He treats others in an honest, open and fair
manner. (開誠布公)
During China's Three Kingdoms era, China
had three main kingdoms. Wei Kingdom, Wu Kingdom and Shuhan Kingdom.
The name of the prime minister of the
Shuhan Kingdom was called (Zhuge Liang). A few years before his death, he also
served as the highest military commander of the Shuhan Kingdom.
After he died, historians commented on his
life in this way.
He treats everyone honestly. He is fair and
unselfish.
The government under his leadership is very
clean and organized, and the personnel are very streamlined.
He treats fair and objective standards to
reward and punish his subordinates.
He is willing to forgive those who
sincerely reflect.
He likes integrity, he hates falsehood.
The people of the whole kingdom love him,
and all people respect him.
He treats everyone with fairness and
justice, and he will not change his principles because of a person's status.
Although he is not an outstanding military
general, no one is perfect.
He is one of the best prime ministers.
This idiom is used to describe a person who
treats others in an honest, open and fair manner.
Dear friend, what inspiration or thoughts
did you have after hearing this story.
How do you expect others to evaluate you
after you die? What are the most important principles in your life?
I hope this story will give you some new
gains.
開誠布公(He treats others in an honest, open
and fair manner. )
中國的三國時代，中國有三個主要的王國。魏王國、吳王國與蜀漢王國。
蜀漢王國的宰相的名字叫做(諸葛亮)，在他過世的前幾年，他也兼擔任蜀漢王國最高的軍事將領。
他死了之後，歷史學家這樣評論他的一生。
他以誠實對待所有人。他公正無私。
他領導下的政府非常的清廉有條理，而且人事很精簡。
他對待公平客觀的標準去獎勵與懲罰他的部屬。
他願意原諒那些真誠反省的人。
他喜歡正直，他厭惡虛假。
是整個王國的人民都愛戴他，所有的人都敬畏他。
他用公平與正義對待所有人，他不會因為一個人的身分高低改變他的原則。
他雖然不是一個傑出的軍事將領，但沒有人是完美的。
他是一個最好的宰相。
這句成語被用來形容一個人用誠實與開放又公正的方式對待別人。
親愛的朋友，你聽完這個故事有怎樣的啟發或有怎樣的想法呢。
你期待你死後別人怎樣評價你呢?你人生中最重要的原則為何呢?
我期待這故事能讓你產生一些新的收穫。
出處為三國志-蜀書-諸葛亮傳。