cultivation [xi ū y m: ng]?

1. refers to a certain level of theory, knowledge, art, thought, etc. Literature ~. He is a very talented artist.

2. refers to the correct attitude towards others: this person has ~ and never quarrels with others.

Detailed explanation

1. It refers to the cultivation of Taoism.

Tang Luyan's poem "Remembering Jiangnan" says: "If you are a Taoist, don't delay your cultivation, and the scenery will be like a dream." Liu Gongquan's book is like a Taoist priest in a deep mountain, with a mature self-cultivation, a clean air and no dust. Qing Fucha Dunchong's "Yanjing Age Record Baiyun Temple": "Although it is not a fairy, it is always there for people over 1 years old, and it is also a clear sign of cultivation."

2. It refers to cultivating noble quality and correct attitude towards others, or seeking the enrichment and perfection of knowledge and morality. Ancient Confucianism mostly refers to cultivating perfect personality according to the requirements of its theory and making words and deeds conform to the rules.

Cheng Yi in Song Dynasty is quoted in "A Record of Recent Thoughts for Learning": "The reason why self-cultivation brings the New Year ... is that we have worked hard here, so we should do so." Yuan Liu-fung's "preface to the general discussion of seclusion and piano score": "Continue the sound of apricot altar, drum the exercise of preaching Ni, and my disciples' cultivation is also." Liu Shaoqi's "On the Cultivation of party member" I: "Our cultivation cannot be divorced from revolutionary practice, nor from the actual revolutionary movement of the broad masses of working people, especially the proletariat."

3, refers to the correct attitude towards others.

Chapter 2 of Wei Hu by Ding Ling: "But he doesn't want to publish these proud achievements, because he can only make sarcastic remarks to a group of people who have no culture." Flower City, No.2, 1981: "Gao Liansheng still appears to be very cultured. Although he was besieged by a large group of people, some even made rude remarks, he was still pleasant, drizzling and windy."

4, refers to the level of thought, theory, knowledge, art, etc.

Zhou Libo's Storms, Part One, Part Two, Three: "With a little cultural knowledge and more political accomplishment, he can become a good secretary of the district party committee." Chapter 9 of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "Compared with general knowledge and literary accomplishment, she is not as good as Lin Daojing."

5. Learn and imitate.

Selected Works on Time and Rights in the Ten Years before the Revolution of 1911: "People in Xu's country take patience and humility as their virtue, and strive to cultivate themselves by model. Isn't it painful to have no time to carve?" A Ying's Preface to Selected Essays of Modern Masters: "Outside this book, you should try to find more powerful essays with shorter time to provide your self-cultivation, and those works will help you more powerfully."

6. Rest and recuperate.

Ceng Rui Yuan's "Whistle to the Village" divertimento: "Remove floating flowers, cultivate the residual body and arrange twilight scenes." Lu Xun's "Letters to Shen Yan Bing": "It's autumn now, or I'm just going to travel alone, and I don't know. But the results may not be good, because I really don't know the carefree cultivation method. " Wang Xiyan's Friends in the Country: "Last year, you said in your letter that you would come to the country to recuperate, so I thought, he must have some urban diseases."

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Make sentences:

1. Rude and overbearing, this person has no self-cultivation at first sight.

2. We should be a moral and cultured person.

3. Rough working attitude is a sign of lack of self-cultivation.

4. If you don't strengthen your artistic accomplishment and experience life deeply, your creative level will go from bad to worse.

5. He is so cultured that he always takes his time when dealing with anything.