Today, we're going to explore an idiom that's often misunderstood – "melancholy".
First, let's correct a common misconception. Many people mispronounce "悃愊" as "kùnfú", but in reality, its correct pronunciation is "kǔn bì".
Now that you have taken the first step towards understanding this idiom, do you feel one step closer to wisdom?
The idiom "悃愊无菊", literally, "悃愊" refers to the sincerity of the heart, and "Wuhua" is not flashy or ostentatious.
The whole idiom conveys a restrained and deep quality that praises those who are sincere and unassuming at heart.
Imagine that in a small town in ancient times, there was a scholar who was very knowledgeable, but never flaunted his talents.
He always silently helped his neighbors and never asked for anything in return.
His conduct is like the idiom "unpretentious", full of sincerity on the inside, but unassuming on the outside. The story of this scholar became a good story in the town, and people admired his quality and wisdom.
This idiom is not just a compliment to one's conduct, it can also be used to describe an attitude towards life. In modern society, many people pursue superficial glamour and vanity, while ignoring inner cultivation.
However, "Sorrowful" reminds us that true charm comes from inner sincerity and integrity, not outward ostentation.
Interestingly, this idiom can also be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, when describing a person's work attitude, it can be said that he is "unpretentious", which means that he treats his work conscientiously and does not ask for returns; When describing a relationship, you can also use "unpretentious" to describe the sincerity and purity of both parties.
In addition, "melancholy and unpretentious" also contains a spirit of perseverance. It tells us that in the process of pursuing our dreams, we should maintain our inner firmness and sincerity, and not be confused by the glitz of the outside world.
This spirit not only helps us to move forward steadily on the road of life, but also keeps us calm and determined in the face of difficulties.
In short, the idiom "unpretentious" not only teaches us how to be a sincere and upright person, but also reminds us to maintain the firmness and purity of our hearts.
In this ever-changing world, let's all become "unpretentious" people! Inspire everyone around you with sincerity and integrity, and create a better world together.
Finally, if you have such a person around you, you might as well praise him with "melancholy"!
I believe that he will be more determined to walk on his own path in life because of your approval.