which makes people miserable. These are the three pillars of popular consciousness. They support the unwavering world of mediocrity no matter when and where. ——Soviet Aite to Tov
2. Perfect behavior comes from complete lack of utilitarianism. ——Cesare Pavese
3. Deep down in our hearts, each of us feels that a carefree and indifferent attitude towards life will compensate for all his own shortcomings. ——William James
4. He who does not care whether others appreciate him or not will surely succeed. ——Jin Keer
5. Being too troubled and being too happy are both ways of overestimating the world, and the former is worse than the latter. ——Halifax
Extended information:
There are many feelings of being indifferent to fame and wealth. One of them is called "Yu Ge Zi", written by Zhang Zhihe, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Written. This poem creates the image of a leisurely and contented fisherman, revealing the poet's indifference to fame and fortune and his love for the natural scenery.
Yugezi (Tang Dynasty) Zhang Zhihe
Egrets fly in front of Xisai Mountain, and mandarin fish are fat in the peach blossoms and flowing water.
Green bamboo hats, green coir raincoats, no need to return in the slanting wind and drizzle.
Interpretation: The egrets are flying freely in front of Xisai Mountain, the yellow-green fish are swimming happily on the river, and the peach blossoms floating in the water are so bright. An old man on the bank of the river, wearing a green bamboo hat and a green coir raincoat, was fishing leisurely and contentedly in the slanting wind and drizzle. He was fascinated by the beautiful spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River and did not want to go home for a long time.
2. Famous aphorisms and verses about indifference
●Water can be my friend, bamboo can relieve the guilty conscience ●It is not enough to rejoice, and it is not enough to worry about loss●Not even a cent Self-interest covers oneself, and one should not burden oneself with any selfish desires (Song Dynasty? Zhu Xi) ●Be indifferent to clarify one's ambitions, and be tranquil and far-reaching (Three Kingdoms? Zhuge Liang) ●Don't be happy with gains, and don't worry about losses ●Each of us feels deep in our hearts, A carefree indifference to life will compensate for all his own shortcomings (William James) ●Too much worry and too much pleasure are both ways of overestimating the world, and the former is worse than the latter (Khalifa Max)●Perfect behavior arises from complete non-utilitarianism (Cesare? Pavese)●A true scientific researcher completely abandons the utilitarian view of the work he is engaged in (Pierce)●Does not care whether others appreciate his People are bound to succeed (Jin Keer) ●If you succeed in something, don’t wait to enjoy the honor (France) ●Don’t accumulate wealth, don’t accumulate grudges, you can walk safely and walk easily ●Speak few words and avoid slander, and have few desires to protect yourself. ●The form of a human being, the feeling of a human being.
I would rather be an idle guest in the universe than be a thief in the world. ●The grass will not thank you in the spring breeze, and the tree will not complain in the autumn. The environment can be seen from the outside, and Gaohuai alone is beyond the worldly madness (Song Dynasty? Huihong) ●Who knows that apart from generals, ministers, princes, and nobility, there are no happy people (Tang Dynasty? Bai Juyi) ●A cup of washing will leave nothing left, everything will be wasted and the fortune will be far away, and the fame and small profits will not be envied (Song Dynasty? Zhao Shixia) ● If you can let go of fame and wealth, you can escape from the ordinary world (Ming Dynasty? Hong Zicheng) ● Those who are satisfied will be in fairyland, and those who are not satisfied will be in the mortal realm (Ming Dynasty? Hong Zicheng) ● Also laugh at Chang'an's fame and wealth, and the mortal world is half a horse's hoof (Tang Dynasty? Seng Shangyan) ●Seeing through the world of mortals, the reins of fame and fortune are suddenly opened (Qing Dynasty? Li Ruzhen) ●Don’t talk about fame and fortune, fame and wealth are personal enemies (Tang Dynasty? Du Mu) ● The endless drought and seedlings are drying up, and there are strange peaks in leisurely places〈 Yongyun>●If you can't help others, what's the point of being kind?●A person will never show his superiority just because he looks at the world with hatred (Chateaubriand).
3. Famous sayings about indifference
1. Those who don’t have a good reputation are not good at it;
——Qian Qi of the Qing Dynasty, "Qian Gongliang's Test of Confucianism·Guide to Confucianism" 2. Don't be obsessed with wealth, and don't worry about poverty. ——"Book of Han·Yang Xiong Biography" 3. Do not hide yourself with any selfish interests, and do not burden yourself with any selfish desires.
——Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty 4. Don’t use praise to rejoice, and don’t use blame to anger. ——Ming Hai Rui's "Ling Zhi" 5. Being rich and noble without justice is like a floating cloud to me.
——"The Analects of Confucius·Shuer" 6. Don't be tempted by praise, and don't be afraid of slander. ——"Xunzi·Fei Twelve Sons" 7. A person who doesn't care whether others appreciate him or not will definitely succeed.
——Jin Keer 8. When you succeed in something, don’t wait to enjoy the glory. ——France 9. Be indifferent and clear your mind, and work hard at work.
——Cai E's "Nanning Residence and House Couplet" 10. Indifference helps clarify ambitions, and tranquility leads to long-term goals. ——Three Kingdoms·Zhuge Liang 11. If you let go of fame and wealth, you can transcend the world.
——Hong Zicheng of Ming Dynasty 12. Wealth and honor are not my wish, and the imperial hometown cannot be expected. ——Tao Yuanming of Jin Dynasty, "Come Back" 13. Being too troubled and being too happy are both ways of overestimating the world, and the former is worse than the latter.
——Halifax 14. Tolerance is the first way to treat others, and indifference is the first way to nourish the heart. ——Master Hongyi's "Farewell to the Proverbs" 15. A gentleman's journey is to cultivate one's character through tranquility, and to cultivate one's virtue through frugality. Without indifference, one will not be able to clarify one's ambitions, and tranquility will not lead to great distances.
——The "Book of Commandments" by Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms 16. Seeing through the mortal world, the reins of fame and power are suddenly opened. ——Li Ruzhen, Qing Dynasty 17. Don’t talk about fame and fortune. Fame and fortune are personal enemies.
——Du Mu, Tang Dynasty 18. Fewer desires will lead to a calm mind, and a calm mind will lead to simpler things. ——Xue Xuan of the Ming Dynasty, "Book of Readings" 19. Who would have thought that apart from generals, ministers, princes and princes, there are no happy and happy people.
——Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty 20. Greed for material, lust for power and vanity make people miserable. These are the three pillars of public consciousness. They support unwaveringly no matter when and where they are. The mediocre world. ——[Former Soviet Union] Aite to Tov 21. A greedy person will never be satisfied with anything.
Master Hongyi. ——"Practice French" 22. Perfect behavior arises from complete lack of utilitarianism.
——Cesare Pavese 23. Deep down in our hearts, each of us feels that a carefree and indifferent attitude towards life will compensate for all his own shortcomings. ——William James 24. Infinite drought makes the seedlings dry up, and there are strange peaks in leisurely places.
——"Yongyun" 25. Feeling relaxed and happy, forget all the favor and disgrace. ——Fan Chuyan, Song Dynasty, "Yueyang Tower" 26. If you have a broad mind, you must learn from the word plain.
——"Cai E's Collection·Preface and Notes" 27. The key to self-cultivation is to have few desires, and to be respectful and frugal in conduct. ——"Collection of Ancient and Modern Books·Xuexingdian" 28. I also laugh at Chang'an's fame and fortune, but the world of mortals is half a horse's hoof.
——Seng Shangyan of the Tang Dynasty 29. A cup of washing leaves nothing left, everything will be wasted and the fortune will be far away, and the fame and small profits will not be envied. ——Song Dynasty, Zhao Shixia 30. A person will never show his superiority just because he looks at the world with hatred.
——Chateaubriand 31. The secluded realm can be seen from the outside, and the high-mindedness alone transcends worldly ignorance. ——Huihong of Song Dynasty 32. Human form, human feeling.
Having the shape of a human being, he is one of the group among others; he has no human feelings, so he cannot control right and wrong within himself. ——Zhuangzi 33. If the desire is weak, the heart will be empty, if the heart is empty, the qi will be clear, and if the qi is clear, the mind will be clear.
——Xue Xuan of the Ming Dynasty, "Book of Readings" 34. If you have few desires, you will be sincere. ——Song Dynasty, Cheng Hao and Cheng Toothbrush, "Er Cheng Quanshu·Yuanfeng is gone" 35. A true scientific researcher completely abandons the utilitarian view of the work he is engaged in.
——Pierce 36. Those who are content will find themselves in a fairyland, while those who are dissatisfied will find themselves in a mortal realm. ——Hong Zicheng of Ming Dynasty 37. If ambition is not good, salary and status are like baht; if the way is different, wealth is as much as dirt.
——"History of the Song Dynasty: Biography of Hermit".
4. Famous quotes about being indifferent to fame and fortune
Famous quotes about being indifferent to fame and fortune——
Don’t be happy with things, don’t be sad with yourself.
Indifferentness makes one's ambition clear, and tranquility makes one go far.
Thirty years of fame are like dust and dirt, and eight thousand miles of clouds and moon.
The years are inherently long and those who are busy tend to be busy; the heaven and earth are broad but those who are humble are narrow;
The wind, flowers, snow and moon are inherently leisurely, but those who are tired and worried are naturally redundant;
The terrain is turbulent, and a gentleman carries his wealth with kindness;
He is unfazed by favors and humiliations, and watches the flowers blooming and falling in front of the court. He has no intention of leaving or leaving, and follows the rolling clouds in the sky.
I don’t envy the golden lei, I don’t envy the white jade cup, I don’t envy entering the province in the morning, I don’t envy the stage in the evening, I envy the water of the Xijiang River, I once came down to Jingling City.
The beauty abandons her crown, and her white head lies in the pine clouds.
5. Famous aphorisms about indifference, inspiration and cherishing time
Quotations about indifference:
1. Each of us feels deep in our hearts, A carefree and indifferent attitude towards life will compensate for all his own shortcomings. ——William James
2. Perfect behavior arises from complete lack of utilitarianism. ——Cesare Pavese
3. A person will never show his superiority just because he looks at the world with hatred. ——Chateaubriand
4. If you have the heart of fame and wealth, you can transcend the world. ——Ming Hong Zicheng
5. A true scientific researcher completely abandons the utilitarian view of the work he is engaged in. ——Pierce
Inspiring quotes:
1. True intelligence is perseverance and ambition. ——Napoleon
2. Emotions have great inspiring power. Therefore, they are an important prerequisite for all moral behaviors. If someone does not have a strong ambition, he will not be able to enthusiastically embody this ambition in his career. middle. —— Kailov
3. Bravery and perseverance. The true talent is the perseverance of ambition. ——Napoleon
4. Life gives us a huge and infinitely noble gift, which is youth: full of strength, full of expectations and aspirations, full of aspirations for knowledge and struggle, full of hope and confidence and youth. —— Ostrovsky
5. Ambition is just a slave of memory. It is born vigorously, but it is difficult to grow. —— Shakespeare
Famous quotes about cherishing time:
1. Time is life, time is speed, and time is strength. ——Guo Moruo
2. The most serious waste is the waste of time. ——Bufon
3. Time, you get twenty-four hours a day, but one day brings wisdom and strength to the diligent, leaving only regret to the lazy. ——Lu Xun
4. The fastest and slowest thing in the world, the longest and shortest thing, the most ordinary thing but the most precious thing, the most easily ignored thing, and the most regrettable thing is time. Famous quotes about life. ——Gorky
5. Time is life. Wasting other people’s time for no reason is tantamount to seeking money and killing people. ——Lu Xun
6. Poems describing indifference
1. Thirty years of fame and dust, eight thousand miles of clouds and moon.
2. Don't be surprised by favor or disgrace, just watch the flowers blooming and falling in front of the court; you have no intention of leaving or leaving, just follow the clouds rolling in the sky.
3. The years are long and busy people are self-promoting; the world is broad but humble people are narrow-minded.
4. Do not envy the golden lei, do not envy the white jade cup, do not envy the imperial court and the province.
5. Do not take arbitrarily, do not give arbitrarily, do not wish arbitrarily, and do not seek arbitrarily.
6. Don’t be happy with things, and don’t be sad with yourself.
7. If the sky is healthy, a gentleman will strive to strengthen himself; if the terrain is weak, a gentleman will be virtuous.
8. People’s livelihood depends on diligence, and diligence will lead to success; the party depends on integrity, and integrity will prosper.
9. If everyone is honest in government, corruption will perish; if everyone is self-disciplined, the party style will be strengthened.
10. If you cannot resist the temptation of today, you will lose the happiness of tomorrow.
11. Being worthy of the Party is the root of diligent government; being worthy of the people is the root of honest government.
12. Without indifference, there is no clear ambition, and without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal.
13. I don’t envy the stage at dusk, but I envy the water of the Xijiang River. I once came down to Jingling City.
14. Only those who are honest and honest can speak out only when they dare to act impartially.
15. It is called a body lock, and its power is to burn the body with fire.
16. There is leisure in the wind, flowers, snow and moon, but those who are tired and worried are idle.
17. Be easy-going and easy-going.
18. Don’t act only on small matters to the detriment of the big ones, don’t act only on selfish interests and harm the public;
19. Be upright as a person, diligent in government, honest as an official, and honest to the people.
7. Poems about thinness
Picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, leisurely seeing the southern mountains - Tao Yuanming (all relatively pastoral poems are almost the same, don't give up for five buckets of rice)
Bells, drums, delicacies and jade are not expensive, but I hope I will never wake up after being drunk for a long time - Li Bai (Li Bai's wine will be part of the wine) du
If you are not indifferent, you will not be able to clarify your ambitions. Without tranquility, there is no way to reach far - Zhuge Liang
The bright moon shines among the pines, and the clear spring flows up the rocks - Wang Wei (he is also a pastoral poet, so there are many such poems)
Do not A shred of self-interest covers oneself, and one shred of selfish desire does not hinder oneself (Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty)
Indifference leads to clear aspirations, tranquility and long-term goals (Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang)
The secluded environment is self-reliant From the outside, Gao Huai is alone out of this worldly madness (Song Dynasty Huihong)
Who would have thought that besides generals, ministers, princes, and nobility, there are no other happy people (Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi)
There is nothing left after a cup of washing, All things go by and fortune will be far away, and fame will be small and profits will be lost (Zhao Shixia, Song Dynasty)
If you let go of your heart for fame and wealth, you can escape from the world (Hong Zicheng, Ming Dynasty)
The wonderland of the contented person , Those who are dissatisfied with the world (Ming Dynasty, Hong Zicheng)
Also laugh at Chang'an's fame and wealth, the world of mortals is half a horse's hoof (Tang Dynasty, Seng Shangyan)
See through the world of mortals, and suddenly open the reins of fame and wealth Lock (Li Ruzhen, Qing Dynasty)
Don’t talk about fame and fortune, fame and fortune are personal enemies (Du Mu, Tang Dynasty)
Infinite drought, the seedlings are about to dry up, leisurely and leisurely, you can create strange peaks