If there is a knowledge system in today's society that helps everyone obtain happiness and avoid unhappiness, then Confucius's ideological system is obviously more suitable. It can make you a person without enemies - a benevolent person, and at least it can make you an attractive and respected person in your circle of friends.
Many people have not lived well in this life. They always want to live beyond this life, but it is easy to go astray. In fact, "What Does the Analects of Confucius Say" tells us: Even if we move a little slower on the right path, it is better than taking a side road and being unable to go back.
A person's first half of life is mainly about survival, and in the second half of his life, he gradually wants to be true. Seeking survival is outward, seeking truth is inward. Whether it is seeking survival or seeking truth, there must be a learning process. Because you can't change your destiny, but you can change your ability to deal with it through learning.
Reading "What the Analects Says" can at least make you a not-so-bad person in a bad life - diligent and studious, loving life but not showing off, correctly lustful...
Reader comments
The book mentions that "a benevolent person can at least make you an attractive and respected person in your circle of friends." I agree with this sentence. I like the discussion about the pursuit of life in the book. It makes me understand that while seeking survival, I must not forget to seek truth. In short, this is a book worth reading and recommended to you!
Combining my own experience, I explained the classics thoroughly, which gave me a lot of inspiration and connections.
The book mentions that "a benevolent person can at least make you an attractive and respected person in your circle of friends." I agree with this sentence. I like the discussion about the pursuit of life in the book. It makes me understand that while seeking survival, I must not forget to seek truth. In short, this is a book worth reading and recommended to you!
Combining my own experience, I explained the classics thoroughly, which gave me a lot of inspiration and connections.