A poem without confusion

"Those who know are not confused, those who are kind are not worried, and those who are brave are not afraid" means: keep learning to reduce their confusion about world things. Sincerely treat others as yourself and no longer care about personal gains and losses. Practice bravely, go forward bravely, and be not afraid of any difficulties. Excerpted from The Analects of Confucius Zi Han.

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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.

In Confucian traditional morality, wisdom, benevolence and courage are three important categories. The Doctrine of the Mean says: "Knowledge, benevolence and courage are the virtues of the world." Confucius taught his students self-esteem, self-confidence, rationality, peace and positive attitude towards life here.

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The Analects of Zi Han _ Baidu Encyclopedia