influence character by environment

influence character by environment

Imperceptibly, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is Qi á NY í m ò Hu à, which means that people's thoughts or personalities are unconsciously affected and changed. From the family precepts of Yan Family · Muxian of the Northern Qi Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

Yan Zhitui's "Yan's family precepts · Muxian" in the Northern Qi Dynasty said: "it's like nature, but it's like subtlety."

Idiom usage

It can be used as an attributive, adverbial, neutral word in people's thought and style. In Li Baojia's a brief history of civilization in the Qing Dynasty, he once said: "first, we must use some time to make them imperceptible. They must never engage in anything so that they are not beautiful." Chen Luan Zhuan, volume 381 of the draft of the history of the Qing Dynasty, said, "please clarify the purpose of the imperial edict and dethroning heresy, write it as rhyme, and distribute the local school, so that the scholars can recite it in their childhood, so as to have a subtle effect." Zhu Ziqing's discussion on popular literature: popular literature should have a subtle effect, replacing the dirty and narrow taste of old books and plays with pure and broad taste. In the book of the flowers of the evil sea, there are two or seven chapters: "when there is nothing to do, you can exert a subtle influence, and when it is urgent, you can eliminate the traitors." In Liang Shiqiu's elegant cottage essays: educating your parents: "the generation gap is quite reasonable. However, how to communicate in this channel has to be imperceptibly influenced, and children have no choice but to listen to their parents. " Ba Jin's Capriccio: "the more I respect and love my husband. My mind and my attitude are gradually changing. I feel the so-called subtle power. " In Confucius' Analects of Confucius: "reading is like water, flowing in an endless stream, imperceptibly influencing, moistening things silently."