1, the meaning of the word ru

Ruzi is a Chinese character, the pinyin is rú, the simplified radical is Zi, and the total number of strokes is 17. The word "Ru" has many meanings in Chinese, including: (1) children and infants: if obedient, it refers to young children; Children's admiration refers to young children's love for their parents, generally referring to deep love or admiration.

(2) dear; Intimacy: For example, in the Book of Songs, Emperor Xiaoya, "Brothers have both, and children are happy." It means that brothers live in harmony.

2. Combination of Confucian words

Ruzi: refers to young children, young children. For example, "a son willing to teach" means that young children can receive education.

Children's admiration: refers to children's love for their parents, generally refers to deep love or admiration. For example, "feelings for children" is feelings for parents.

A willing cow is a metaphor for a person who is willing to serve others and work hard. For example, "the spirit of a willing ox" is the spirit of being willing to serve others and working hard.

Confucian scholars: in ancient times, they were wives of doctors, concubines of kings in Tang Dynasty, and mothers or wives of officials such as Tong Zhilang in Song Dynasty, which were used as honorifics for married women. For example, "children tell each other" means married women tell each other.

Allusions of Confucian figures

1, Ruzi Niu

During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Qi was strong and Duke Jing of Jin was in office for a long time. He has six sons, and Yan Ruzi is his favorite. Qi Huangong often plays with boys, pretending to be a cow for the boy to lead, biting the rope himself, accidentally falling down and pulling out his front teeth. Before Gong Jing died, he made this obedient son his heir, and his eldest son, Yang Sheng, escaped.

Yang Sheng held a grudge against his obedient son, executed the assistant minister, and forced the obedient son to abdicate and become king. He deposed the monarch and violated his will, but Yang Sheng thought that as long as it was beneficial to the country, there was no need to stick to his will. After he succeeded to the throne, he punished Yan Ruzi and Bao Mu.

2. A good boy can teach.

At the end of Qin Dynasty, Sean met an old man in rags on a bridge. The old man ordered Sean to pick up his shoes and put them on, and Zhang Liang did. The old man said, "You are a young man, and you can still be educated. Meet me on the bridge in the morning in five days. "

The old man asked Sean to meet him on the bridge five days later. Sean was late twice, the third time he went to the bridge in the middle of the night, and finally arrived earlier than the old man. The old man gave Sean a gauntlet. Sean studied hard and later helped Liu Bang unify the world.