Idiom: A well is not in disorder. Abbreviation No : 3644 idiom: A well is not in disorder. ㄐㄥㄐㄥㄅㄨㄨㄨㄢ?: See "in good order". Emoji symbol: #? # (This is emoji. Emoji's #?) Corresponding to the original collection of Chinese characters "well is not chaotic" on this website. # ",add vivid symbols to Chinese characters #? #, compared with PNG pictures and animated GIF pictures, it is also convenient for everyone to copy and paste them into social media and other places, and click the emoji symbol "#? # "and the picture link, and you can also see a more detailed introduction of this symbol in the EmojiAll expression dictionary. ) Detailed explanation of idioms and allusions: The following is the allusions of In Good Order for your reference. "In perfect order 】 【 originally as" in perfect order ". Xunzi, 3 13 BC? Before 238, Zhao was a famous thinker and educator in the Warring States Period. His theory originated from Confucius, and advocated the rule of courtesy and the theory of evil nature, which was contrary to Mencius' theory of good nature. Xunzi mainly discusses the role of great Confucianism in the contemporary world, and also discusses the virtues of saints, gentlemen, scholars, elegant Confucianism, small Confucianism and vulgar Confucianism, emphasizing the importance of learning and statutes. A person clearly works in an orderly way, so that he can get dignity and solemn respect, be practical from beginning to end, feel satisfied and satisfied with long-term stability, be keen on sticking to moral etiquette without feeling tired, observe everything with wise wisdom, strictly observe etiquette, master etiquette system, feel comfortable and happy about others' kind words and deeds, and worry about others' disobedience. If this can be done, so can you. Later, the idiom "orderly" evolved from here, describing neatness and order. Documentary evidence of "in good order" appears, such as Zhou Bofan's Epitaph, which is the focus of Song Lou: "The manager is in good order at home; If you have the rest, you will be anxious for others. Canon source: this is listed as the standard source of "in good order" for reference. Xunzi's Confucianism is based on the principle of changing from vulgarity to goodness, valuing wealth and preserving health, which is also the virtue of human beings. The law is firm, so don't listen to it. If there is, it can be described as a strong man. Do things in a firm way to correct what he heard and decorate his feelings with a bridge. His words are beyond words, but his actions are beyond words. He has too much knowledge and consideration, so that he can't help but be careful to prosper in the upper class and clear the way for others. If so, he is a sincere gentleman. If you practice the law of a hundred kings, distinguish between white and black, change with the times, salute should be frugal, if you give birth to four branches, if you make meritorious deeds in four seasons, you will be fair and kind to the people, and if hundreds of millions of people are rich, you will be a saint. Very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good. I hope it will last for a long time, and I hope it won't be dangerous. It's wise to use what you know and repair the same kind of trip to 3 & gtXi, so there is an article in 4>, Zang 6> by Xixi 5 & gtXi Qi Le, and faint 7>, which is really true. [Attention] (1) 猒猒: Sound |ㄢˋ |ㄢˋ, it looks very quiet. (2) ㈤㈤: The sound ㄓㄠˋ, which is a clear eye. (3) Repair: the appearance is neat. (4) Years: The emergence of Aetna. (5) Xixi: the appearance of harmony. (6) Zang: Sound, good. (7) faint: sad look. Documentary evidence: 0 1. Song Zhuxi's Answer to Lu Part I: "There are many reasons to go down, and the well is not chaotic." "Chaos" at the beginning of idioms solitaire's idiom.

Make a mess of your head, make your face dirty, get smallpox and make a fool of yourself. Make a fool of yourself and make an idiom at the end of the word "well" on the wall.

I'm so thirsty that I have to leave my hometown, and I'm so thirsty that I have to dig my hometown.

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