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In Kong Ji, what does it mean to be impartial and not easy to understand?
Meaning: Kong Ji wrote The Doctrine of the Mean, in which "neutrality" means impartiality and "utility" means invariability.

From: Saint Amethyst.

Original text:

Mencius, only seven articles. Morality, benevolence and righteousness.

The golden mean is Kong Ji. Impartiality is not easy.

Being a university is Ceng Zi. Self-cultivation.

Translation:

Mencius was written by Monk. It is divided into seven chapters. The content is also about moral cultivation, promoting moral kindness and other fine virtues.

The book The Doctrine of the Mean was written by Kong Ji. The meaning of "golden mean" is impartial, and the meaning of "mediocrity" is unchangeable.

The book "University" was once written, and he put forward the idea of "self-cultivation, governing the country and leveling the world".

Extended data:

Appreciation: The contents of The Amethyst are arranged in an orderly way, which reflects the author's educational thoughts. The author believes that the education of children should focus on etiquette and filial piety, correct children's thoughts, and impart knowledge second, that is, "filial piety comes first, knowledge comes second." To cultivate children, we should start from primary school, that is, first read books, and then read two kinds of classics: classics and books.

After reading the classics, study the history books. The book says, "Classics are all about reading history". Finally, the three-character classic emphasizes the attitude and purpose of learning. It can be said that The Amethyst is not only a textbook for children's literacy, but also an enlightening book by the author, so we should pay attention to it when reading it. Saint Amethyst is a book with many allusions and strong knowledge. It was written under the guidance of Confucianism and full of positive spirit.