Can an oriole be drawn on a high-spirited picture?

Can an oriole be painted on a high-spirited and bright picture?

Tiger on the Move

(Wei and Jin Dynasties) Lu Ji

Thirst does not drink the thieves The spring water is constantly hot and hates the yin of the wood.

How can an evil tree have no branches? People with lofty ideals work hard.

When the whole army is under control, the command will be sought far away.

The hungry tiger den, the cold habitat in the wild bird forest.

The sun returns the merits before it is built, and the passing years carry the yin.

Chongyun is approaching the shore, and the wind sings the song.

Quietly speaking, at the bottom of the deep valley, the high mountain cens are roaring.

The sharp strings have no sound, and the bright strings are difficult to pronounce.

Life is not easy. How can Haoyun open this path?

I care deeply about you, and look down on me and feel ashamed of the past and the present. Explanation of high moral integrity

Describes noble morals and behavior. It usually refers to an official who is honest and upright, which not only reflects his noble sentiments, but also reflects his steadfast integrity. The meaning of high integrity and integrity

From Volume 1 of "Tiao Xi Yu Yin Cong Hua Hou Collection" by Hu Zai of the Song Dynasty: "I said that Yuan Ming's high integrity is certainly worthy of Si Hao, but I still admire him, especially when I see him. It is also the love of good people and friends." Interpreted as Gao Feng: noble character; Liang Jie: steadfast integrity. Describes noble morals and behavior. Synonyms: high-spirited. Antonyms: despicable ***, despicable and dirty. Giving people the hand of roses will last for a long time and still have lingering fragrance. If it helps you, please click on the praise. High-spirited and bright verses

1. Wealth cannot be lascivious, poverty cannot be moved, and power cannot be surrendered. (Mencius)

2. A real man would rather be a piece of jade than a piece of brick. (Li Baiyao)

3. Don’t be afraid of being shattered into pieces. You must keep your innocence in the world. (Yu Qian's "Ode of Lime")

4. Coming out of the mud but not stained, washing the clear ripples without being evil. (Zhou Dunyi's "Shuo on Love of Lotus")

5. Don't give up for five buckets of rice. (Tao Yuanming)

6. When the whole world is turbid, I alone am pure; when everyone is drunk, I alone am awake. (Qu Yuan)

7. Gou Quan lives in troubled times and does not seek to learn and reach the princes. (Zhuge Liang's "Chu Shi Biao")

8. Without indifference, one cannot clear one's ambitions, and without tranquility, one cannot reach far. (Zhuge Liang)

9. Don’t worry about poverty and lowliness, and don’t dwell on wealth. (Tao Yuanming's "The Biography of Mr. Wu Liu")

10. Don't be happy with things, and don't be sad with yourself. (Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower") The meaning of Gao Feng Liang Jie

Gao Feng Liang Jie

Idiom pronunciation: gāo fēng liàng jié

Idiom definition: Gao Feng: noble character; bright Festival: steadfast moral integrity. Describes noble morals and behavior.

The source of the idiom: Volume 1 of "Tiao Xi Yu Yin Cong Hua Hou Collection" by Hu Zai of the Song Dynasty: "I said that Yuan Ming was noble and upright, and he was worthy of Si Hao, but he still admired him, especially when he saw his good deeds. The love of virtuous people and friends."

Idiom example: Mr. Lan does not admire any sages and great men in world history, so he does not imitate their ~. (Lao She's "Four Generations Under One Roof" 23)

Synonyms of high integrity and integrity

Synonyms of high integrity and integrity - high integrity, noble moral character, noble quality, honesty and integrity, and breeze on both sleeves

Gao Feng Liang Jie: Pinyin: [gāo fēng liàng jié]

Definition: Gao Feng: noble character; Liang Jie: steadfast integrity. Describes noble morals and behavior. Gao Feng Liang Jie's words

Gao Feng Liang Jie is an idiom, the pinyin is gāo fēng liàng jié, which means to describe noble morals and behavior. From Volume 1 of "Tiaoxi Yu Yin Cong Hua Hou Collection" by Hu Zai of the Song Dynasty.

You can raise Oriole Feng Shui at home

You can raise it, as long as there is no person born in the year of Rabbit in the home. , shameless, despicable ***

[Pinyin] [gāo fēng liàng jié]

[Interpretation] Gaofeng: noble character; Liangjie: steadfast integrity. Describes noble morals and behavior.

[Source] Hu Zai of the Song Dynasty, "The Later Collection of Tiaoxi Yuyincong Hua": "I said that Yuan Ming was high-spirited and upright; he was indeed worthy of the Four Hao; but he still admired him; he was especially good at being a virtuous person. The heart of a friend."