What is virtuous?

Carrying things by virtue (pinyin: hòu dé zài wù) is an idiom, which originated from the Book of Changes Kun Gua in the pre-Qin period. It means that a virtuous person can undertake important tasks, and it also means that a virtuous gentleman should embrace all things in the world with profound virtue.

Grasp the outside world with a broad mind.

Idiom implication

In dealing with people, people should have a broad mind, be generous and be kind to others. People are smart and stupid, just like uneven terrain and fertile and barren soil. Farmers will not stop farming because the land is barren, and gentlemen will not give up education because of stupidity. There is nothing more tangible between heaven and earth than the earth, and there is nothing that is not borne by the earth. Therefore, a gentleman should imitate the meaning of "Kun" and be kind to others, whether smart, stupid or despicable, and be tolerant and tolerant. ? [3]?

Since ancient times, tolerance has been regarded by sages and even ordinary people as the norm and belief of being a man, a part of the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, and a glorious norm of educating people and self-discipline. Tolerance is a broad mind and kindness. Tolerance is an open-minded manner. Maybe we can only face life with a tolerant heart.

The written usage of "respecting virtue" means that people with virtue can shoulder heavy responsibilities, and it also means that people with virtue should tolerate all things in the world with profound virtue. Generally used as predicate and attribute in sentences.