Gentleman ThiefI can recommend a few novels similar to Gentleman Thief. These novels included Holy Thief Guo Que 'er, Thieves also have a way to steal the sky and change the sun, Unnamed, Shadow Thief, Thief's Courage, and Thief's Eternal Journey. The protagonists of these novels were all thieves who were proficient in stealing techniques and were good at being overlords. These novels might bring excitement and adventure to the readers.
A gentleman is like a jade gentleman, peerless in the world" A gentleman is unparalleled in the world, while a stranger is like jade." It was commonly expressed as " a stranger is like jade, while a young master is unparalleled in the world." This was a very literary line, coming from a poem that had no exact origin. The entire poem was titled," The shadows of the brothel are sparse, and the lover is still as old as before. Her delicate hands are like jade, and her light makeup is better than silk. He led you into the Hall of Fragrance and talked about the past and the present. Your heart is deep, my heart is clear. The covenant was made in three generations, and the song under the moon was written together. Unexpectedly, the mandarin duck stick, flying apart, longing for the bitter. Even if there is a pillar of faith, can not tolerate secular. A gentleman is unparalleled in the world, and a stranger is like jade. We can't be born in the same world, but we can return to the same earth." From the content of the poem, it seemed to be a love tragedy.
In online pop culture, this expression was often used to praise men and women for being good-looking. Some people would also use it to describe some people with outstanding temperament. For example, Kaka fit this description in the hearts of fans. Some people also mentioned that Luo Yunxi's Runyu and Zhang Zhiyao's Full of Flowers also fit the temperament conveyed by this sentence. In addition, there was also a romance novel called " A gentleman is unparalleled in the world, and a stranger is like jade."
Understanding of a gentlemanGentleman was a basic concept in China philosophy. Its original meaning was the son of a monarch, like the son of the emperor, the king of a vassal state, the son of a great officer's family, etc. It originally indicated status and mostly referred to noble men. Because nobles generally received good education and had a high level of culture, taste, and self-cultivation, people with high moral standards were later called gentlemen, which was given moral meaning.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius set standards and norms for gentlemen, making it a pursuit of personality. Confucius took benevolence as the core idea and believed that a gentleman should have the qualities of wisdom and courage on the basis of benevolence. Later, Confucianism, Mohism, Taoism, and Legalism all inherited and developed the meaning of a gentleman. Mencius put forward the principle of "three things" and "three things" for a gentleman to be an official; Xunzi had a more comprehensive discussion and influenced later generations; Mozi added the dimension of "promoting the interests of the world" for a gentleman from the perspective of responsibility; Zhuangzi questioned the Confucian gentleman's personality and defined a gentleman as a person who recognized the Great Way; Legalism compared a gentleman to a seedling, paying attention to the cultivation of his personality and the importance of his importance to the country. In the modern era, Liang Qichao and Zhang Taiyan proposed the personalities of "new citizens" and "great independence", giving the gentleman a new era significance.
Pre-Qin Confucianists 'view of gentlemen had a double influence. The positive side was the enlightenment of virtue and the construction of morality and ethics. The negative side was that it was used by some rulers to turn the pursuit of morality into shackles. The modern gentleman culture has theoretical value and practical significance in promoting social civilization. It can play a role in shaping social examples, moral education, and cultivating the character of the Chinese nation.
From a different point of view, Chuang Tzu believed that "gentleman" and "villain" were the same under the secular standards, because everyone had the nature of seeking profit. The gentleman was greedy for fame, while the villain was greedy for profit. The gentleman and villain could be exchanged, and there was no absolute gentleman and villain. Moreover, the "benevolence and righteousness" advocated by Confucianism was "harmful to life" in Chuang Tzu's view.
In addition, there was also the saying that a gentleman was like jade. Confucians believed that a gentleman should be respectful on the outside, tenacious on the inside, tolerant of others, strict with himself, and restrained in brilliance. The quality of jade was similar to the quality of a gentleman. The China people's use of jade was based on moral and spiritual reasons. In The Analects of Confucius, the word " gentleman " appeared more than 100 times. It was usually understood as an idealized personality with noble moral qualities.
Legend of a GentlemanThere were two novels called " The Legend of Gentlemen." One was written by 18019465142. It was a martial arts novel and was in a serial state. Currently, only the chapter of "Yanyu Villa" was known, but the specific plot content was not clear. The other was a novel written by the online writer Onitsuka Baby," The Legend of the Four Gentlemen," which was published in Jinjiang Literature City.
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The Way of a GentlemanThe Way of a Gentleman
Reading The Way of a Gentleman was like a deep exploration of culture and morality.
From the book, one could feel the meaning and requirements of a gentleman at different levels. In terms of interpersonal communication, there were different realms of friendship between gentlemen. Although friendship like mountains and rivers was fascinating, it could be encountered but not sought. This kind of friendship was often accompanied by high risks. Chang Yi, on the other hand, was closer to life, practical and relaxed. The daily mutual help was the embodiment of it. However, friendship was not a pure land. No matter what kind of friendship it was, there were hidden risks. Many depressed and sad experiences in a person's life were often related to friendship.
In terms of personal cultivation, a gentleman should strive to improve himself and face all kinds of challenges in life positively. This was a positive and aggressive attitude towards life. At the same time, he had to be as benevolent as the earth, tolerant of all things with a broad mind, and bear social responsibility. A gentleman takes nature as his teacher, draws nutrients from nature such as plum, orchid, bamboo, chrysanthemum, etc., treats all things in the world with benevolence, and lives in good faith.
In a complex and ever-changing social environment, the way of a gentleman was even more precious. The gentlemen in modern society were not moral saints who were unattainable, but ordinary people with modern consciousness. They could stick to their beliefs and principles and not go with the flow. In the face of all kinds of temptations and pressures in life, they would not show off external materials, such as money, work, real estate, cars, etc., because these were short-lived and fleeting in the long river of life. They knew how to cherish their own health, and they also knew that life was a process of constantly having and losing, choosing and giving up. They would not take others, themselves, the past or reality too seriously, but face the ups and downs of life with a peaceful attitude.
In short, The Way of a Gentleman provided us with many inspirations on how to become a moral, responsible, peaceful, and positive person in modern society.
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