How much injustice gives rise to the coldness of the world!

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This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2019-3-2 at 18:24. How much trouble does bg4.png cause in the world! 〔 Those who come are the cause of trouble; those who go are also the source of trouble.〕 In other words, it’s still the same person who tied the knot that must untie it. It is still up to the one who caused the trouble to resolve it. [Right and Wrong] Consider what is right to be right, and what is wrong to be wrong. Metaphors make it very clear what is right and wrong, good and bad. [Things remain the same, but people have changed.] The things are still the same, yet the people are no longer the same as before. It is often used to express that times have changed. [Seemingly false] It may appear to contradict or go against common sense, but in fact it could be correct. 〔 Superficiality without substance 〕 Having only a fancy appearance but no corresponding essence. 〔 Right and wrong 〕 Merits and faults, correctness and error. 〔 Spreading rumors 〕 Inciting discord. Right and wrong: disputes, arguments. 〔 What’s right now was wrong then 〕 See “What’s right now was wrong yesterday”. 〔 Pretending agreement while secretly opposing 〕 Agreeing in front but opposing behind the back. 〔 Hypocrisy 〕 refers to having one set of actions on the surface while holding another set of thoughts in mind, thus being inconsistent between appearance and reality. 〔 Seeking faults 〕 Creating trouble on purpose, deliberately finding faults. 〔 Twisting to create wrongdoing 〕 Twist: to distort. It refers to reversing right and wrong. Calling the right thing wrong. [ *Not being correct* ] Once accustomed to certain mistakes, one ends up thinking that they are actually right. 〔 National Affairs Today 〕 National affairs: matters of state ； No: It’s not. **Things are getting worse by the day. [Confusing right from wrong] Calling the right thing wrong ； Call the wrong thing right. It’s a metaphor for deliberately creating chaos ； It makes right from wrong unclear. 〔 Accumulating errors leads to correctness 〕 Error: mistake ； Yes: The correct thing. Long-established misconceptions ； Over time, it was regarded as correct. 〔 Hypocrisy 〕 Discrepancy between words and heart ； Say one thing but mean another ； Thinking one thing in mind. Describes a situation where one’s words do not match one’s actions. 〔 What was wrong yesterday is right now 〕 What is right now is correct ； The past was wrong. 〔 Appearance vs. Reality 〕 What is shown on the surface is completely different from what one really thinks. Metaphors imply a lack of consistency between appearance and reality. 〔Distinguish right from wrong〕 Identify what is right and wrong, correct and incorrect. ——————————This is what should be done! ! ! ! 〔Ancient rather than modern〕 refers to the uncritical affirmation of the ancient and the denial of the modern. 〔 Right and Wrong 〕 Wrong: unreasonable ； Straight: Rational. It refers to the judgment of things. 〔Seemingly correct but not actually so〕 means: correct ； Correct ； No: Incorrect ； Error. It seems to be correct ； Actually, that’s not correct. Refers to superficial similarity ； [Discussing Right and Wrong] Discussion: Commentary ； Column: List. List the facts and comment on right and wrong. 〔 Hypocritical appearance 〕 See “Apparent affection, hidden truth”. 〔 Said to be the Dao, yet not 〕 See “Said to be discussion, yet not”. [It’s said to be about causing trouble.] See “It’s said to be about idle talk.” 〔 Said to be talking about gossip 〕① Discussing gossip. ②It refers to spreading rumors. [Random Opinions] If others say it, then I say it too ； Others say no, and I say no too. It means having no independent opinion and simply following others blindly. 〔No distinction between right and wrong〕 refers to the failure to differentiate between what is right and what is wrong. 〔 Words are right, but the person is not 〕 means that the words themselves are beyond criticism, but the person who speaks them is not desirable. 〔 To stir up rumors〕 To spread gossip and cause disputes. 〔 Attracting trouble means inviting problems.〕 It is the same as bringing about troubles. 〔 To provoke trouble is to cause disputes.〕 To stir up conflicts. It means to create trouble for no reason. 〔A place of right and wrong〕 A place with troubles or disputes.〔Spreading rumors〕 In other words, talking backlessly. Describes making irresponsible and random remarks. 〔 The sense of right and wrong 〕 The ability to distinguish between right and wrong, as well as gains and losses. 〔Causing trouble〕 Cause: to trigger. Non: Incident. Provoke trouble ； Provokes disputes. 〔 Bringing trouble upon oneself 〕 Things that cause problems. 〔People change, but things remain the same〕 refers to the changes in human affairs while the scenery stays unchanged. 〔 Human Rights and Wrongs 〕 Wrongs: disputes, arguments. Various interests and disputes among people. [Right and Wrong, Gains and Losses] What is right and what is wrong, what is gained and what is lost. 〔 Reversing right and wrong 〕 Yes: correct ； False: Wrong. Call the wrong things right, and the right things wrong. The right and the wrong have been reversed. 〔 Clear right and wrong 〕 Right and wrong are very distinct. 〔 Argumentation over right and wrong 〕 Misunderstandings or disputes arising from speech. 〔 *Non-victory is 〕*: *Accustomed to.* Mistakes became a habit, and they were mistaken for being right. [To cause trouble is to invite problems.] See “To cause trouble means inviting issues.” 〔 Reversing right and wrong 〕 Calling the right thing wrong ； Call the wrong thing right. It refers to a situation where right and wrong are unclear, or where facts are deliberately distorted. 〔Inability to distinguish right from wrong〕 Not being able to tell what is correct and what is incorrect.〔Spreading rumors〕 Passing around what people say behind their backs, deliberately sowing discord, or making random comments about others to create conflicts.