The ancients said: "Therefore, the color close to vermilion is red, and the color close to ink is black; the sound is harmonious and the sound is clear, and the shape is straight and the shadow is straight."

I "agree" with this view. When red and black are combined, they become a cloudy black. Excuse me, has anyone seen the different colors between the two?

If you are with a few like-minded friends, even if your behavior is not very good, these are only temporary, because under the questioning of your friends, you may be able to get better, if Surround yourself with many people who behave very badly and you will be like them. This shows that the environment may be able to change itself. Is this really the case?

If in a family, the parents are enthusiastic, honest people, usually cautious and never offend others, then their children may also be polite and lovable. However, there will always be exceptions in the world...

Those who are close to red are red, and those who are close to ink are black." In fact, in terms of stance, you can refute opinions. Among good friends, you can see whether you can behave well. You make it. Among bad friends, whether you can become bad or not depends on whether your will is strong or not. But, like a moth rushing to fire, water and fire are incompatible.

The so-called cinnabar is cinnabar, and the ink is ink. , red means red. As the name suggests, those who are close to cinnabar are red, and those who are close to ink are black. That is, "the ones that are close to cinnabar become red, and those that are close to ink become black." It is the same metaphor that getting close to good people makes oneself better, and getting close to bad people makes oneself worse.

If you refute this view, what will happen if you mix cinnabar and ink? What will it look like?

But what we usually say "near vermilion is red, near ink is black." does not include this situation. Therefore, bad people can only lead ordinary people to bad things, and good people can only lead ordinary people to good things. So, the argument for this statement is incomplete.

Mr. Lu Xun is a very good example. Lu Xun was born into a feudal landlord family, but he had great sympathy for the working people when he was a boy. As an adult, he used his pen instead of his gun to profoundly expose the ugly face of feudal society. The feudal education around him did not tarnish him. Instead, it inspired his inner rebellion against feudalism and embarked on the road of revolution.

Do the above examples illustrate that "those who are close to Mo are not necessarily black"? In fact, this "famous saying" itself is contradictory. If you are close to red, you will be red, and if you are close to ink, you will be black. So if a "Zhu" person gets along with a "Mo" person, will the "Zhu" person become "black" first, or the "Mo" person become "red" first?

One person has a bad temper, and the other person has a good temper. When the two of them are combined, the good temper becomes bad, and the bad temper becomes good. Or perhaps fire and water are incompatible and it is impossible for them to combine.

Therefore, if the color is close to vermillion, it will be red, and if it is close to ink, it will be black. The good person will become bad, because he is originally a bad person. If a bad person can become good, he is originally a good person. There are so many ways of confusing right and wrong in the world, calling black things white and white things black. Therefore, if something is close to vermilion, it will be red, and if it is close to ink, it will be black. If it is close to vermilion, it may turn red, but it will also turn into ink. If it is close to ink, it will not turn black.