When I was a child, my parents took me to the Confucius Temple, followed the crowd through a small pond called Xue Hai, crossed the archway of Li Xuemen, and entered Dacheng Hall. I saw a master standing in front of him with his hands folded. There is a niche in front of him. There is a memorial tablet on the niche with a line of fine print on it. I looked at it carefully through the crowd, and the words on it were "a model for all generations." Only when I grew up did I understand that these four words are extremely grand to the Chinese nation, and they are specially used to decorate the personality model and spiritual mentor of our civilization.
Frankly speaking, when I got this topic, I suddenly thought of reality. In this real society where we live, all the noise in the world is for profit, and all the noise in the world is for profit. I'm afraid the word mentor has also been polluted. Everyone dares to be a mentor, teach people to sing, teach people to manage money, teach people to succeed, and teach people to start a business. Everyone is called a mentor. I'm not saying it was a mistake, I'm saying I'm a little unwilling. Do you sometimes hesitate that there will be another kind of people besides those who teach people success? He used the quality of life to re-support the great weight of the word mentor; He used the light of his life to rekindle the life glory of the word mentor. If so, who is he? What kind of person is he?