The Analects of Confucius

"Xiangdang Pianzhu emphasized that "the realization of self-cultivation, family governance, country governance, and world peace must start from the details of daily life. This chapter records the words and deeds of Confucius when he got along with the villagers, and focuses on the sage's respectful attitude towards the trivial matters in life. It explains to the world the principle of life: "Don't do good deeds because they are small, and don't do evil because they are small." "Confucius was so coquettish in his hometown party that he seemed to be unable to speak. In the ancestral temple and the court, he spoke in a casual manner, but only with caution." "A gentleman does not adorn himself with cyanosis, and the color red and purple are not considered underwear.

Confucius is one of the great philosophers in ancient times. His Analects has influenced generations of Chinese people. The Analects is one of the classics of the Confucian school in ancient China. Confucius's disciples and their descendants recorded quotations and narrations of Confucius' words and deeds. The book covers ethical norms and political moral theories such as etiquette, righteousness, sincerity, filial piety, brotherhood, loyalty, and trustworthiness. All in all, Confucius is a man of great achievements. His "The Analects" is one of the ancient Chinese Confucian classics and has had a profound impact on Chinese culture, philosophy and ethics.

The Analects of Confucius is undoubtedly the artistic crystallization of ancient Chinese literary works. In this book, you can see the crystallization of the wisdom of ancient Chinese people. He teaches you how to use your own advantages to create value. He teaches you the respect between elders and younger ones, and teaches you how to find a better version of yourself within rules and order. Reading this book can make you feel the unique charm and the wisdom from the ancients. I like this book very much and highly recommend it to everyone to read so that you can grow wiser.

I particularly like the views on learning in it. Just like Confucius said, "Learning and practicing it is not a matter of course." Learning is really a happy thing. However, I kind of hate that student named Jaeyu. He sleeps in broad daylight, which is really inappropriate! I think we should be, as Confucius said, a person who is "sensitive to things but cautious in words". This book helped me a lot and helped me understand a lot of principles of life.

It's so beautiful and helps us establish a positive attitude!

A good book worth reading

Very good, very good, my soul has been purified! ! !