Interpretation: knowing means knowing, and not knowing means not knowing. This is true wisdom.
2、? He is quick-thinking and eager for knowledge, and he is never shy to ask his subordinates for advice. ——? Confucius Analects Gongye Chang.
Interpretation: Smart and studious people are not ashamed to ask for advice from people with lower status and less knowledge than themselves.
3. Ask if you can't learn. -Xun Kuang Fei twelve sons
Interpretation: Ask others humbly if you don't understand, and study deeply if you don't understand.
4, a good questioner, such as attacking wood, the first is easy, and then the procedure. -Dai Sheng's Book of Rites
Interpretation: People who are good at exploration and research are easy first and then difficult, step by step, just like carpenters cutting hardwood from places where it is easy to get an axe.
5, ask questions and you will have money, but you will be small for your own use. -Pre-Qin philosophers "Shang Patent"
Interpretation: Ask others for advice when you encounter difficulties, and your knowledge will be profound. Subjective and arbitrary, you can't do great things.
Extended data:
Confucius' curious story:
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius was honored as a "saint". He has 2000 disciples, and everyone asks him for knowledge. His Analects of Confucius is thousands.
Masterpieces handed down from generation to generation over the years.
Confucius is knowledgeable, but he still asks for advice modestly. On one occasion, he went to the ancestral temple to worship his ancestors. As soon as he entered the ancestral temple, he felt novel and asked
People ask this and that. Someone laughed: "Confucius has outstanding knowledge, so why ask?" Confucius said, "Always ask questions. What's wrong? "
Not good? His disciples asked him, "Why did you call Kong Wen Zi after Kong died?" ? Confucius said, "You are smart and eager to learn, and you are not ashamed to ask questions.
It's called Wen. Disciple thought: "Teachers often ask others for advice, and they are not ashamed!" " Open-minded and eager to learn, willing to tell everyone,
Including learning from people who are lower than themselves, this is called "shameless questioning"