Lost in the eastern corner, harvesting mulberry and elm introduction:
Lost in the East Corner, Mulberry Harvest (pinyin: Shλ Sh and ZH and D Ngyú, Shλu zhλsāngyú) is an idiom derived from a historical story, which originated from the biography of Feng Yi in the late Han Dynasty.
The original meaning of "the loss of the East Corner is the gain of Sang Yu" is the loss of the morning and the gain of the evening (East Corner: refers to the source of the sun, borrowed from the morning. Sang Yu: When the sun sets, the afterglow is between Sang Yu, because it is used to refer to the sunset. The latter metaphor initially or temporarily lost a certain aspect, but finally got compensation. This idiom is often used as a predicate in sentences, as well as as as an attribute and clause. It is full of praise.
Idiom moral:
"Lost in the East Corner, Harvest in Mulberry" is about the dialectical relationship between things under certain conditions, which is of great benefit to guiding people's thoughts and actions. This old saying is similar to "a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise". This is not to be discouraged by losing anything, but to assess the situation, make full use of the situation, and turn disadvantages into advantages.
Everything in the world is always moving and changing. There is no constant victory in war, and business can't guarantee that you will only make money without losing money. I have everything I want, and everything I do is smooth and difficult. Therefore, we should not only be psychologically prepared to embrace joy and victory, but also have the spirit of defeating Maicheng, regrouping and making a comeback.
Leading cadres in party member, in particular, should establish a correct outlook on life and gain and loss, and should not be carried away by temporary good achievements or depressed by temporary work mistakes.
It should be noted that retreat is for progress, and loss also breeds gain. People's life is spent in sunshine and rain, and work and career are constantly moving forward in the cycle of alternating gains and losses. With such faith and such mental preparation, we will face difficulties and hardships fearlessly, and we will greet victory with a smile and move towards the future.
Use example:
Wei Song Liao Weng's Called to the Fifth Zagreb in the Book of Rites: "The change of prohibition is the loss of Tang Li after Wei Dynasty. Fortunately, the government has adopted mulberry trees, so it can still worry about the present. "
Wang Qing Jun Qing's "Cold Eye View": "Who knows that the flag girl wanderers will not die, and she will harvest the mulberry if she wants to lose her corner."