Reflections after reading refers to an article written about the specific feelings and revelations obtained after reading a book, an article, a paragraph, a few famous quotes, a piece of music, or a video. The following is about the content after reading the Analects of Confucius, welcome to read! Chapter 1: Thoughts after reading The Analects

Isn’t it just right to learn and practice it over time? Isn’t it a joy to have friends from afar? Isn’t it a gentleman if someone doesn’t know something but is stunned? “I believe many people are familiar with it. These few sentences, but do you know where they come from? It is the first chapter in the ancient Chinese masterpiece "The Analects of Confucius". This winter vacation, I read this book and it has benefited me a lot from the thousands of years of Chinese civilization. In history, it has always been praised as a classic. Why is this? It turns out that this book is a work recorded by later generations on the remarks of Confucius and his disciples. Confucius's views on governing the country and his comments on ancient sages are the most representative works in ancient China. The most basic, simple and indispensable moral code. In ancient times, this book was regarded as an enlightenment book for children.

After reading this book, I finally understood why it was regarded as such. It is an enlightenment book for children. The book has several parts: the chapter on learning, the chapter on politics, and the chapter on benevolence... The remarks and stories in these chapters tell us how to learn and how to be a human being... ···

For example, there is a sentence like this: "The sun knows where one is dead, and the moon does not forget what one can do. It is enough to be eager to learn." "Zi Xia's words mean: "Learn what you don't know every day, and don't forget what you have learned every month. This is considered a person who loves to learn. "Here I also saw a studious man named Sun Jing. He often locked himself in his room and studied day and night, forgetting food and sleep. He worked so hard at night that he felt sleepy while studying, and was afraid that he would doze off, so he tied a rope to The other end of his hair was fixed to the beam so that he would not fall asleep while watching. He relied on this hard-working spirit to become a great scholar if we could all study like him now. With this overwhelming energy, what else can’t be learned? I think about myself reading a book and wanting to play after a while. I feel so ashamed! Yes, I also want to be a studious person, as long as I make up my mind, I can do it. .

Another example is this sentence: "Reciting "Poems" three hundred times and teaching them how to govern is not enough; it starts from all directions and cannot be specific. Even if there are many, it is also a joke. "It means:" Although he can recite 300 chapters of the Book of Songs, he cannot govern the country if he is entrusted to him; if he is asked to go on missions to other countries, he cannot handle affairs independently. What's the use? "When I read this, a story immediately came to my mind - "War on Paper". The protagonist of the story, Zhao Kuo, knew the art of war by heart. When it came to fighting, his father, a famous general in Zhao State, could not compare to him. But King Zhao asked him to lead the troops in the war, but he could not adapt flexibly according to the actual situation. As a result, he harmed the country and the people, and died tragically on the battlefield. This made me understand again: We must not only be studious but also study more. Learn to use it flexibly, be a person who knows how to learn, and learn and use it flexibly, so that knowledge can be transformed into wisdom.

There are many profound truths in the book. I chewed them carefully and pondered them for a long time, as if I was listening to them myself. I have learned the teachings of Confucius, and I also hope that students will have time to read this book, appreciate the classics, and talk to the sages. It will benefit you throughout your life and lead you to the glory not far away! Chapter 2: Thoughts after reading The Analects

"Bayi" is the third chapter of the Analects. The main content involves the issue of "rituals". It advocates maintaining the various regulations of etiquette in the system and expresses Confucius's ethical thoughts and "the king and his ministers should use etiquette." , the political moral proposition of "loyalty to the king". This article focuses on the issue of how to maintain "propriety". Confucius showed great indignation for the typical incident that destroyed the Zhouji, "What is tolerable is intolerable", Reflects Confucius's basic attitude on this matter. Music is a way to express people's thoughts and emotions. In ancient times, it was also a part of etiquette. Rites and music are both external expressions, while benevolence is the inner moral emotion and emotion of people. Therefore, it must reflect people's benevolence. Here, Confucius closely links rituals and music, believing that people without benevolence cannot talk about rituals and music at all.

There is a sentence mentioned in this article, Confucius said: "Those who review the past and learn the new can become a teacher." This Analects let me know that I can learn new knowledge every day, and these new knowledge can expand my knowledge. If I learn something new every day They can all review the knowledge they have learned before and experience it with their own understanding and understanding. Then, I can keep improving. As knowledge is accumulated, learning will progress.