"The Analects of Confucius" and "Lutz" Article 13 "Ask Fan Chi to learn ... how to use crops?" What's the problem? Did Confucius really think it was useless to grow vegetables?

No, "little people" should be a little hate iron not to produce. Confucius claimed that "less is cheap, and more can be insulted." He will despise agriculture and his disciple Fan Chi for studying farming? Who's Fan Chi? He is the best of Confucius' disciples, and Confucius has always placed high hopes on him, hoping that he can do some great things instead of becoming a farmer. Learning is a dead end for a leader, and it is indeed suspected of putting the cart before the horse. Besides, imagine that if apples, vegetables and fruits are unsalable now, and a group of county leaders and secretaries take to the streets to sell fruits, I think their ability is really limited. What the people need most are honest and promising officials. If they can plan ahead, master market information and guide farmers to plan production, why go out to sell themselves?

If you still think that Confucius despised labor, look at the following example.

"Nangong Poetry" asked Confucius: "If you are good at shooting and rowing, you will not die." . Yu and Ji Gong reap crops and win the world. The master did not answer. When the Nangong came out, Confucius said: A gentleman is like a man! Suntech is like a human being!

Here, Nangong Stone told Confucius that Hou Yi was good at shooting and water fighting, and both died of natural causes. Dayu and Hou Ji cultivated their own fields, but they won the world. After Nangong Poetry left, Confucius praised: This man is really a gentleman, and this man really advocates benevolence and righteousness!

Dayu and Hou Ji are both virtuous and devoted to farming. Nangong poems praised such behavior, and Confucius praised such people as Nangong poems. It shows that Confucius does not object to your understanding of crops. You can't have both ways, so "a gentleman should be a gentleman and a villain should be a Taoist." People like Fan Chi should learn Delixin's way first. If they only learn farming, aren't they just like the locksmith king and poet Li Yu?

The second answer to this question: the old farmer spoke ill of Confucius in The Analects of Confucius, and his disciples can also write this paragraph in The Analects of Confucius, which shows that Confucian children are not cheap.

As for Confucius' character and morality, there are problems. Then look at the following two sentences: ① The original soil has disappeared. Confucius said: Young without grandchildren, long without words, old without death, is a thief. Pat him on the shin with a stick. (2) Slaughter until the day and go to sleep. Confucius said, "Rotten wood can't be carved, nor can the wall of dung be carved." . What is the punishment? Confucius said, "I started with others. I listened to what they said and believed what they did." "Today, I am a man. I listen to him and watch his actions. Giving and changing are. " Some people are outraged by these two sentences, and feel that Confucius' character and morality have great problems, which is a proper stain on life. Ok, understanding the article and copying it are really annoying to change the original text. The mobile phone is very slow. I posted a link saying whether Confucius cursed or despised the working people. Stick it on the 5th floor, 25th floor and 32nd floor. Link:

I prefer Mr. nan huaijin's view that Confucius was blocked from being an official in the State of Qi (just talking about his opinion). The opportunity of Chu was entirely because the king of Chu was afraid of the ability of Confucius and his disciples, so he refused to give it. As for Lu's opportunity, it was for fear that Confucius' prestige would surpass his, and he deliberately used tricks to drive him away. Later, Ji Huan Zi regretted it before he died. He felt that this incident ruined Lu Zhongxing's hope and asked his son to welcome Confucius back. His son is a little selfish, and Confucius doesn't want to be an official ... don't put a top hat on Confucius, and don't trample him down at the same time.