Is it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters? Now this sentence is often used to welcome friends far away.
When pronounced yuè, it means music.
The Analects of Confucius disciples in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Confucius said, "Learn from time to time, don't you?" Is it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters? Ignorance and dissatisfaction are not gentlemen? "
Confucius said, "Why not learn from time to time? Is it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters? Isn't it a sign of a gentleman's trip that someone doesn't know you and is not angry with him? "
The word "Shuo" in the first sentence is a universal word, and the word "Yue" is pronounced as yuè, which is an archaic word with the original meaning of "Yue", meaning pleasure.
Extended data
Confucius' ancestors were originally nobles in the Song Dynasty, but later they moved to Shandong to avoid the troubles of the imperial court. Confucius' father was a warrior, and although he was among the nobles, his status was very low. When Confucius was three years old, his father died and he lived a poor life with his mother. When Confucius was young, he was a small official, such as "being an official" (managing warehouses) and "riding a horse" (managing cattle, sheep and animal husbandry), but he did everything well.
During the reign of Lu, Confucius served as the commander-in-chief of justice. In the twelfth year of Lu (498 BC), Confucius' political career reached its peak. Because of his disagreement with his uncle and scholar, Confucius left Shandong and traveled around the world, hoping to realize his political ambitions in a foreign country.
He has been to Wei, Song, Chen, Cai, Chu and other countries and has not been reused. Returning to Shandong in his later years, he concentrated on giving lectures and sorting out ancient documents. He edited The Book of Songs and Shangshu, and edited them according to Chunqiu recorded by Lu historians, making them the first chronological history book in China. Confucius gave lectures, with as many as 3,000 students, including 72 famous teachers.
The Analects of Confucius was written in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and was recorded by Confucius' students and their retranslators. The Analects of Confucius covers many aspects such as philosophy, politics, economy, education, literature and art, and is the most important classic of Confucianism.
In terms of expression, The Analects of Confucius is a model for recording prose, with concise language and vivid images. In terms of arrangement, The Analects has no strict compiling style, each article is a chapter, and each chapter is a chapter. Articles and chapters are not closely related, but are roughly classified and repeated chapters appear.
Cher is the title of the first article in The Analects. In The Analects of Confucius, the first two or three words of the first chapter are generally used as the title of the article. Cher includes 16 chapters, covering many aspects.
Starting from Confucianism, moral priority is the essence and fundamental point of Confucianism. This paper mainly talks about the principle of "service-oriented" and guides beginners to enter the "moral door".
The learning advocated by Confucius is not limited to the book learning of pure knowledge, but more importantly, learning the truth of being a man.
"Learning while learning" is the combination of teaching and practice. Teaching is a process of learning and thinking from the outside to the inside, and practice is not limited to the scope of knowledge, but a habit of self-practice; From learning to learning, it is a process of seeking knowledge from the outside and internalizing it, and then transforming it into the external expression of the subject. The "habit" of self-cultivation refers to the repeated practice of moral habits, that is, learning consciously, practicing constantly and improving at any time and place with everything. Confucius put forward the idea of combining self-cultivation with teaching and learning, emphasizing "never tire of learning", which is really far-sighted.
Learning is a matter of mutual learning, mutual encouragement and mutual promotion. "Friends come from afar" means that like-minded people come here from all directions to exchange experiences in learning and seeking benefits, learn from others' strengths, explore the truth of being a man, and work hard to learn ways to do things. Isn't this fun!
Learning is to be a moral and knowledgeable person. If people don't know themselves and don't use themselves, they should have no complaints and no love. In the eyes of a gentleman, his knowledge has nothing to do with what others know. People who don't know themselves will not affect the mood of a cultivated person (gentleman). It's easier said than done. Because this has entered the "comfortable realm" of dispelling fame and fortune, only a gentleman can do it.
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