Confucius was a great thinker and educator in ancient China. He attaches great importance to the attitude of seeking knowledge, learning methods and self-cultivation. He emphasized "never tire of learning" all his life, and especially advocated the attitude of learning from each other. The Analects of Confucius is a book that records the words and deeds of Confucius and his disciples.
I have heard such a story. In ancient times, there was an emperor. He is not clever, but he always has some new skills and wonderful ideas to govern the country. A minister felt very strange and asked him, "Emperor, how can you govern the country in so many ways?" He smiled and replied, "Hehe, you will know why after reading The Analects!"
It turns out that The Analects taught the emperor how to study, how to be a man and how to govern the country. It can be seen that The Analects contains infinite knowledge and truth.
Confucius once said, "It's a pleasure to learn from the times! How happy we are, to meet friends from afar! People don't know or care, not a gentleman! " Isn't that what we should do when we study as human beings?
Isn't it a pleasure to learn knowledge and review on time? Is it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters? We don't hate that others can't kick us, aren't we gentlemen?
In life and study, we always think that as long as we listen carefully in class and finish our homework on time, we can get good grades. In fact, after learning the knowledge, we have to review it on time. Otherwise, the knowledge we have learned will only pass in our minds like a breeze, leaving no trace and coming and going in a hurry; We don't resent others for not understanding us and doing things we don't like or agree with. This is a man with moral cultivation.
In our life, there are many people who don't pretend to understand and always think they are knowledgeable, learned and self-righteous, but often, such people are the most stupid people, and those who are honest and shameless are really smart people. Confucius has a saying that tells us this truth: Confucius said: "It is ok to teach women what to know! Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, but knowing. "
There is an Analects of Confucius, which I regard as my motto in life: Zi Gong asked, "What about people who have a word but can't live for life?" Confucius said, "I am angry! Don't do to others what you don't want. " The greatest virtue in life is to forgive anger. There are no unforgivable mistakes in life. Don't impose on others what you don't want to do. In this way, others will be very painful. This sentence has benefited me a lot. It influenced me and educated me.
Now, I recite the Analects of Confucius every day. Every sentence and paragraph in this book is influencing and educating me, broadening my horizons, broadening my knowledge and learning to be a man.