Confucius said, "State-owned laws govern it."
Mencius: "if you get what you want, you will live a long life;" If you don't get what you want, you won't live long "
Lu Xun: "Freedom makes people progress, but the only way to progress is rules."
Wang Yangming: "The moment is not right, not square; Rules are not round, not round. "
Rules are the cornerstone of social order. A country, a society and even a family are all inseparable from rules. Rules are an invisible system and the guarantee of social stability and harmony. The ancients said: "The state-owned law, the family has family rules." National laws and regulations are an important means to maintain social order. They regulate people's behavior and enable members of society to jointly build a harmonious and orderly society on the premise of observing the rules.
Secondly, rules are closely related to freedom. Many people mistakenly believe that rules are shackles that bind freedom. However, in fact, rules are the guarantee of freedom. As the American philosopher John Mill said, "One person's freedom ends with another person's freedom." In this sense, the rule is a necessary restriction, which ensures that everyone's freedom will not infringe on others' freedom. Only on the basis of obeying the rules can people enjoy real freedom.
Third, rules are a necessary condition for personal growth. In people's lives, rules are like guardrails of roads, guiding us forward and helping us avoid risks. Rules allow us to constantly improve ourselves while abiding by them. As the ancients said: "the moment is not right, not square; Rules are not round, not round. " This sentence enlightens us that only by following the rules can individuals grow on the road of life.
Rules also play an important role in interpersonal communication. In interpersonal communication, rules are a moral principle, which makes people respect and understand each other. Abide by the rules, make people get along more harmoniously and establish stable interpersonal relationships. The ancients said, "Harmony is the most important thing." This sentence emphasizes the importance of rules in interpersonal communication. Only by obeying the rules can people communicate with each other better and build a harmonious society together.