Metaphor is an official incorruptible. Dust fish retort: retort: an ancient steamer.
There is dust in retort and catfish in pot. Describing poverty has been broken for a long time.
It also means that officials are honest and self-disciplined. Sharpen chastity: temper yourself, keep clean and noble.
High-spirited breeze: high-spirited: noble and upright; Breeze: a clean and honest style. Noble and upright, clean style.
Metaphor is noble and clean. For officials to be honest, the law is correct: honest: clean.
Only when officials are honest and honest can law enforcement be fair. Honest and upright officials are like water: clean and honest, as clear as white water.
Guan Qing feels cold: feel: feel. Describe people who are honest and honest and have a hard life.
No pulp: don't touch the pulp. It means to be an honest official and not take anything from the people.
Lead a clean and honest life: it means keeping yourself clean and upright. Honest and clean: honest and clean, not corrupt and accepting bribes.
There is no corruption and bribery, and it is clear and white. Honesty can be honest: honesty: incorruptibility.
There is no corruption and bribery, and it is clear and white. Leaving Calves in Huainan: When Miao was ordered by Shouchun to leave Huainan, she left a calf born to a yellow cattle brought in the future in Huainan.
Later, it was compared to an honest official. Climb into the car and lie down: climb into the car and lie down in the driveway.
Refers to the people's retention of clean and loving officials. Breeze and righteousness: a clean and upright fashion, noble and dignified integrity.
Honest officials can't judge family affairs: honest officials: fair and honest officials. Family disputes are so complicated that outsiders can't judge who is right or wrong.
But golden dusk: refers to being an honest official. Time seedling leaves calf: Time seedling: the name of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Shi Miao used to be Shouchunling. When he took office, he was driven away by a cow, who gave birth to a calf. When Shi Miao left office, he kept the calf and refused to take it with him. Metaphor is an official incorruptible.
Genus cannot be entrusted: genus: the same as "entrusted"; T: commission. It means that it is not feasible for the client to do things.
Described as an honest official, not seeking personal gain. Water and vegetables don't pay: it means there is no economic connection between them.
In the past, officials were incorruptible. The same as "water without rice".
Both water and rice are dry: metaphorically speaking, there is no economic exchange with each other. In the past, officials were incorruptible.
Just like "no water and no rice". Nothing to do with the other party: it means that you have not eaten other people's food.
It is a metaphor for being an honest official and not taking things from the people. It also means that there is no contact between the two sides.
Taige gives birth to the wind: Taige: Shangshufu in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Generally refers to the serious atmosphere of Taiwan Province government ministers.
Metaphor officials clean style. Sheep continue to hang fish: sheep continue, an official in the Han Dynasty.
Sheep continue to hang raw fish in court. Describe being an honest official and refusing to accept bribes.
A Qin and a crane: It turns out that Zhao Bian went to Sichuan to be an official, and all he took with him was A Qin and a crane. Describe simple clothes, but also metaphor honest and clean.
Fish with dust: There is dust in the retort and catfish in the pot. Describing poverty has been broken for a long time.
It also means that officials are honest and self-disciplined. Zan produces dust: Zan: an ancient steamer.
There is dust in retort and catfish in pot. Describing poverty has been broken for a long time.
It also means that officials are honest and self-disciplined.
2. Words that describe honesty and integrity are like water: quiet inside.
Metaphor is an official incorruptible. Dust fish retort: retort: an ancient steamer.
There is dust in retort and catfish in pot. Describing poverty has been broken for a long time.
It also means that officials are honest and self-disciplined. Sharpen chastity: temper yourself, keep clean and noble.
High-spirited breeze: high-spirited: noble and upright; Breeze: a clean and honest style. Noble and upright, clean style.
Metaphor is noble and clean. For officials to be honest, the law is correct: honest: clean.
Only when officials are honest and honest can law enforcement be fair. Honest and upright officials are like water: clean and honest, as clear as white water.
Guan Qing feels cold: feel: feel. Describe people who are honest and honest and have a hard life.
No pulp: don't touch the pulp. It means to be an honest official and not take anything from the people.
Lead a clean and honest life: it means keeping yourself clean and upright. Honest and clean: honest and clean, not corrupt and accepting bribes.
There is no corruption and bribery, and it is clear and white. Honesty can be honest: honesty: incorruptibility.
There is no corruption and bribery, and it is clear and white. Leaving Calves in Huainan: When Miao was ordered by Shouchun to leave Huainan, she left a calf born to a yellow cattle brought in the future in Huainan.
Later, it was compared to an honest official. Climb into the car and lie down: climb into the car and lie down in the driveway.
Refers to the people's retention of clean and loving officials. Breeze and righteousness: a clean and upright fashion, noble and dignified integrity.
Honest officials can't judge family affairs: honest officials: fair and honest officials. Family disputes are so complicated that outsiders can't judge who is right or wrong.
But golden dusk: refers to being an honest official. Time seedling leaves calf: Time seedling: the name of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Shi Miao used to be Shouchunling. When he took office, he was driven away by a cow, who gave birth to a calf. When Shi Miao left office, he kept the calf and refused to take it with him. Metaphor is an official incorruptible.
Genus cannot be entrusted: genus: the same as "entrusted"; T: commission. It means that it is not feasible for the client to do things.
Described as an honest official, not seeking personal gain. Water and vegetables don't pay: it means there is no economic connection between them.
In the past, officials were incorruptible. The same as "water without rice".
Both water and rice are dry: metaphorically speaking, there is no economic exchange with each other. In the past, officials were incorruptible.
Just like "no water and no rice". Nothing to do with the other party: it means that you have not eaten other people's food.
It is a metaphor for being an honest official and not taking things from the people. It also means that there is no contact between the two sides.
Taige gives birth to the wind: Taige: Shangshufu in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Generally refers to the serious atmosphere of Taiwan Province government ministers.
Metaphor officials clean style. Sheep continue to hang fish: sheep continue, an official in the Han Dynasty.
Sheep continue to hang raw fish in court. Describe being an honest official and refusing to accept bribes.
A Qin and a crane: It turns out that Zhao Bian went to Sichuan to be an official, and all he took with him was A Qin and a crane. Describe simple clothes, but also metaphor honest and clean.
Fish with dust: There is dust in the retort and catfish in the pot. Describing poverty has been broken for a long time.
It also means that officials are honest and self-disciplined. Zan produces dust: Zan: an ancient steamer.
There is dust in retort and catfish in pot. Describing poverty has been broken for a long time.
It also means that officials are honest and self-disciplined.
3. What are the words that describe honesty, justice, equality, equality and impartiality?
First of all, the weather tunnel
Interpretation of the vernacular: the description is fair and reasonable: it is a matter of ~ to work hard and get more.
Source: The Heroine of Eastern Europe, the third time: "Now everyone has a social equality and political freedom in his head, which is an authentic thought."
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Ms. Lingnan Yu
Second, selflessness.
Interpretation of vernacular: upholding justice and not taking sides.
Source: The Biography of Han Jia Yi: "The country forgets its home, and the public forgets its private affairs."
Dynasty: Eastern Han Dynasty
Author: Ban Gu
You can sacrifice your family for your country and forget your personal affairs for business.
Third, the amount is the same.
Vernacular explanation: it refers to treating different things equally.
Source: Hui Feng Hua thorn: "The artistic conception can be slightly changed, but Ukraine can be regarded as equality."
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Kuang Zhouyi
Mentality can be changed, but it cannot be treated equally.
Fourth, treat everyone equally.
Interpretation of vernacular: regardless of thickness, treat equally.
Source: Primitive Man: "Therefore, saints treat each other as equals, near and far."
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Han Yu
Sage's words, regardless of thickness, treat people who are close, and recommend people who are far away.
Verb (short for verb) is fair.
Interpretation in vernacular Chinese: It was originally Zhu's interpretation of Confucian doctrine of the mean. After that, it usually means not to stand in line.
Source: The title of "The Doctrine of the Mean" bet: "The winner is impartial and has no misdeeds."
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Zhu
A person who knows the golden mean should be impartial and transcend all boundaries.
4. About honesty, it means integrity, uprightness and selflessness.
First, noble morality and bright festivals.
Interpretation: peak: noble character; Hanukkah: Loyal ethics. Describe morality and noble behavior.
From: Song Huzai's "After Tunxi Fishing" Volume 1: "I said that I deserve the Four Nobles, but I still admire it, especially the love of Shangyou."
I admire Yuan Ming's moral integrity, although I am worthy of big noble, especially the sage who met his good friends.
Second, the high-altitude breeze
Explanation: high integrity: noble integrity; Breeze: a clean and honest style. Noble and upright, clean style. Metaphor is noble and clean.
Said by: Sun Mingming Confucianism, "The reason why Dong people seek wealth and power": "The high spirits are gone, and heroes must understand the current affairs."
The high-spirited breeze has gone now, and the protagonist must understand the needs at that time.
Three. honest
Explanation: a: cater to, and generalize. Strong, upright, likable and impartial.
From: Yu Ming Deng Ji's Collection of Allusions, Volume 14: "Those who are aboveboard and can't compliment in private will think they are immoral."
A strong, upright, ingratiating and impartial private person thinks the other person is unwise.
Fourth, justice [ti miàn wús:]
Explanation: fair and strict, not afraid of power, merciless.
Said by: Cao Qingxue Qin's Forty-fifth Story of a Dream of Red Mansions: "I think you have to be a' social supervisor' and be impartial."
Verb (short for verb) is aboveboard.
Explanation: The original meaning is understanding and impartiality. Now it means frankness and decency.
From: Song Zhuxi's Zhuzi School, Volume 73: "The sage's words are aboveboard, so we must pay attention to the aboveboard programs first."
To understand what the sage said, we must first understand the items of aboveboard procedures.
5. Words to describe incorruptibility The words to describe incorruptibility are: I am loyal as water, honest and clean, and have nothing to do with water and rice. I am a piano and a crane, and I am selfless.
1, quiet inside
Pronunciation: ché n x: nú shu ǐ
Interpretation: quiet inside. Metaphor is an official incorruptible.
Source: Han Shu Zheng Chongchuan Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "My door is like the city, and my heart is like water."
Although I have many guests as an official, I am honest and clean, quiet inside.
Usage: as predicate and attribute; It means honesty, quiet inside.
Ex.: I'm sober, but I'm confused. I can't remember all my feelings. I just stay in a state of "quiet inside".
2. Integrity and justice
Pronunciation: Lián míng gáng zhèng zhèng
Interpretation: there is no corruption and bribery, and it is clear and white.
Source: Yu Ming Deng Ji's "Allusions" Volume 11: "Fairness and justice, commanding long county governance."
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to the official virtue.
Example: He is honest and fair, unlike being involved in a book. It's really wrong
3, no water and no rice.
Pronunciation: shuǐ mǐ wú jiāo
Explanation: it means not eating other people's food. It is a metaphor for being an honest official and not taking things from the people. It also means that there is no contact between the two sides.
Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Xie Tianxiang" is the fourth fold: "The old man has been here for three years and has no contact with the people."
I've been here for three years. I'm an honest official. I don't take other people's things for nothing. It has nothing to do with Tianxiangqiu.
Usage: as predicate and attribute; It refers to being an honest official.
Ex.: He has no friendship with the old man and has no interference.
4. A piano and a crane
Pronunciation: y and q í n y and h è
Interpretation: It turns out that Zhao Bian of the Song Dynasty went to Sichuan to be an official, carrying only a piano and a crane with him. Describe simple clothes, but also metaphor honest and clean.
Source: Song Shen Guo's "Meng Qian Bi Tan", Volume 9: "Zhao Yuedao is the transshipment history of Chengdu. In the brigade, he only brought a piano and a crane, and watched the crane drum piano while sitting. "
Zhao went to Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan, to take up his post. His carry-on luggage is the guqin in the bag and the white crane in the bamboo basket. When he sat down to rest, he watched the crane playing the guqin.
Usage: as object and attribute; With praise.
Example: Every time this man goes out for a cruise, he takes a piano and a crane.
5. Selflessness
Pronunciation: d à g not ng w ú s and
Interpretation: It means to do things fairly and without selfishness. Now it means to proceed from collective interests and have no personal plans.
Source: Han Jiayi Biography by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The country forgets the family, and the public forgets the private."
You can sacrifice your family for your country and forget your personal affairs for business.
Usage: as object, attribute and adverbial.
His selfless spirit is worth learning.
6. Idioms that describe honesty are fair and upright, honest and frugal, so as to keep clean and honest, but gold does not drink thieves.
Fairness, honesty, honesty, shame, honesty, courtesy, honesty and shame.
Be cautious in finance, be honest and ruthless, be cold-blooded and ruthless, and be honest and clean.
Lianquan makes the water cool and clear, and hesitates to eat and wash their hands.
Stubborn and cowardly, standing in May. I sincerely hope you don't bring purple and chaos.
Clear as water, I insist that oil is not moist, so I become greedy.
Don't be greedy for expensive materials, make clean materials and do nothing.
Hands and feet clean, vegetarian mutton, back to the dishes, honest and shameless, clean as water.
7. Words about honesty and integrity Words about honesty and integrity:
Financial management is meticulous, honest, equal, impartial and equal.
First, financial care is meticulous.
Explanation: in the face of money, you don't want it casually, you are honest and self-sufficient.
From: The Book of Rites Qu Lishang by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: "If you suffer, you will be exempted."
Don't get wealth casually, and don't avoid difficulties.
Grammar: linkage; As predicate and attribute; Include praise
Second, the wind and sleeves
Explanation: There is nothing in the sleeve except the breeze. Metaphor is an official incorruptible. It is also a metaphor for poverty.
From: Yuan poem "The Second Rhyme of Wujiang Road": "Two sleeves are breezy, sticks and quinoa go with the moon."
My sleeves are cold, my body wants to float, and sticks and quinoa take the moon across the long bridge.
Example: Sipa mushroom, thread incense, harmful to civilian use; The wind blows the sleeves to the sky, so as not to talk short. ◎ Mu's Du Gong Tan Cuan Volume
Translation: silk handkerchief, princess ma, thread incense, civil disaster; The sleeves of the breeze floated in the air so as not to talk too long in the alley.
Third, treat everyone equally.
Explanation: The original intention is that saints treat people in the same way and show mercy to them. The latter means that people treat each other equally, regardless of rank.
Said by: Tang Hanyu, Primitive Man: "Therefore, all saints treat each other as equals and treat each other as guests."
So saints are equal, very close and far away.
Grammar: combination; As predicate, object, attribute and adverbial; Describe equal treatment
Synonyms treat people equally, at the right time and in the right place, as one, with the same level and quantity, everyone is equal, different from person to person, regardless of territory, evenly matched, ruined, the same quantity, the same benevolence, the same treatment, impartiality, everyone is the same, and different.
The antonym Party envies different people, bullies the weak and fears the hard, acts according to one's ability, treats people differently, favors one over the other, adapts to different situations, treats others differently, takes advantage of the situation, teaches students in accordance with their aptitude, looks at others differently, and follows the trend with colored glasses.
Fourth, fairness.
Interpretation: tilt: biased. Take no sides. Expressing neutrality or impartiality.
Said by: Song Zhuxi's inscription in The Doctrine of the Mean: "Those who are in the middle are impartial, and they are no less than nothing."
A neutral person is impartial and has no hard name.
Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used to express justice and neutrality.
Synonyms are equality, justice, impartiality, ideological neutrality, impartiality, moderation in everything, impartiality and no party affiliation, even if a bowl of water is flat and impartial.
The antonym is too light and too heavy. The Party opposes differences, grandstanding, generalizing, bullying, bending the law, and going too far.
Fifth, the proportion is the same.
Explanation: It means to treat everyone equally.
From: Liao's "The Present Situation of China Industry and the Reasons for its Backward Industry": "And what they export is handicrafts and fine products; We export agricultural products, not raw materials. Therefore, our output must not be comparable to the input. "
Grammar: formal; As predicate and object; treat fairly/equally
Synonyms are treated equally.