Only after learning the way of university under the guidance of a Chinese teacher did I understand how to be a quality person. Learning this article is conducive to improving my moral level, and I also have many feelings.
"The way of university is to be well-known, close to the people and stop at perfection." The three programs are concise and let me know the important road signs on the road to improving my life. "Mingming Virtue" means "Mingming Virtue". I want to be a "self-denial" person and practice benevolence and other virtues to the extreme. "Being close to the people" taught me the attitude I should take towards others, and silently reminded me to restrain my words and deeds. As for "stop at perfection", it shows that the highest goal of "self-cultivation" is what I will devote my life to.
"Eight Eyes" is regarded by me as the magic weapon of advanced life. The author describes in detail the various links that must be experienced before becoming a "genius", avoiding empty talk and focusing only on practical methods and strategies. I remember that the word "sincerity" gave me great feelings. The teacher taught us that if we are not sincere, we can't do everything. Sincere, true also. I deeply realize that laziness and fooling around will lead to the loss of knowledge and the stagnation of growth. All untrue things will be exposed in a fleeting time, and only "sincere" people can complete the advanced tasks in life.
Finally, let me talk about the enlightenment I got. First, I should work for virtuous people first, and then sincerely engage in my own work, because good moral character is the basis for people to stand firm. "First, cultivate one's morality." A person without virtue, even if he is talented, will be despised by others. Secondly, no matter how ambitious the goal of each character is, it needs to "accumulate steps" to "reach a thousand miles". Without "learning from the scriptures", it is impossible to "level the world", let alone "show morality" to the world. Little by little accumulation leads to qualitative change, and those who finally achieve something will achieve something. Thirdly, I learned the meticulous logic between the lines in the Book of Rites, and the language sorted out is of great significance to writing argumentative papers. I want to follow its style.
Learning "The Way of University" feels like a breeze, like walking into Lan Zhi's room. I am deeply touched and benefited a lot!