The ten golden sentences of the "Cautionary Tale" are self-evident for a long time
The Cautionary Tales, Yu Shi Mingyan and Awakening The Constant Words, collectively known as the "Three Words", are a large-scale collection of vernacular short stories compiled by Feng Menglong. The works collected in "Cautionary Tales" are wide-ranging and rich in content. Some famous historical figures, such as Li Bai, Su Dongpo, and Tang Bohu, have become vivid through the description of the script, leaving an unforgettable impression on the reader.
1. The fish takes off the golden hook, swings its tail and shakes its head.
From the sixth volume of Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales". The fish break free from the hook and swim, never to return to the fisherman's hands. The parable goes through danger, gains freedom, and never gets into it again.
2. Wine is a burnt flame, and gas is smokeless gunpowder.
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales". Wine is like a fire that burns the body; gas is like smokeless gunpowder. It aims to persuade people to drink less and be less angry for their own health.
3. Reputational destruction is never audible, and right and wrong are always self-evident.
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales: Drinking and Hating the Mid-Levels Hall". Slanderous words are never heard, and right and wrong must be clear in the end.
4. Mo Dao can do evil deeds, and the wicked have their own wicked grinding.
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales of the World, Jin Ling Shi Mei Shu Shu Xiu Tong". Don't think it doesn't matter if you do something bad, the person who does evil will naturally have more vicious people to punish him.
5. Reputation is never audible, and right and wrong are always self-evident.
6. There are gentlemen inside the door, and gentlemen outside the door.
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales". "Things are clustered in groups, and people are grouped." People with high morals are always willing to be with people with high morals.
7. Cherish clothes and clothing, and cherish food and food.
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales". If you cherish your clothes, you will have clothes to wear, and if you cherish your food, you will have food.
8. The mind is naturally evil and does not disturb it, but how can there be evil in the body to deceive?
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales". If the mind is pure, the evil will not be disturbed. How can a well-behaved, vicious person bully you?
9. Inexhaustible, blessed, cheap, unsurpassed, clever.
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales: Wang Anshi Three Difficulties Su Bachelor". Powerful people like to use the power to suppress others and bully the weak, but if they use the situation excessively, they will inevitably end up in the point where everyone shouts and beats, and then they will regret it; people are blessed to enjoy, but they cannot enjoy it; interacting with people is precious and sincere, if you always want to take advantage of others, you will eventually harm others and harm yourself; people are naturally smart, but many times, the situation does not allow you to show your sharp edge, if you plan all kinds of calculations, the organs are exhausted, but they may lead to the disaster of killing themselves.
10. When you say three points to everyone, you cannot throw away all your hearts.
From Ming Feng Menglong's "Cautionary Tales, Du Shiniang's Anger Sinks the Treasure Chest". When communicating with people, there should be room for speech, and not all the thoughts in your heart should be exposed. This sentence is a famous aphorism of the ancient sages and celebrities. People's hearts are unpredictable, defensive hearts are indispensable, and if you communicate with people without obstruction and scruples, you will not only expose your own excessive privacy, lose your sense of mystery, and appear to have no city government, but also likely to let others know some things that should not be known to others, so it is easy to put yourself in an unfavorable or embarrassing situation.