Analects of Confucius : prose in the classical literary style > Fun but not obscene
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Fun but not obscene
  Explanation: Pleasure without debauchery
  Usage: Partial official; as predicate; refers to the emotional performance of the controlled
  Source: Pre Confucius "The Analects of Confucius eight yi": "" Guan Ju "Music without prostitution, without injury sorrow."
Happy but not loose
  Happy but not loose. That moderate, but sub. "The Analects of Confucius 8 yi": "" Guan Ju "music rather than prostitution, sorrow without injury." Southern Liang Xie, "Wen Xin Diao Long Timing": "catch the text of AGI Ji," Zhou Nan, "Qin without complaining ; King of the technology soon, "Bin Wind" music rather than pornographic. "Lu Xun" Outline History of Chinese Literature, "second:" The people thick, so willing to speak one's mind though, can still only almost righteousness, anger but not brutal, resentment without anger, sadness and not injured, but not obscene music, though poetry, also lesson. "
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No. 3
  Not too happy. Means the performance of emotion and restraint.
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No. 4
  词目 乐而不淫
  发音 lè ér bù yín
  释义 快乐而不过分。指表现的情感有节制。
  出处 先秦·孔子《论语·八佾》:“《关雎》乐而不淫,哀而不伤。”
  语法 偏正式;作谓语;指表现的情感有节制。
  近义词 乐而不荒
  示例 忿而不戾,哀而不伤,乐而不淫,虽诗歌,亦教训也。---鲁迅《汉文学史纲要》第二篇
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  乐而不淫
    性伦理术语。为中国古代的一种 性观念。中国古代认为:性是人的一种正常需要,应当给予适当的满足,圆满的性行为可以 调节血液循环,放松神经,有益健康,但性行为不能放纵,必须适度,放纵性欲反而有损健 康。《汉书·艺文志》:“乐而有节,则和平寿考,及迷者弗顾,以生疾而陨性命。”
    
Containing Phrases
Fun but not obscene Ai'ershang