What does the motto mean?

(1). The inscription is placed on the right side of the seat for self-warning. "Selected Works of Cui Yuan" Tang Lu Yanji wrote an inscription: "Your brother Zhang was killed. You avenged yourself with your hand, and when you were cornered, you were pardoned. You wrote this inscription as a warning, and you tasted the right place, so you said the motto. " In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Huijiao wrote "Biography of a Monk * 1 Zhidun": "There are more than 100 monks who often learn from others. Sometimes I am lazy, so I am silent. " Don Bai Juyi's Motto Preface: "Cui's motto, which I admire, has been hanging on the wall, although it has not been done." However, there seems to be something unfinished, because continuing is the motto cloud. "(2). Generally speaking, it refers to words that can be used as aphorisms to encourage yourself. Chen Yi's poem "Stan Huai and Su Suhao, Xiao Lu, Xiao Shan": "Revolution is firm and will always be the motto. "

Word decomposition

Interpretation of the seat: sit down. Teahouse. Discuss. Throne. Here you are. Motto. Something that holds an object. Base. A region of the starry sky, a group of stars: constellations. Lyra quantifier, mostly used for larger or fixed objects: a mountain. Radical: wide.