To be forgiven is to be forgiven

To be forgiven is to be forgiven

Raoren is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is d é R á or é NCH ù Qi ě R á or é n. It means to be tolerant and considerate of others and try to forgive others. It also means not to do anything absolutely, but to leave room. It comes from the collection of spit jade, the source of common talk.

interpretation

It means to be tolerant and considerate of others and try to forgive others. It also means not to do anything absolutely and to leave room.

source

"In the collection of spit jade, the source of common talks:" there is a Taoist style of chess in Baoxin County of caizhou, which often spares people. Its poem says: "since you come out of the cave, you can be invincible, and you have to forgive people."

Examples

Well, those who have to save will have to make do with some things. (the 59th chapter of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty) attachment: according to the records of Xixi Congyu by Yao Kuan in the Song Dynasty, there is a Taoist who is good at playing chess. When he plays chess, he leads others to forgive him first, and then he dies in praise. He entrusts his wife to an old man in a village. A few years later, the old man is buried, but his coffin is empty. A Taoist has a poem that says, "rotten Kezhen's secret is wonderful. It has been several times in a game. When you come out of the cave, you have to forgive others. There was once a Taoist who was good at playing chess. When he played chess with other people, he always let them go first. Later, the Taoist died in Baoxin county and entrusted his affairs to an old man in the village. A few years later, the old man followed the instructions to bury the Taoist priest. When he opened the grave, he saw only the empty coffin and clothes. At that time, a Taoist once wrote a poem: "Ranke Zhenjue has a wonderful way to communicate with the gods. There were several times of spring in a game. When you come out of the cave, you have to forgive others. " in addition, "Ranke" should refer to go. (in Shishi mountain of Xin'an County, when the king of Jin Dynasty cut wood to the ground, he saw several children playing chess and sang, so he listened to it. The boy uses one thing and quality, such as jujube seed, without hunger. "Why don't you go?" the boy said? "Quality is the key to success. After returning, there is no one to return. ——"Shuyi Ji" by Liang renfang in the Southern Dynasty. Liu Yuxi quoted this allusion in his book "to pay for a happy life, to meet at the banquet in Yangzhou at the beginning of the year."