This is a famous saying of Zheng. It means that if you don't participate in the competition, you will be bullied and you will not become a country! The thing is this: In the thirteenth year of Lu (529 BC), Jin Taishou attended the Zheng Ning Conference with Zi Chan and Zi Zi. Lu, Zhou, Qi, Song, Wei, Cao, Ju, Zhu, Teng, Xue, Qi and others also attended the meeting. This alliance is very famous in history. On the day before the meeting (July 6th), I "retired from the DPRK" (that is, I retired my gold on the 6th and joined the League on the 7th). Zi Chan ordered my foreign servant (official name) to set up a tent quickly (that is, I set up a tent quickly), but Zi Shu Tai stopped him and told him to wait for tomorrow. In the evening, Zichan heard that Uncle Zi had not opened the curtains. "No matter how anxious you are, there is nothing to open." There is no place to pitch a tent. It can be seen that everything is more sensitive to child production. Early the next morning, the alliance began, "and the alliance, sub-production competition." Inheritance is the second tribute, that is, vassal tribute, which varies from country to country according to the rank. It is considered that Zheng is a "male" and should not be juxtaposed with princes. He "argued between Japan and China, but as for fainting, the Jin people made it." Finally, Jin people had to agree. After the alliance, Zi Shu blamed Zi Chan. He said, "If princes beg, can they blaspheme?" (blasphemy, change of heart. If the governors come to crusade, how can they be cured? ), Zi Chan replied: "There are many Jin governments, but thieves can't finish stealing. Why bother to discuss them? They can't be United. If it's too late to steal security, where can they punish others? The country is not even a mausoleum, what is the country! " . To this end, Confucius once said: Doing so is enough for the country! Looking at today's world, I think this assertion of Zichan still has practical significance! Although countries are big and small, poor and weak, they all have their own interests and their own right to speak. They can express their views in a reasonable, beneficial and restrained way. Only when they don't flinch and fear in the face of power can they build a country and not be humiliated.