What does it mean to live in the west?

The sentence "grinding outside and living in the west" is actually a sentence in the Analects of Confucius. "Grinding" refers to the machine used to grind grain, some flour, etc. And "living in the west outside" means "living in a foreign country and facing the west". Therefore, this sentence means that people with high morality can still act according to moral principles no matter where they are.

This sentence is often quoted and used in real life. For example, when we evaluate a person's behavior and morality, if we think that TA can keep the moral bottom line in a foreign land, we will use it to describe TA. At the same time, as a tourist, if you can't forget your heart while traveling abroad, you can still abide by the rules. It can also be said that you live in a white place outside, and your position is due west.

Although it seems to be just a short adjective phrase, "Momo lives in the West" is full of philosophy and guidance. It tells us that as a person, no matter where we are, moral quality is the bottom line we must stick to. At the same time, it also reminds us that we should always be loyal to our hearts and keep our true colors, so as not to be influenced by the environment and bad temptations, so that people who "live outside" can also maintain their "moral bottom line" in the western direction.