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"It is not easy to think about a porridge and a meal; Half-silk and half-wisp, persistent thinking and material difficulties "comes from Zhu Zi's Family Instructions written by Zhu Bailu in Qing Dynasty. "Family Instructions of Zhu Zi" is only 524 words, which brilliantly expounds the ways of self-cultivation and family management, and is a masterpiece of family education.
Many contents of Zhu Zi's family instructions have inherited the excellent characteristics of China traditional culture, such as respecting teachers and valuing morality, being diligent and managing the family, being kind to neighbors, and so on, which are still of practical significance today.
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Zhuzi's Family Instructions, with the aim of "self-cultivation" and "keeping the family in order", is a master of the Confucian way of life, with profound thoughts and profound implications. The whole content of Zhu Zi's Family Instructions is to persuade people to manage their families diligently.
On China's moral education thought formed in thousands of years, it can be expressed in the form of famous sayings and aphorisms, which can be taught orally or written as couplets to be hung in doors, halls and bedrooms as the motto of managing families and educating children. Therefore, it is very popular with bureaucrats, gentry and literati, and has spread widely since it came out.
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