A gentleman loves money well (j ū n z ǐ i cá i, q ǔ zh and y ǒ u dà o) \ x0d \ Explanation: A gentleman is a man with virtue. A gentleman would rather have wealth obtained by the right way than ill-gotten gains. \x0d\ Source: The First Volume of Hu Xueyan Biography by Levin: "A gentleman loves money and takes it wisely. What you did in Old Master Q Q is very natural ".\x0d\ Usage: used as object, attribute and clause; Used in life \x0d\ Analects of Confucius \x0d\ original text \x0d\ Confucius said: "Being rich and expensive is what people want, not what they want, but what they want; Poverty and meanness are human evils. If you don't follow the path, you won't go. Is it evil to be famous when a gentleman goes to benevolence? If a gentleman has no final food, he will violate benevolence. If he makes a mistake, he will do it. " \x0d\ Notes \x0d\ ① The word "de" in this sentence should be a mistake in the word "go"; ② Wu: Where is it, how is it? 3 expectation: hurry, hurry. 1 turbulence; Poverty, frustration. \x0d\ translation \x0d\ Confucius said: "Being rich and having status is what everyone wants, but if it is not obtained by virtue, a gentleman will not accept it; Poverty and humbleness are disgusting to everyone, but a gentleman can't get rid of them unless he gets rid of them in a humane way. How can a gentleman achieve a good reputation once he leaves benevolence? Therefore, a gentleman never leaves his benevolence at any time-even in a short time after eating, when he is in a hurry, and when he is displaced. "