Comment on Clean Hands: Is Li Mi-ng? Qing surname feng surname
The source has two sleeves, the body wants to float, and the stick grows with the moon. Yuan? Chen Ji's Poem "Secondary Rhyme in Wujiang Road"
It means there's nothing in the sleeve except the breeze. Metaphor is an official incorruptible. It is also a metaphor for poverty.
Used as predicate and attribute; It refers to being an honest official.
Similarly, lead an honest and clean life, be penniless, and be honest and upright.
The antonym is greed and corruption.
He himself has been an official for decades, but he remains uncorrupted. Qing? The twelfth chapter of Li's A Brief History of Civilization
As a matter of fact, the allusion of being uncorrupted had existed as early as in the poem Farewell to Yang Jihai written by Wei Chu, a writer in the Yuan Dynasty? Father's sideburns are scattered like silk, and his hands are clean. A pile of poems? . Wei Chu, whose initial name is Elegant, is the author of five volumes of Elegant Collection. He used to be the provincial official of Zhongshu in the Yuan Dynasty, the official of supervising the imperial history and the official of Nantai. He has a clean and honest personality and a good political voice.
In addition, there is also a sentence in the poem "Wujiang Daociyun" by Chen Ji in the Yuan Dynasty:? Sleeves clean, body wants to float, and walk with the moon to make a long bridge. ? However, at that time, the word was not associated with the meaning of honest and upright officials. In the Ming dynasty, Wu wrote? Keep my hands clean? This idiom is used to express the meaning of poverty: when it comes to time, it stops at not being corrupt. I want to send my mother back to Chu, but I can't cure it. ? Since then,? Keep my hands clean? (still? Clear wind and two sleeves? ) gradually evolved into the meaning of official virtue. For example, Kuang Zhong (1383 ~ 1443), another upright official in the Ming Dynasty, once wrote a poem:? Two sleeves are clean, and there is not an inch of cotton in the south of the Yangtze River. Shy scholars send gifts to each other, and horses spill wine like a spring. ?
Throughout the ages, people who are honest and not greedy for money often use it? Keep my hands clean? Speaking of its origin, self-praise has an interesting story. Du Mu's Du Gong Tan Zu in Ming Dynasty recorded such a story.
Yu Qian was a famous national hero and poet in Ming Dynasty. He served as an inspector, governor and minister of war. Yu Qian is honest and honest. In the era of modest life, political affairs are corrupt and corrupt. At that time, when bureaucrats from all over the country visited the emperor in Beijing, they collected many local products, such as silk handkerchief, mushrooms and incense sticks, and gave them to the emperor and the dignitaries in the DPRK.
During the orthodox period of Ming Dynasty, eunuch Wang Zhen abused power for personal gain. Every time at a court meeting, local officials would offer him more jewels and silver to please him. Governor Yu Qian never brings a gift when he goes to Beijing to play. His colleagues advised him that he should bring some famous products such as thread incense, mushrooms and handkerchiefs as gifts, although he did not offer treasures or seek dignitaries! ? Yu Qian smiled and raised his sleeves and said humorously, there is a breeze! ? To mock those flattering corrupt officials. The idiom "remain uncorrupted" has been handed down since then.
Keep my hands clean 1. Standing on this hill, the mountain wind is blowing my clothes. Suddenly I have a feeling of being uncorrupted and getting high.
2. During his tenure, Mayor Wang was law-abiding and honest, which was admirable.
3. A red heart dyed with chalk, two hands kept clean and dry, the three-foot platform was full of passion, the four seasons were full of peaches and plums, colorful blueprints were drawn, colorful dreams described life, and all parties worshipped. In September, I sincerely wish you, and I respect you very much. Teacher's Day is here. I wish you a happy holiday and all your wishes come true!
In the last century, officials were self-denying and dedicated, and remained uncorrupted. Now, officials are all about money and wine.
5. Self-denial, spotless, honest, open-minded and conscientious.
6. Today's society is not the one that can live in seclusion in Zhong Nanshan or a famous mountain in Sichuan, but the world that is carefree and carefree. Why? If you really live in seclusion in Zhongnanshan or Emei Mountain, don't you have to deal with tens of thousands of tourists every day? Is that still seclusion? Is there a bright moon and a cool breeze?
7. Mrs. Tai has been a tireless teacher all her life. Although her hands are dirty, she enjoys herself and swims in the sea of books.
8. A piece of chalk is as clean as a cucumber, and the three-foot platform is sunny and rainy all the year round, plus it is complete. Jiu Si is very attentive, sweating, peaches and plums everywhere!
9. I grew up from nothing, from nothing, and Mrs. Sparsit was in a favorable position, but she changed from a rich family to an innocent person.
10. If an official can keep his shirt on his sleeve and love the people like a son, he will be immortal, otherwise he may be immortal.
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12. He has been a county magistrate for two times and is honest and clean. He neither covers up the project nor speculates on the land. This kind of integrity is really respectable.
13. He is innocent as an official, so he has not been corrupt so far.
14. His grandfather has been an official for decades and his hands are clean. The masses said that he was a veritable public servant.
15. He has been a teacher all his life, and he has two styles: "Peach and plum spring breeze" and "remain uncorrupted".
16. Zheng Banqiao was an official all his life and remained uncorrupted.
17. So I decided to start small.
18. July 1st Action Guide: Cultivate a healthy atmosphere, keep my hands clean, invite three friends and four friends to travel all over the world and spend nine Niu Yi cents on everything. I am very happy! Happy founding anniversary.
19. A public official can feel at ease and have a clear conscience if he can keep his hands clean.
20. Because Bao Gong is an impartial and good official, he is called? Bao Qingtian? .
2 1. This man has a noble personality. He has been in politics for many years, but he is still clean, really spotless.
22. A piece of chalk remains uncorrupted, and a three-foot platform cultivates all seasons, and it takes six or seven days to be busy. After eight years of thinking, I thought very hard and taught 1000 words in various ways. Sweat dripped all over the world. Happy Teachers' Day!
23. A piece of chalk, an innocent slate, a three-foot platform, four seasons of hard work, five virtues, mastery of six arts, pursuit of seven sages, peaches and plums all over the world, long-standing reputation, extremely poor, Millennium achievements, a generation of famous teachers. Happy Teachers' Day!
24. He has been a cadre for decades, always spotless and clean, so he is deeply loved by the masses.
25. Honest and clean things.
He has been a financial cadre for many years, but he is still clean and spotless.
27. At the end of the Han Dynasty, there was a satrap who was said to be the distant ancestor of Lu Guimeng in the Tang Dynasty. After being dismissed, I rowed back to my hometown. I'm innocent. I have nothing to lose. I was afraid that the boat would capsize, so I moved a big stone to press it down.
28. The three-foot platform can't hold your tall and straight body, and a piece of chalk can't write down your profound knowledge, so you are tall and elegant. Teacher, you have worked hard.
29. A piece of chalk, written through the ages; Clean hands can be called honest and clean; Teachers, engineers of human souls, are the most sacred profession in the world. On the occasion of Teacher's Day, I send my most sincere blessing to the teacher: Teacher, you have worked hard, and I wish you a happy holiday.