The original gentleman's learning must be inquisitive. If you ask and learn, you will go hand in hand. If you don't learn, you will have no doubt. You can't be a good scholar if you are thirsty for knowledge and don't ask questions frequently. If you understand clearly, but you don't achieve your goal, you know it's big, but you don't know its details. How can it be funny if you don't ask?
A knowledgeable person is bound to like to ask questions to others when studying. Asking and learning complement each other. It is impossible to find problems without studying and researching, and it is impossible to enrich knowledge without asking questions. Just like learning but unwilling to ask others for advice from time to time, you are not a person who really loves learning. Even if you understand the truth, you may not be able to put it into practice. Even if you understand the main thing, maybe you don't understand its details. So where can we infer the solution except asking others?
2. Ask the translation of the passage in Meng's atlas, "No matter how smart a person is, he will be afraid and lose." What saints don't know, fools don't necessarily know; What a fool can do is not necessarily impossible for a saint. There is no major in truth, but there is no end to learning, but can you ask less? In The Book of Rites, the foreign court asked all the people, and Shu Ren was also asked about state affairs, so he could ask Lian, Xian, Widow and Old, which is exactly what Tao achieved. Confucius is not ashamed to ask questions. The ancients regarded asking questions as a virtue, but did not think it was shameful. It is a shame for later generations of gentlemen to argue without asking, but those who are deeply ashamed by the ancients, what later generations have done, are too much, and mourn for their husbands!
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A wise man will make mistakes if he thinks about it a thousand times. What saints don't know, ordinary people don't necessarily know; What ordinary people can do, saints may not be able to do. Truth does not exist only in one person, and there is no end to learning. So, can you ask less? "Zhou Li" (said), out of court (to) ask people (opinions on state affairs), and also ask people's views on state affairs. So nobles can ask people with low status, people with high moral ability can ask people with low moral ability, and old people can ask young people, only considering their achievements in moral knowledge.
3. When asked about the collection of Montu, there are two sources of controversy about "the wise worry about MS": the wise worry about MS, and they are bound to lose something. ZH 2 said
[Source] "Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou": "When you hear the worries of the wise, you will lose something; A fool who worries too much will gain something. " No matter how clever a person is, he should not be proud, because ~.
Two: No matter how smart a person is, he thinks long and makes mistakes. "The language of Yanzi Chunqiu is accurate." "Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou" once quoted: "When I hear the wise, I will lose; A fool who worries too much will gain something. "
The famous sayings and aphorisms (The Spring and Autumn Annals of Yan Zi) is so famous that it is hard to match. (Han Shu) Never come back in the prime of life, but it's hard to get up in the morning. Timely encouragement, time waits for no one.
(Tao Yuanming) Lost East Corner.
No matter how smart a person is, he will be lost if he has more concerns; A fool may give advice to a wise man.
(The Spring and Autumn Annals of Yan Zi) Bamboo is my sincere friend and my teacher as light as water. (Yan Zi Chunqiu) No matter how clever a person is, no matter how long he thinks, he will lose something; A fool may give advice to a wise man.
The journey is over. The 40000 question bank "Wise Men Sometimes Nod" came out-> Swallow Spring and Autumn Period,1February, 980, the zodiac stamp "Monkey Ticket" was issued.
1992 The stamp issued is:->; In the monkey ticket, "cashmere" originally meant:->; Cashmere, a signal light set to remind vehicles and pedestrians that there is an intersection ahead after stopping using the command signal light to direct traffic at night.
4. Where did "unknown and common" come from, and its translated name came from Meng Atlas?
About the author: Liu Kai (1784— 1824) was born in Tongcheng (now Zhouchen Township, Zongyang) in Qing Dynasty. I was born alone for several months, and my family was poor when I was a child. I used to be a cowherd. I like to eavesdrop on the teacher's reading, and I can recite it after listening. When the teacher found out, he invited him to study in the bookstore and later betrothed his daughter to him. When Liu Kai was fourteen years old, he called on Yao Nai, the main writer of Tongcheng School, with his own articles. Yao Nai admired him very much, tried his best to teach him to write, and praised this new literary talent many times. From then on, Liu Kai's talent was a sensation, and later he became one of the famous writers of Tongcheng School, and his poems were praised by the world. In the first year of Daoguang (A.D. 182 1), Bozhou hired Liu Kai to study the city records and live in a Buddhist temple. Daoguang died of illness in the fourth year (AD 1824) at the age of 4 1 year. There are a large number of poems existing in the world, all of which are included in the Collection of Poems of Montague. His words such as "a gentleman's learning must be easy to ask" and "if you don't ask, you won't learn widely" have become world famous sentences.
It is not common to ask each other about right and wrong, but it is urgent to study hard.
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