Analects of Confucius speech

A speech is a prepared manuscript, which is used to express one's opinions or report ideological work in meetings or important activities. In the rapidly developing society, there are more and more places to use speeches, so how to write a general speech? The following is my collection of 10 speeches on The Analects of Confucius. Welcome to reading. I hope you will like them.

Speech on the Analects of Confucius 1 Dear teachers and classmates, hello everyone:

We have just learned Six Analects of Confucius, and there is such a sentence: "I am determined to learn five out of ten, stand up at thirty, not be confused at forty, know my destiny at fifty, listen to my ears at sixty, and do whatever I want at seventy, without overstepping the bounds."

This sentence of Confucius is not long, but it covers our whole life. When you are young, you should make up your mind to study. When you are older, you should learn something and start a family. But academic performance is not the ideal end, it opens the 40-year-old who shines with wisdom. At the age of fifty, we know that "Man proposes, God disposes", but we still have to work hard, even if we are not as desperate about the final result as we were when we were young. At the age of sixty, we can be open-minded and indifferent to criticism and reprimand from others. At the age of 70, the realm of life becomes free and reasonable, which belongs to our own highest realm and needs our lifelong training and pursuit. And the great character of Confucius can also be known from this sentence. He has been pursuing a better life all his life. What he has been fighting for is such ignorance, such gradual progress, such a saint's character rather than a career.

Confucius put forward such an insurmountable time limit more than two thousand years ago, and so did we. Even if there are more flowers in full bloom in the next second, we must first pick the grass in this second; Even if the next second is boundless darkness, we can't cross it to find the other side of light. Life, naturally, cannot go against the development track. Only by doing the right thing at the right time can we go on step by step according to objective laws. The meaning of life is not whether you are successful or not, nor whether you have made earth-shattering contributions to society; Not to mention whether your experience is vigorous; But whether you try your best to do it when you should; It depends on whether you obey the rules and don't let things that shouldn't happen happen in the most beautiful years. It depends on whether you have done what you have done, because they are just right in the mold of time. In other words, if a person does not study and work hard when he is young, what awaits them will be a greater failure. In the golden age of life, when you are in high spirits, you will not make progress. Do we have to wait until we are forty or fifty years old to pick up our ideals and expect miracles?

The ancient Greek philosopher Zhi Nuo once said: "The goal of life is to make life conform to the laws of nature." What is the natural law of our life? Confucius has given us the answer. Living according to the law doesn't mean that you don't seek innovation, but only know how to walk day after day and year after year according to the established procedures; It's not that we see through the world of mortals and resign ourselves to fate, but that it inspires us to have no choice but to do certain things within a certain period of time to push the wheel of life forward. You still have to forge ahead, or make unremitting efforts. Fate has arranged the same trajectory for everyone, but no two people's lives are exactly the same, because everyone can choose their own path. The road to heaven is wide, and there will be differences between people when they walk, but as long as you follow the most basic law of life development, every lifestyle will end in a world full of spring flowers and songs and dances. But if you do something that shouldn't have happened on this road at a certain time, you can only wait for the abyss. This is what Confucius told us, how to walk firmly in the journey of life and make every step practical and orderly.

Life is a difficult process, but it is also an extremely beautiful process. At the same time, this process is bound to be a process of gradually improving the ideological realm with the continuous growth of age. If we want to do what we want without crossing the line, we should pay attention to every step we take. Well, we can't ask others or worry about ourselves. Words can't describe the realm until the baptism of time. Then, let's start with learning.

My speech is over, thank you.

"The Analects of Confucius Yan Er" Dear teachers and classmates:

The Analects of Confucius written by Yu Dan is a book worth reading, because she has given me too many feelings and brought me into close contact with a saint in my busy modern life.

In today's society, the so-called Confucius and Mencius are getting farther and farther away from people, and the sages and classics are gradually blurred. The vulgarity and complexity of the complicated world seem to lack some necessary connections with the nobility and purity of thought. Professor Yu Dan interprets classics in vernacular, wisdom in classics, and interprets The Analects of Confucius more than 2,000 years ago with a modern person's understanding of society, life and life. Once the gray Confucius linked this colorful world, it produced a pure positive attitude and a sublimation of moral quality and emotional wisdom. Reading the Analects of Confucius by Yu Dan, I appreciate such wisdom, treating my own gains and losses correctly, treating my friends around me rationally, a state of mind, and rational morality integrated into today's society.

"Everyone will inevitably have regrets and disappointments in his life. Maybe we can't change this fact, but what we can change is the attitude towards these things. " One of the essences of Yu Dan's Analects is to tell us how to treat the shortcomings and pains in life with a peaceful attitude. "If you cry because you missed the sun, you will also miss the stars. "Admit the deficiency of reality and make up for it through your own efforts. This is the attitude that The Analects tells us about the shortcomings of life.

It is often said that you depend on your parents at home and your friends when you go out. Friends are the most important in the social environment, and you can see your own shadow from your friends. In fact, what kind of friends a person has in his life directly reflects what kind of person he is. A good friend is a book, and he can open the whole world to you. We often say that birds of a feather flock together. What kind of person you only need to observe his social circle, from this external environment, you can see his own intrinsic value.

The Analects of Confucius finally conveys an attitude, a simple and warm attitude towards life.

The real meaning of The Analects is to tell everyone how to live a happy life that we need in our hearts. Taste life, cultivate one's morality and cultivate one's sexuality, the purpose of which is to spend this reincarnation in a happy life.

Dear teachers and classmates, The Analects of Confucius, Speech III:

The language of Confucius' Analects of Confucius is extensive and profound. As a primary school student, I only know that The Analects of Confucius is a quotation describing Confucius and his students, and I know nothing else. Just in the fifth grade, the school compiled The Analects of Confucius suitable for all grades, and I gradually became interested in it.

After reading The Analects of Confucius, I learned that Confucius was the founder of Confucianism in China. The Analects of Confucius records some remarks worth learning, most of which are about learning, which is very suitable for our primary school students to read.

The Analects of Confucius has a remarkable influence on my study. Isn't there "learning from time to time" in the Analects of Confucius? "Tell me in two direct sentences that learning knowledge is not just learning once, but more importantly, reviewing from time to time to consolidate knowledge. At the same time, we should regard learning as a process of enriching our lives and treat it with a happy mood. Another sentence "Looking back and learning new things, you can become a teacher." "It also emphasizes the importance of review and requires new discoveries every time.

Take that time, for example. It was the day of the Chinese exam. I didn't review the night before because I was eager to play. I can't answer many questions during practice. I was so anxious that I got poor grades in the end. After returning home, I worked hard. Every day when I get home, I don't play with my friends, but open my bag and start reviewing my lessons. In this way, I arrived at the second Chinese exam, and I calmly wrote the answer on the test paper. Finally, I got good grades.

On the surface, it is difficult to "review the past and learn the new", but as long as you persist every day, you will definitely have new experiences. This learning method of Confucius is universal in ancient and modern times, and it is also advocated by many modern people. After reading the Analects of Confucius, you can gain this great learning method in just two sentences. Aren't those who despise China's ancient literature impressed?

Article 4 of The Analects of Confucius Speech Dear teachers and classmates:

The Analects of Confucius is a quotation that records the words and deeds of Confucius and his students. It has been circulated for more than 2,500 years and is regarded as the origin of China's cultural thought, which has influenced China people from generation to generation. Its classic sentences are familiar to everyone in China. "Review the past and learn new knowledge. ""Isn't it a pleasure to have friends coming from afar? " ..... "The Analects of Confucius" makes modern education pay more and more attention to classic education and the influence of ancient culture on life. Therefore, for our primary school students, it is of great significance to read The Analects from an early age.

The Analects of Confucius is a typical representative of Confucius' thought. It involves philosophy, politics, economy, education, literature, art and many other aspects. Although it is a question-and-answer and fragmentary phrase, it seems to have no logic, but its content is very rich, concise and comprehensive, extensive and profound, and it is also the most important classic in teaching. Zhao Pu, the founding prime minister of the Song Dynasty, claimed to "rule the world with half of The Analects", which shows the historical position of The Analects, and its truth is timeless and deeply rooted in people's hearts.

Because of the distance between classical Chinese and classical Chinese, it is difficult for us primary school students to understand the original text of The Analects. However, reading the Analects of Confucius by Professor Yu Dan also made us deeply touched, inspired and benefited a lot. "If you want to do a good job, you must sharpen your tools first; Scholars who want to declare their meaning must read their books first. " Just as Yu Dan compared The Analects of Confucius to a hot spring, she said that there was a famous hot spring in a northern town famous for its hot springs. It is said that anyone who is comfortably immersed in water can learn about his physical diseases, such as arthritis, stomach diseases and skin diseases ... and wash off a layer of skin like cicada. ...

A person's life begins with learning. The first article in The Analects is about learning. Confucius said, "It is all right to learn from time to time." ? ……"。 At the beginning of The Analects of Confucius, it was put forward that "learning is fun", which reflected Confucius' proposition that he never tires of learning all his life, pays attention to self-cultivation and is strict with himself. In a person's life, there are many unknowns, but knowledge can increase talent and wisdom can change fate. Therefore, it is a pleasant thing for us to learn new knowledge and review old knowledge frequently. We should cultivate the concept of continuous learning and lifelong learning. "Learn from time to time, don't you say the same? ……"。 This great sentence is really well known, well known. Learning comes from learning, and ability comes from practice. Study and study often, study and study often, so that everything can be as vast as the sky. Today, reading Teacher Yu Dan's A Guide to the Analects of Confucius made me more knowledgeable.

Not only that, in fact, in the past, Confucius and Kong Qiu have been discussing and circulating a word: "Benevolence" is a word, but it has brought many problems to people. People finally solved the mystery. "Benevolence" can be regarded as a charitable heart, and a person's heart is like the sea; It can also be considered as a person's unremitting efforts; It is also a person's desire for one thing. ...

Confucius' life is a life of learning and practice. The higher the realm, the more attention is paid to learning and practice. Confucius said: "Nine times out of ten, I am determined to learn, standing at 30, not confused at 40, knowing my destiny at 50, listening to my ears at 60, and not overstepping my bounds at 70." At the age of fifteen, Confucius was determined to learn, at the age of thirty, he was able to stand on his own feet, at the age of forty, he was not confused by foreign things, at the age of fifty, he understood his destiny, at the age of sixty, he could correctly treat all kinds of remarks, and at the age of seventy, he did whatever he wanted. Confucius described the process of learning and cultivating character in his life. It is not difficult to see that Confucius is not a natural saint from the continuous improvement of learning, cultivating people and ideological realm. His knowledge and self-cultivation are improved in learning, and the cultivation of good moral character is not a one-off event. From self-restraint to free will, his thoughts and words and deeds are highly unified. It has reached the highest level of moral cultivation. The so-called cautious independence means that when a person is alone, he can only do good things and not do bad things. This also makes us understand a truth: greatness comes from the ordinary.

Through teacher Yu Dan's explanation of The Analects of Confucius, I learned a lot about what happened to people, as if I had entered the realm of books. Until now, the contents of The Analects of Confucius still make me unforgettable.

The Analects of Confucius is really rich in content! I hope students have time to see more. As a primary school student, reading The Analects carefully will definitely make our childhood as colorful as The Analects!

"The Analects of Confucius Speech" Article 5 Dear teachers and classmates:

Today, I learned this sentence in the Analects of Confucius: "Xia Zi said: Xian Xian Yi; Mom and dad can do their best; Being a gentleman will lead to his health; Make friends as promised. Although I have not studied, I will call it learning. "

Xia Zi said: one can respect saints and despise women; Serve mom and dad and be able to do my best; Serve the monarch and be able to give his life; Communicate with friends, speak honestly and keep your promises. Such a person, even if he says that he has not learned anything, I must say that he is studying now. "

This sentence in "Xia Zi" puts forward the moral standard of correctly handling the four relationships of husband and wife, father and son, monarch and minister, and friend. Xia Zi believes that whether a person has received a good education depends not on his cultural knowledge, but on whether he can achieve such basic qualities as "filial piety, loyalty and faithfulness". As long as he does these things, even though he says he has never studied, he can still think that he is an outstanding educated man now. When this sentence is linked with the previous sentence, we can see that Confucius' teaching pays attention to human virtues.

After learning this sentence, I understand that Confucius pays attention to the cultivation of people's quality and virtue in educating people, followed by learning cultural knowledge. Whether a person is knowledgeable or not depends not on how many books he has read, but on whether he has achieved the self-restraint of being a man. In other words, if a person wants to be familiar with the way of learning, he must first start with his own moral cultivation and behavior. Only when you understand the truth of dealing with people can you learn something. That is, in A Dream of Red Mansions, the so-called "everything is sensible and knowing, and experience is an article".

I am glad that the thick books on campus have infiltrated me. Let me deeply feel that I am lucky to come to Xichuan Middle School, because of the influence of Chinese classics; It is happy to come to Xichuan Middle School, because the campus is full of rich books. I know that after learning any classics, the experience of our ancestors has only one essence in the end, that is, under the irradiation of these wisdom rays, our life will be more efficient and the course of disease will be shortened, so that we can establish the feelings of gentleman's love as soon as possible and truly establish an efficient and valuable life. The Analects of Confucius enables us to cultivate our self-cultivation and moral life. The Analects of Confucius spent quite a lot of space to clarify the difference between a gentleman and a villain, such as "an upright man is open and poised, villains often blend in" and "a gentleman does not compare with others, and villains do not cover everything". Confucius advocated benevolence all his life. "If a person is kind, he wants to stand up and be a man, and he wants to realize it." Teach us how to be kind. The real meaning of The Analects is to tell you how to climb the peak of life, how to realize the meaning of life, how to really "treat" people, and how to live the kind of happy life that we need in our hearts.

In recent years, China's profound traditional culture has attracted more and more public attention. Children in kindergartens recite Disciples Rules every day, many courses on reading Chinese studies are offered in the streets, and the science and education channels on TV are also full of lectures on Chinese studies.

Why is Chinese studies so important?

With its concise language and legendary stories, Sinology can always make people feel the long history of China culture and the spark of literati's thoughts.

Traditional Chinese studies also involve literature, history, philosophy and mathematical techniques. , and the content is more comprehensive. The brilliant brushwork of literary masters, the textual research and argumentation of historians, legendary fairy tales and ancient jokes are eye-opening.

Sometimes we always feel that Chinese studies are far away and empty, because we don't know what Chinese studies are yet.

Sinology cannot be narrowly understood as The Analects of Confucius, The Tao Te Ching and The Book of Changes. These traditional Chinese studies are the truths summed up by our ancestors all their lives. It is a taste of life, where there are vicissitudes, traces of history and the true meaning of life.

It is the pride of China, who has precipitated great and unchangeable souls. Chinese studies have brought us to a new realm, which enables us to cultivate our own self-cultivation, teach us how to be a real person, and teach us to distinguish beauty from ugliness and distinguish right from wrong. "Unjust letting wealth and fame drift by like clouds", the way of detachment; "Since ancient times, no one has died in life, leaving a heart that shines on history", which is a lofty virtue; "Worry about the world first, and enjoy the world later", a calm ambition; People are inherently mortal, either as heavy as Mount Tai or as light as a feather. "Where is the Tao, although thousands of people come to my place", lofty spirit. These are all illuminating the road ahead for us.

How to learn Chinese studies?

Confucius had a perfect answer long ago. Confucius said: "Prosperity is based on poetry, and it is fun to stand on ceremony." He also said: "Aim at Tao, rely on benevolence, rely on virtue and swim in art."

The Analects of Confucius Speech 7 Dear teachers and classmates:

Yesterday afternoon, a ray of sunshine jumped into the window and stayed on the armrest of the sofa, giving people a kind of warmth. Make a cup of green tea in your spare time, take a copy of The Analects of Confucius off the shelf and snuggle up on the sofa to read it.

The Analects of Confucius is not very long and annotated, so it seems easy to understand. One of them, as Confucius said, "Morality cannot be repaired, learning cannot be taught, learning cannot be moved, and incompetence cannot be changed, which is my sense of superiority." Note: Confucius said, "I'm worried that I won't cultivate my morality, pay attention to learning, don't do good things when I hear them, and don't correct bad things. "Let me see, my mind is stretched.

As a famous thinker, educator and founder of Confucianism in ancient China, the central idea of Confucius in The Analects of Confucius is actually the truth of being a man. For example, "Now a few people have no virtue and incompetence, but they take bribes and bend the law, harming the people. Isn't it the virtue that they don't learn? " For another example, now a few people don't do good things when they hear good things or help others, and don't blame false, ugly and evil things, so that they can correct them. Isn't it "listening to righteousness and not moving, not being good and not changing"? These things are also very worrying things that people don't want to happen in their daily lives. Isn't it "my trouble"?

Confucius thought in ancient times that "it is my worry", but why can't we people living in modern times eliminate "my worry"? * * * Building a harmonious and beautiful home? Taste the Analects of Confucius, just like this ray of sunshine, gives people light and warmth.

Article 8 of The Analects of Confucius Speech Dear teachers and classmates:

During the winter vacation, my mother and I read The Analects together.

The Analects of Confucius, which consists of 20 chapters, is a work by Confucius disciples to record Confucius' words and deeds. It mainly tells a book about how people get along with each other, how to study hard, how to work hard in society and how to honor their parents. Among them, what impressed me the most were the words "learning comes first" and "it's a pleasure to have friends from afar".

On the road of life, the strength of friends is indispensable. As the saying goes, "it takes two hands to make a sound." It is far from possible to create a great cause by relying on one's own thin and insignificant strength. From this, I thought of the friendship story between Guan Zhong and Bao Shu Ya.

Guan Zhong and Bao Shu Ya were good friends when they were children. When Guan Zhong was a child, his family was very poor, so he often stole money from Bao, but Bao not only didn't hate him, but was more friendly to Guan Zhong. Decades later, Guan Zhong killed Xiao Bai, his son, when he was fighting for the throne. When his son succeeded to the throne, Bao became prime minister. Bao recommended Guan Zhong regardless of the past, which shows how broad-minded Bao is!

Another story is about the friendship between Boya and Zhong Ziqi. When pianist Boya plays the piano in the barren hills, woodcutter Zhong Ziqi can distinguish between "ambition in the mountains" and "grand ambition in flowing water". Boya was very happy to find a bosom friend, but after Zhong Ziqi died, Boya couldn't find a bosom friend any more, so she broke the piano and vowed never to play again. It can be seen how precious and important friendship is in life!

These examples remind me of one thing: my good friend Xiaodong came to my house to play. At first, we got along well and hit it off very well, but a few days later, we often quarreled over a small matter. Finally, my mother told us that we need unity and friendship to do everything well, and also told us that "it is a pleasure to have friends from afar."

A few days later, my friend Xiao Yang visited my home. I learned my lesson and spent a happy day with Xiao Yang. In life, friendship is really everywhere. Only after suffering can we truly appreciate the value of friendship.

After reading the Analects of Confucius, I benefited a lot. It taught me how to associate with friends, and I must make my young master better.

The Analects of Confucius Speech 9 Dear teachers and classmates:

The Analects of Confucius is a collection of quotations from Confucius and his disciples, and it is one of the important Confucian classics. Its core content is benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith. Benevolence is the highest state of personality.

My favorite sentence in The Analects of Confucius is "People have immediate worries without long-term worries". If a man doesn't have a long-term plan, he will definitely get into trouble now. That time, I experienced it personally.

In the math class that afternoon, the teacher asked us to finish the page of "area of parallelogram" in the workbook that we talked about just now, and it must be handed in to the teacher before the third class in the afternoon. Say that finish, the teacher quickly walked out of the classroom.

I took out my math exercise book and was about to write it. Zhan Peng patted me on the shoulder and said, "Come on, let's play basketball on the playground. Everyone cheered except you. " I said, "I haven't finished the homework assigned by the math teacher. Have you finished? What to write, the teacher said that I didn't know until the third quarter. It's only the first class. Isn't there still 40 minutes of activity after the second class? I can keep up when I write again. " I listened to it, and it took me forty minutes to finish it. So I went to play basketball with my hometown Zhan Peng.

The second class is English. When the bell rang, there were still some exercises unfinished. He procrastinated when the teacher wouldn't let the class go. The lecture lasted for dozens of minutes, and suddenly it came to the third class.

The result can be imagined, because I didn't finish my homework, I was severely criticized by the math teacher. It's all because I didn't consider this at that time, and now I'm in trouble.

From then on, after class every day, I put aside all distractions and immediately wrote the homework assigned by the teacher; If there is no homework, I will preview it myself first. I dare not delay any longer.

"If a person has no long-term worries, he will have near worries." This sentence in The Analects of Confucius made me feel deeply and benefited a lot.

Speech on the Analects of Confucius 10 Dear teachers and students,

This semester, we recited a book about Chinese studies, named The Analects of Confucius, written by Jin Dian. As the saying goes, reciting an Analects of Confucius can run the world endlessly. Of course, although I only recited half of it, it benefited me a lot.

What impressed me deeply was this sentence: a gentleman is righteous and a villain is beneficial. It means that a gentleman values loyalty and a villain values interests. People can't always value interests. Friendship is more important than interests. Benefits are only for yourself, but friendship can be shared with everyone.

Of course, the truth of this sentence is also profound: a gentleman should speak slowly but act quickly. It means that a gentleman should speak carefully and act quickly. Don't say what you should say when you are talking, and don't hurt others wrongly with your own words. It will do you a lot of good to take action quickly.

However, there are still people who see the sage Si Qi, but if they don't, they will introspect themselves. "When you meet a talented person, you should learn from him. When you see a person without talent, you should do introspection and self-examination to avoid making the same mistake.

Doing things for the benefit means that if everything is done according to whether it is beneficial to personal interests, it will cause others to dislike themselves, so think of others before doing things.

These are the ones that impressed me the most when I recited The Analects.