Confucius said, "Isn't it a pleasure to learn from the times? Is it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters? I don't know if it's a gentleman? " The poor envy the rich because he has money he can't spend all his life; The rich envy ordinary people, because they are happy and don't worry about whether their money is used up or stolen all day.

However, as Confucius said, there are many happy things: isn't it pleasant to review exercises after learning? Is it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters? I am not disgusted or angry that others don't understand me. Isn't this a moral gentleman? Zeng Zi said, "Do you cheat for others? Don't believe in making friends? Can't you learn? "

Nowadays, adults pay more attention to the materialistic world, but ignore the traditional concepts of our country: loyalty and faith. Ceng Zi's introspective method seems to light a bright light for us: Do I try my best to do things for others many times every day? Is it honest and trustworthy to associate with friends? Have you reviewed what the teacher taught you?

My extracurricular English tutoring class teacher once told us a story of her students. The student studied well and was very popular with his classmates and teachers, but some students found that the student had stolen their pens and money. From then on, the student began to be rejected by his classmates and finally had to transfer.

This just verified a saying of Confucius: Disciples are filial when they enter, and younger brothers are younger when they leave. They are sincere and believe that they love all people, and they are kind and spare no effort to study literature. Morality is always the first to be a man. If you want to be a popular person, you can't do it without virtue and filial piety.

These are the sentences that touched me the most. Reading of the analects of confucius has benefited me a lot. In the future, I will read The Analects of Confucius, read the wisdom of China for thousands of years, know the principles and methods of doing things, and taste the warm chicken soup of the soul.