Be good as a man, be evil as a man
Chinese idioms, interpreted as good development as difficult as climbing, bad development as rapid as landslides. It's hard to learn well, but it's easy to learn badly.
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Phonetic notation: C ó ngsh à NR ú D à ng, C ó ng è R ú B à ng à. [detailed explanation]: from: Shun Sui; climb: mountaineering; collapse: collapse. Developing for the better is as difficult as climbing a mountain, and developing for the worse is as fast as a landslide.
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A tree is hard to get rid of
Allusion
"To be good is to be good, to be evil is to be bad." (Guoyu zhouyu II)
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From good to bad, from bad to bad -- Xi Jinping's speech at the seminar with outstanding youth representatives from all walks of life (May 4, 2013): "Guoyu Zhou language". people always have a kind of indomitable inertia, including action and moral inertia. Inertia in action, such as leisure and tiredness, "procrastination" and so on, can always be overcome by and large if there is strict discipline. However, it is not easy to overcome moral inertia and keep a good heart in mind without external supervision. If one wants to give up evil and follow good, one must have a strong belief in his heart as a "protective dike"; the other must have good teachers and friends to help each other. It is necessary to be firm in determination and cautious in making friends, especially for young leading cadres.
Be good as a man, be evil as a man
fight for territory in ancient central China - zhú lù zhōng yuán
Advance the virtuous and retreat the traitor - jìn xián tuì jiān
try fair means before resorting to force - xiān lǐ hòu bīng