Sincerity is the key to success

Sincerity is the key to success

It is a Chinese idiom, which means that people's sincerity can move heaven and earth, and make the stone split. As long as you concentrate on doing it with sincerity, you can solve any difficult problem.

Explanation of words

Words and expressions: sincerity is the key to success. Phonetic notation: J ī ngch é ngsu ǒ zh ì, J ī NSH í w é IK ā i interpretation: Sincerity: sincerity, sincerity. It refers to people's sincerity, which can move heaven and earth, and make the gold and stone crack. It's the same as "what you add with sincerity, gold and stone will open up". [source]: "Zhuangzi fisherman" says: "the true is the most sincere. If you are not sincere, you can't move.". In Wang Chong's Lun Heng Gan Xu Pian of Han Dynasty, it is said that "if you add sincerity and sincerity, you will lose gold and stone." In the Southern Dynasty, Song Dynasty and Fan Hua's "the book of the later Han Dynasty, the biography of King Guangling in the mind of King jingzhuan", it is said that "if you add sincerity and sincerity, you can open gold and stone." The ninth volume of Ling Mengchu's the surprise of making a case at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty: "sincerity and sincerity are the key to success, sincerity and sincerity are the key to success, sincerity and sincerity are the key to success, and harmony is the key to success after death." This is an eight character idiom.

Related allusions

In the Western Han Dynasty, there was a famous general named Li Guang. He was good at horse riding and archery. He was very brave in fighting and was known as "flying general". Once, when he went hunting at the south foot of Mingshan mountain, he suddenly found a tiger crouching in the grass. Li Guang bent his bow and set up an arrow. He concentrated on it and shot it with all his strength. Li Guang's arrow technique is very good. He thought that the tiger must have been killed by the arrow. The next day, he sent someone to check it. Unexpectedly, what he was shot was a big stone that looked like a tiger. Not only did the arrow go deep into the stone, but also almost all the tail of the arrow went into the stone. Li Guang was very surprised. He didn't believe he could have such great strength, so he wanted to try again. He stepped back a few steps, drew a bow and arrow, and shot hard at the stone. However, a few arrows did not go in. Some arrows were broken, some shafts were broken, and the big stone was not damaged at all. people were very surprised and puzzled about this, so they asked the teacher Yang Xiong. Yang Xiong replied, "if you are sincere, even something as hard as gold and stone will be moved." The idiom "sincerity is the key to success" has been handed down.