Idioms describing lofty ambitions

Ideal idioms

Words seeking ambition and attaining the road

Pronunciation qiú zhì dá dào

Definition means living in seclusion to preserve one's will , do justice to implement your own opinions. It is an ideal Confucian outlook on life.

The source of the text is "The Analects of Confucius·Ji Shi": "Live in seclusion to pursue one's aspirations, and practice righteousness to achieve one's path."

The words will remain unchanged until life and death

Pronunciation shēng sǐ bù yú

Definition: change. It doesn't change whether you live or die. Describes unswerving loyalty to ideals, beliefs, friendships, covenants, etc.

Cimu Tianxia is public

Pronunciation tiān xià wéi gōng

The original meaning is that the world is public, and the position of the emperor is passed on to the virtuous but not to the sons. Later it became a political ideal of a better society.

Source: "Book of Rites·Liyun": "The journey of the great road is the same as the world."

Example Eternal karma, ~ utensils. (Chen Yi's poem "The Opening of the Huhai Poetry Society")

Words: Ambitious

Pronunciation: xióng xīn bó bó

Explanation: Vigorous: vigorous. Describes great ambition and idealism.

Source: Mao Dun's "Postscript to the New Edition of "Midnight"": "When I first conceived it, I was ambitious and planned to organize some of the most typical characters and situations on a broad picture within my ability."

Chapter Ambition

Pronunciation xióng xīn zhuàng zhì

Explanation of great ideals and grand aspirations.

Words: People with lofty ideals

Pronunciation: yǒu zhì zhī shì

Explanation: People with lofty ideals: a respectful title for people. Refers to a person with ideals and ambitions.

Source: Lu Jiuyuan of the Song Dynasty, "Books with Zeng Zhai": "But he was born in a later generation, learned a lot and lost his way, and was full of heresies, so aspiring people suffered from this disease, and they were like the ordinary people in the world. Anyone who indulges in lust will fall into trouble. Isn't this just killing the world with academics? Magnificent aspirations; Lingyun: soaring to the sky. Describing ideals as grand and lofty.

Source "Han Shu·Yang Xiong Chuan Xia": "In the past, Emperor Wu was fond of gods, as shown in the "Adult Fu", he wanted to use the wind, but the emperor was ethereal and had the ambition to reach the clouds."

The word aims at the four directions

Pronunciation zhì zài sì fāng

Definition of the four directions: the world. Have lofty ambitions and ideals.

Chapter 25 of Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's "Records of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": "I heard that 'men have ambitions in all directions'. If you are not in the prime of life, you are just keeping your wife in trouble?"

The word ambition is extraordinary

Pronunciation bào fù bù fán

Definition of ambition: lofty ambition. Refers to having lofty ambitions and being unusual.

Original source: "The Epitaph of Wei Loujun in Jixi County" written by Lou Yao of the Song Dynasty: "I remember my brother's extraordinary ambitions, but they are useless."

The lyrics are long and the wind breaks the waves

Pronunciation cháng fēng pò làng

Interpretation means having great ambitions, not being afraid of difficulties, and moving forward bravely.

Source: "Song Book·Zong Chou Biography": "When Chou was young, Bing asked him about his ambitions, and Chou said: 'I would like to ride the long wind and break thousands of miles of waves.'

Cimeter of the poem Climbing high Wangyuan

Pronunciation dēng gāo wàng yuǎn

The meaning is to climb to a high place and see farther. It also refers to a high level of thinking and a far-sighted vision. "Lü Shi Chun Qiu Shun Shuo": "When you shout along the wind, the sound is not faster; when you look up high, your eyes are not clear, and the reason is convenient." ”

Chapter: Step on the moon and climb into the clouds

Pronunciation bù yuè dēng yún

Explanation: Step on the moon and climb into the sky. Describes lofty ambitions.

< p> Source Ming·Xie Tan's "Four Happinesses·Going to Examine the Autumn Palace": "I advise you not to borrow the love and fragrance from your jade heart, and forget about your ambition to step on the moon and climb the clouds. ”

Chapter: grand plan

Pronunciation dà zhǎn hóng tú

Explanation: to open the scroll, a metaphor for realization; grand plan: a metaphor for a grand and far-reaching strategy and plan. To implement grand and ambitious plans or ambitions on a large scale.

The word is not a thing in the pool.

Pronunciation: fēi chí zhōng wù

The meaning is not to live in seclusion for a long time. The small animals in the pond are a metaphor for people with great ambitions who will eventually do great things.

Source: "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms·Wu Shu·Zhou Yu": "Those who are afraid of dragons catching clouds and rain will not be the things in the pond."

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The word "fly high and fly far"

Pronunciation gāo fēi yuǎn xiáng

The meaning is to fly high and far. It is a metaphor for a bright future.

Source: "Shuo Yuan Zun Xian" written by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "The swan flies high and soars far away, and what it relies on is the six feathers. ”

Title Honghuzhi

Pronunciation hóng hú zhī zhì

Interpretation Honghu: swan, a metaphor for a person with lofty ambitions; 志: ambition. A metaphor for lofty ambitions .

Source: "Lu Shi Chun Qiu Shi Rong": "The husband's spirit of galloping and ambition are sincere when he speaks to people's hearts. "Historical Records·Chen She Family": "Sigh!" The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan! ”

The word title is heroic and ambitious

Pronunciation háo qíng zhuàng zhì

Explanation of heroic emotions and lofty ambitions?

The word title is ambitious Ambition

Pronounced hóng tú dà zhì

Explanation of grand plans, lofty ambitions

The word Hongyi is generous

Pronounced hóng yì. kuān hòu

Interpretation of Hongyi: Strong will, lofty ambition, generous and kind to others

Source: "Three Kingdoms·Shu Zhi·Biography of the First Lord (Liu Bei)": "The First Lord." He is formidable and generous, knows people and treats his scholars well, has the style of the great ancestor, and is the weapon of a hero. ”

Cimo Hongyeyuantu

Pronunciation hóng yè yuǎn tú

Interpretation Hong: big. Magnificent cause, lofty ambition or plan.

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Title: Lingxiao Zhizhi

Pronunciation: líng xiāo zhī zhì

Definition: Lingxiao: high ambition.

< p>Source: "Book of Jin·Murong Chui Zai Ji": "When you meet the wind and dust, you must have the ambition to reach the sky. ”

Word title Lingyunzhi

Pronunciation líng yún zhī zhì

Explanation Lingyun: ambition soaring into the sky. Describes lofty aspirations.

Source: "Book of Han·Yang Xiong Biography": "In the past, Emperor Wu was fond of immortals. As mentioned in "Adult Fu", he wanted to be the Emperor of Wind, but he had the ambition of mausoleum (Ling) Yun. ”

Cimo Qianli Zhizhi

Pronunciation qiān lǐ zhī zhì

The meaning refers to lofty ambitions.

Cibo has a heavy responsibility Far

Pronunciation rèn zhòng zhì yuǎn

The meaning of "willing" is to be able to reach a distant place with a heavy load. The latter metaphor is to be ambitious, to break into new worlds and to make magnificent achievements.

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Source: "Yi·BingCiXia": "Submissing the ox and riding the horse leads to great distances. ”

Title: ambition in all directions

Pronunciation: sì fāng zhī zhì

Definition: ambition. Refers to lofty aspirations. Also known as "ambition in all directions".

Chemist mulberry arc peng arrow

Pronunciation sāng hú péng shǐ

Explanation: In ancient times, when a man was born, he used a bow made of mulberry wood and arrows made of thorn grass to shoot people. , shooting in all directions of heaven and earth, means having lofty ambitions.

Source: "Book of Rites Nei Principles": "Shoot a mulberry arc and shoot six arrows in all directions of heaven and earth." ”

The word title means to have great ambitions

Pronunciation xiōng huái dà zhì

Explanation: to cherish. To have great ambitions.

Source Chapter 21 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "A hero is one who has great ambitions, has a good plan, has the opportunity to hide the universe, and can swallow the aspirations of heaven and earth. ”

Title: The Sparrow Anzhi Hongshu Zhi

Pronunciation yàn què ān zhī hóng hú zhì

Interpretation Hongshu: swan. It is a metaphor that vulgar people cannot understand lofty ambitions

Source: "Historical Records of the Chenshe Family" written by Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty: "How can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan!" ”

Word title lofty aspirations

Pronunciation zhuàng zhì líng yún

Explanation lofty aspirations: grand aspirations; lofty aspirations: straight into the sky. Describes grand and lofty ideals.

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Source: "Han Shu·Yang Xiong Chuan Xia": "In the past, Emperor Wu was fond of immortals, as shown in "Adult Fu", he wanted to use the wind, but the emperor was ethereal and had the ambition to soar into the clouds. ”

The word “aim for thousands of miles”

Pronunciation zhì zài qiān lǐ

Explanation describes the ambition.

Source: Wei Cao Cao of the Three Kingdoms "Stepping out of Xia Men Xing·The Divine Turtle is Longevity": "The old man is restless, and his ambition is thousands of miles. In his old age, the martyr is full of ambition.

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The word aim is in all directions

Pronunciation zhì zài sì fāng

Definition of four directions: the world. Have lofty ambitions and ideals.

Source: Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty, Chapter 25 of "Records of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": "I heard that 'men have ambitions in all directions'.

In your prime, you don't have any career, so you just keep your wife in a sleepy state