Naoto Kan's words:

Tease, Kan Kan, Hu Kan, Kan Ran, Kan Erying, Kan Xianghe, Kan Ye, Kuang Lun, Tao Kan, Shen Kan, Kan Kan, Kan Kan primly, Kan Kan, Kan Zidou, Kan Kuai.

Kan Kan talks about pinyin: k m n k m n né r tá n, which is an idiom in China. Kan Kan talked about it: it means speaking confidently and calmly; Can be used as predicate and attribute in sentences; With praise. Idioms originated from The Analects of Confucius and Confucius' Students.

1, idiom source:

Dr. Chao said that the same is true of Kan Kan. (The Analects of Confucius, Students of Confucius, etc. Later generations summed up this idiom: Talking about Kan Kan.

2. Idiom story:

In the hierarchy of the Zhou Dynasty, doctors were inferior to princes. Among them, there are two classes, the highest class is called Qing, that is, going to the doctor, and the rest are called the doctor. Kong Qiu was a thinker, politician, educator and founder of Confucianism in the late Spring and Autumn Period. But his position at that time was only equivalent to that of a doctor.

Confucius vigorously advocated the theory of "benevolence" and proposed that the implementation of "benevolence" should be based on "ceremony" and strive to maintain the hierarchical order of the nobility, so he was a person who tried his best to conform to Zhou etiquette in every move, word and deed.

In his hometown, in the imperial court, he had different manners and words when talking to the upper doctor and the lower doctor. When talking to the villagers in his hometown, he seems gentle and obedient, as if he is not good at words; However, on the occasion of sacrifice and court appearance, he was very kind, but only cautious.

In the imperial court, when the monarch is away, he talks to the next doctor. He speaks recklessly, but Kan Kan speaks calmly. But when talking to the doctor, he is very amiable and humble; If the monarch comes to the court, everything he does in front of the monarch is in accordance with the etiquette, and he is careful for fear that something will happen.

3. Meaning of idioms:

Confucius preached that "the benevolent loves others, self-denial, self-respect", paying attention to occasions, paying attention to discretion, adhering to the doctrine of the mean, and being gentle, respectful and frugal, which became a much-told story.

Language is an important bridge between people. Due to various reasons such as time, space and environment, it is decided that people should have different languages, postures and different communication methods in communication, speak appropriately and respect others.

As the saying goes, disaster comes from the mouth and disease comes from the mouth. Speech is like spilled water, which can't be collected, warning us not to talk nonsense. In addition, in conversation with others, people should be natural and graceful, calm, full of energy and full of confidence in order to win the praise of others.