What are some interesting stories about Confucius and his disciples?

There is a story about Confucius. This story is as old as Laozi. Confucius is traveling. When he passed a village, he saw an old man, a very old man. He drew water from the well to irrigate the land. This is a very hard job, and the sun is so big. Confucius thought that this man might not have heard that there is a mechanical device to draw water-you can draw water for others with cows or horses, which is easier-so Confucius went over to the old man and said, "Have you heard that there are machines now? It is very easy to draw water from the well with them. If you work for twelve hours, they can be finished in half an hour. You can let Malays do it. Why do you bother? You are an old man. " He must be ninety years old. The man said, "It's always good to work by hand, because every time you use a cunning machine, a cunning mind will appear." In fact, only a cunning mind can use a cunning machine. You didn't mean to destroy me! I am an old man, let me die as simple as when I was born. Manual labor is good. A person will remain humble. Confucius went back to his disciples. The disciples asked, "What did you say to the old man? "Confucius said," He seems to be a disciple of Lao Tzu. He hit me hard, and his argument seems to be correct. "When you work with your hands, your mind will not have any shadow, and a person will remain humble, simple and natural. When you use a cunning machine, your mind will intervene. Those who work with their brains are called bosses: the brains of staff and teachers-they are called bosses. Don't be the boss. It's bad enough to be a clerk, let alone a chief of staff ... That's it. Being a teacher is bad enough, let alone being the head of the teacher ... I still want to be a "hand". " Hand "is criticized because it is not cunning and not competitive enough;" They look primitive. Try to do more, and you will find that shadows appear less and less.