The significance of yang's son's ancient prose.

First, the meaning of ancient Chinese:

In Liang State, there is a family named Yang. There is a nine-year-old son at home who is very clever. One day, Junping Kong came to visit his father. It happened that his father was not at home, so Junping Kong called the child out.

The child brought fruit to Kong Junping, including red bayberry. Junping Kong pointed to Yangmei and showed it to the child, saying, "This is the fruit of your family." The child immediately replied, "I haven't heard that peacock is your bird."

Second, the original sentence of ancient Chinese:

Liang's son is nine years old and very clever. Junping Kong thought of his father, but when his father was away, he shouted. In order to set fruit, the fruit has bayberry. Confucius pointed out to his son and said, "This is the fruit of your family." The son replied, "I haven't heard that peacock is a master of poultry." ?

Third, the significance:

This set of words describes Andy's cleverness, and also vividly describes Andy's naive and clever answer. Teaching should learn to improvise, think twice before you act, and solve problems with wisdom and courage.

Extended data

I. Introduction to the author:

Liu Yiqing (AD 403-444) was born in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu) in the Southern Song Dynasty, lived in Jingkou, was an imperial clan in the Southern Song Dynasty, and was a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty. Liu Yiqing was gifted since childhood and loved literature. In addition to Shi Shuo Xin Yu, he also wrote You Ming Road.

Second, the writing background:

Shi Shuo Xin Yu was compiled by a group of people he organized. The nephew of Emperor Wu of Song Wudi, the second son of Daoliu in King Liu, Changsha, and the uncle of Liu Daogui, the king of Linchuan, have no children, that is, Liu Yiqing is the heir. By attacking Linchuan, he was appointed as Jingzhou Secretariat and other official positions. He has been in power for 8 years and his political achievements are good. Later, he served as Jiangzhou secretariat. Liu Yiqing, the nephew of Emperor Wu of Liu Song, is outstanding among emperors and highly valued.

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