Confucius, the sage Kong, is a teacher for all generations, and even every word he said has become a wise saying for future generations. But I never thought that Confucius also said "dirty words", and one of his "dirty words" has been circulated for thousands of years and finally became the most holy saying. So, what exactly is this "dirty word", and why did Confucius say this "dirty word"? Today, let’s explore the historical truth together. Confucius was a great educator in ancient my country. He had 3,000 disciples and trained 72 sages. He was the first to put forward the educational concept of "education without distinction" in our country. As the saying goes, there are all kinds of birds in the forest. Although Confucius trained 72 wise men, there were always a few naughty ones. When angry, not only our teachers today will curse, but even the sage Confucius is no exception.

Among Confucius’ many students, there was a student named Jaeyu. This man was not a good boy. He was active in thinking and liked to ask some fantastic questions, which always made Confucius confused I have a terrible headache. Although Jaeyu is a little rebellious, Confucius still likes this student and has high hopes for this naughty student.

Once, Confucius was giving a lecture, and the students below were all listening carefully, but only one student was fast asleep. This made Confucius very angry and cursed a curse word? Kuchiki It cannot be carved, and a wall of dung cannot be demolished! Yu Yu and He punished him? ?

This sentence is what Confucius scolded his student Zaiyu. The translation of this sentence is: Rotten wood cannot be carved. Walls built with dirty soil cannot be painted! What else is there to blame for people like Jaeyu? ?Confucius scolded this sentence not because he thought his student Zaiyu was hopeless, but because he hated iron and wanted to wake up his student Zaiyu.

In fact, after Confucius finished this sentence, he refreshed his three views and said another sentence: "In the beginning I was like a man, listening to his words and believing in his actions; now I am in People also listen to their words and watch their actions. It's about giving and changing. ?Translation means: In the beginning, when I was dealing with people, I believed in their actions after listening to what they said; now, when it comes to people, I still want to observe their actions after hearing what they said. This changed due to Jaeyu's incident. ?

Later, Confucius scolded Jaeyu: "Rotten wood cannot be carved, nor can a wall of dung be demolished!" ?It has been circulated for thousands of years and has become the most holy saying. It has become the mantra of our teachers. I believe that many of us have heard teachers say this sentence in the classroom. ?Rotten wood cannot be carved.

?Everyone, have you ever been scolded like this?