It was similar to the ancient words of a gentleman like jade to describe a man.

The following were some ancient sentences similar to 'A modest gentleman is as gentle as jade': How can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan? Records of the Historian: Biography of Chen She It's never too late for a gentleman to take revenge. Water margin 3. Give it your all until you die. Zhuge Liang's "Later Master's List" A gentleman is magnanimous and a villain is sorrowful. The Analects of Confucius The friendship between gentlemen is as light as water, and the friendship between villains is as sweet as wine. Zhuangzi 6. A gentleman helps others to achieve good things, but does not help others to achieve evil things. The Analects of Confucius 7. Gentleman is harmonious but different. Villain is harmonious but not harmonious. The Analects of Confucius 8. A gentleman understands righteousness and a villain understands profit. The Analects of Confucius 9. A gentleman seeks the way, but a villain seeks the food. Han Feizi, You Du A gentleman cherishes virtue and a villain cherishes soil. The Analects of Confucius

Men could choose jade from the following aspects: 1. size and weight: Jade is a kind of crystal that usually has a certain degree of clarity and color. The size and weight of the jade were also important factors to consider. Generally speaking, men who were more burly would choose size and heavier jade to appear more stable and imposing. 2. Color and clarity: The color and clarity of jade are also factors to consider when selecting. Men could choose jade with a lighter color and a higher degree of clarity, which would make them look fresh and steady. 3. Quality and shape: The quality and shape of the jade are also factors that need to be considered when selecting. Men could choose jade with fine texture and beautiful shape to make it look more elegant and exquisite. 4. The size and wearing method of the jade: The size and wearing method of the jade are also factors that need to be considered when selecting. Men could choose a jade of moderate size that was suitable for wearing. This would make them look more appropriate and generous. In short, when men choose jade, they need to consider their own body, temperament, preferences and other aspects to choose the jade that suits them to make themselves look more confident, elegant and decent.

Jade was usually decorated with some words that expressed beauty, beauty, and preciousness, such as magnificent, crystal clear, magnificent, priceless, brilliant, and so on.

A stranger is like a jade prince, and the world is unparalleled. This was a phrase commonly used in ancient novels, and it came from the characters in the Biography of the Flowers of Mo Shang. This phrase was usually used to describe the protagonist in the novel. His handsome appearance and elegant temperament were extraordinary. At the same time, this sentence could also be understood as a kind of praise for the characters in the novel.

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The four words used to describe ancient men could be: peerless beauty, elegant demeanor, extraordinary bearing, heroic bearing, outstanding, etc. These words emphasized the elegance, temperament, ability, and other characteristics of ancient men. They could be used to describe the image of ancient men.

There were many words used to describe prosperity in ancient times. The following were some commonly used words: Prosperity refers to a period of economic prosperity, cultural prosperity, people's lives are rich, and society is harmonious and peaceful. For example, in the Water Margins, there was a saying," The bustling city of Tokyo is like a beautiful group of people day and night." Metropolis: It refers to a large city with a large population, developed commerce, prosperous culture, and flourishing arts. For example, in Dream of the Red Chamber, there was a saying," In the metropolis, all kinds of goods and people are traded day and night." 3. Prosperous streets: refers to the commercial shops, stalls, restaurants, teahouses, etc. on both sides of one or more main streets in the city. Usually, the people are like weaving, the traffic is heavy, and the place is bustling. For example, in the Water Margins, there was a saying that " every day, there would be traders passing through the bustling streets of the cross-shaped slope. There was not a single merchant who did not pass through here." 4. Prosperous market: It refers to a market with a large scale, a large number of traders, and frequent transactions. There are usually many stalls, shops, stalls, warehouses, etc. For example, in the Water Margins, there was a scene where merchants gathered all kinds of goods at the entrance of Sanniang City. 5. Prosperous city: refers to a city with a long history, a large population, a prosperous culture, developed commerce, magnificent buildings, and perfect facilities. For example, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Chang 'an was the most prosperous city in the Tang Dynasty. At that time, there were streets, squares, walls, chambers, palaces, temples, pagodas, etc. It was very spectacular.

Ancient men usually used words to describe their appearance, temperament, and moral character, such as handsome, stalwart, tall, handsome, elegant, outstanding, extraordinary, majestic, mighty, heroic, open-minded, unrestrained, elegant, handsome, and so on. These words could be used to describe the appearance and quality of ancient men.

Here are some ancient sentences to describe men: [1. Peerless Beauty: A description of a man's beautiful appearance, extraordinary bearing, and incomparable charm.] 2. Handsome and extraordinary: It described a man who was handsome, elegant, and had extraordinary temperament and charm. 3. Elegant and generous: To describe a man's calm demeanor, elegant demeanor, and magnanimity. 4. Heroic Glow: Description of a man's majestic spirit, showing a unique charm and style. 5. Elegant demeanor: It refers to a man who has a graceful demeanor and elegant temperament, giving people an elegant and noble feeling. 6. Mighty and Majestic: It is used to describe a man with a powerful aura, a majestic posture, and an insufferably arrogant bearing and demeanor. 7. Casually handsome: describe a man who is handsome, humorous, and leaves a deep impression on others. 8. Imposingness: A man with a powerful aura and pattern that can lead the people around him forward. 9. Elegant and handsome: describe a man who has a graceful demeanor and elegant temperament to show his unique charm and style. Peerless beauty, extraordinary bearing: A man who is described as beautiful, extraordinary, with incomparable elegance and charm is the best in the crowd.

Here are some ancient sentences to describe men: Swallows return, oh, my clothes flutter. The smoke of wolves rises, the hero rises. The phoenix soars in the sky, and the world is peaceful. 4. The dragon walks like a tiger, and the appearance is imposing. 5. Handsome and dashing. His demeanor is outstanding, like a crane among chickens. Her face is like jade, and her heart is like mine. 8. He is valiant and majestic. 9. Talking and laughing, full of talent. His eyes were bright and he had a lot on his mind.