The feelings of two children after watching the Japanese debate: 300 words, 10 article.

The debate between two children tells us that the universe is infinite, knowledge is infinite and learning is endless. We should study hard. The following are my thoughts on the two children's debate day for your reference!

Reflections on Reading Two Children Arguing That Day

In ancient times, Confucius passed a bridge and saw two children arguing with a driver. When Confucius asked, he heard two children pointing to a town made of sand and saying, "This is our town. Where can we make way for cars in the city?" The coachman startled the children and said, "Get out of the way quickly, or I will run over you with my car." "When Confucius stepped forward, the two children said," You seem to have a lot of culture. "The coachman said," you are knowledgeable. Is this a contemporary saint? Confucius. " At this moment, a child said, "I am arguing with him. Do you think the sun is near us in the morning or at noon? " Another child said, "of course, the sun is near in the morning, because it looks big in the morning and small at noon, so it is near in the morning." "Another child said," No, it must be that the noon sun is near, because it is hot near and cold far away. The noon sun is hot, but the morning sun is bleak and cool, so the noon sun is closer. Confucius said, "I don't know this question." All the children laughed together and said, "It turns out that the Great Sage also has unknown problems! "

After reading this article, I feel that knowledge is like a vast ocean, and there is no end to learning. We should learn with an open mind!

Reflections on Reading Two Children Arguing That Day

Today, the teacher told us a text called "Two Children Debate Day".

This text is mainly about: Confucius traveled eastward and saw two children arguing. The first child said that the sun was near at sunrise and far away at noon. Another child said that the sun is far away from people at sunrise and far away from people at noon. The first child said: the sun was as big as a car cover when it first came out, and it was as small as a vegetable jar at noon. Isn't this what you see from a distance? Another child said that it was a little cold when the sun first came out, but is it hot when the sun is near? They asked Confucius, who didn't know.

There is no end to learning! I will speak actively in class in the future, study hard and study hard!

Reflections on Reading Two Children Arguing That Day

Today, we learned the classical Chinese "Two Children Debate on the Day", which was very touching after reading it.

When Confucius went to the East to study, he saw two children arguing and asked why. A child said, "The sun is near at sunrise and far at noon." Another child thinks that the sun is far away from people when it first comes out and near people at noon. A child said, "The sun just came out like a car cover, but it came out like a dish at noon. Isn't this the truth of being small and ambitious? " Another child said, "when the sun first came out, it felt very cold." At noon, it's like putting your hand in hot water. Isn't it the truth that the near is hot and the far is cool? " Confucius could not judge, and the two children smiled and said, "Who said you were learned?" The reason why two children can hold their own ideas is that they are good at observing and thinking in reality. It can be seen from Confucius' irrelevant answer that there is no end to learning.

Now let's study hard and be good at observing and thinking, so that we can become excellent students in all aspects.

Reflections on Reading Two Children Arguing That Day

This classical Chinese has taught me a truth about being a man and doing things.

On his way to the East, Confucius saw two children arguing and asked him why he was arguing. A child said, "I think the sun is close to people when it first comes out, and far away from people at noon." Another child thinks that the sun is far away from people when it first rises and close to people at noon. A child said, "When the sun first came out and rose, it was as big as a hood." At noon, it looks like a dish. Isn't that why you look small from a distance and big from a close look? "Another child said," It's cool as soon as the sun comes out, and it's hot when you put your hand into hot water at noon. It's hot and far away, isn't it cool? "Confucius can't judge. The two children smiled and said, "Who said you were learned? "We should be good at observing everything, be good at observing and be diligent in thinking. Only in this way can we succeed steadily.

About the day Chen Jiaqi finished reading the debate between two children.

This story tells that Confucius met two children arguing in a parade. It turns out that they are arguing about when the sun is closest to the earth. The first child said that he thought the sun was closest to the earth in the morning. Because, the sun is very big in the morning. The second child said that he thought the sun was closest to the earth at noon. Because it is very hot at noon.

Confucius was stumped by this question, and both children felt that Confucius was not very knowledgeable.

This story tells us that if we want to acquire complete knowledge, we must overcome one-sidedness, and don't insist on a few things and argue unnecessarily. Because no one knows everything, if we want to gain more knowledge, we must keep a modest attitude. We should be a studious person, so that we can learn more knowledge.

Reflections on Reading Two Children Arguing That Day

Today, in Chinese class, we learned another text: Two Children Debate Day, which deeply touched me. Like Yi Xue, written by Mencius, it seems to be classical Chinese.

At first, I didn't understand the meaning. When the teacher told me, I understood: Confucius was studying in the East and met two children fighting over something, so Confucius came forward to ask the reason. The first child said, "I think the sun is closest to people at sunrise and farther away at noon." "Another child thinks that the sun is farther away from people at sunrise and at noon. The first child added, "The sun is as big as a hood at sunrise, but as small as a plate at noon. Isn't this the truth that it is small when it is far away and big when it is near? " Another child said, "when the sun just rises, the air is cool, but at noon, it's like putting your hand in hot water." Isn't this the truth that it is hot when it is near and cool when it is far away? "Confucius can't tell who is right and who is wrong. The two children smiled and said, "Who said you were learned? "

This text makes me understand that no matter what I do, I should be good at observing, thinking and seeking truth from facts. If you can't, ask teachers and parents actively, pretend you don't understand, study hard in the future, and (don't go into a dead end) speak actively in class. There is no end to learning, there is no end to learning! There is no end.

Reflections on Reading Two Children Arguing That Day

There is an old saying: "details determine success or failure." As long as you are good at discovering and observing, you will find problems and ask questions in your life. Then you have the key to success.

This is the inspiration I got after studying the debate between two children that day. The main point is: when Confucius traveled eastward, he saw two children arguing, and the other thought that the sun was close to people at noon. To this end, the two sides each hold one end and argue endlessly. Even a learned man like Confucius would not rule and be laughed at by two children.

Although neither of the two children's views is correct, it is precisely in this way that the quality of the two children who are good at discovering is more valuable. Not only that, they gave their own reasons, which are very credible. Even a learned man like Confucius can't judge right from wrong. Let's not say that Confucius' attitude of "knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing" is admirable. We should admire the spirit of the two children who dare to explore and discover. Because this is precisely the detail that we often ignore in our lives.

I am filled with emotion. Since ancient times, many people with lofty ideals have dared to find problems, seek answers and finally succeed.

When Einstein was six years old, he often mentioned the problem in his life, that is, his father was speechless. He always dares to ask questions and then look for answers. Only on the road of continuous exploration can he go further and further.

In Britain, the famous scientist Joule was good at discovering and exploring since he was a child. Through continuous research and careful observation and calculation, he finally discovered the mechanical equivalence of heat and the law of conservation of energy.

Yes! "Details decide success or failure". Only by paying attention to details and being good at finding can we open the door to success!

Thoughts on Reading A Day of Argument between Two Children

Everyone should have seen "Two Children Debate Day"! Its original text is like this:

When Confucius traveled eastward, he saw two children arguing and asked them why.

A child said, "I think the sun is close to the sky at sunrise and far from the sky at noon." . "Another child thinks that when the sun rises, it is far from the sun, and it is closer to people at noon.

A son said, "The sunrise is as big as a car cover. And Japan and China are like plates. Isn't it that the far is small and the near is big? " Another child said, "The sun just came out to cool down, and it was as hot as putting your hand in hot water at noon. Isn't that why you feel hot when you are near and cool when you are far away?" ? "Upon hearing this, Confucius could not judge who was right or wrong.

The two children smiled and said to Confucius, "Who said you were smart?" ? "

Don't underestimate this article. There are many mysteries in this: Confucius is sincere, knowing is knowing, and not knowing is not knowing. It didn't win the hearts of children with its profound knowledge, but it was just seeking truth from facts, and there was nothing to be ashamed of.

This short classical Chinese contains a lot of knowledge, but this short story tells us that the universe is infinite, knowledge is infinite and knowledge is infinite. We should study hard.

Thoughts on Reading A Day of Argument between Two Children

Today, the teacher taught us a classical Chinese article called "Two Children's Debate", which mainly talked about two children, Confucius and Lu Yu, arguing. One child thinks that the sun is close to people in the morning, and the other thinks that the sun is close to people at noon. Both of them have their own reasons. Therefore, both sides hold their own ends and cannot argue. Confucius, who was knowledgeable, couldn't make a decision and was laughed at by two children.

By writing two children arguing about when the sun is close to people and when it is far away from people, Confucius can't make a scientific judgment on this issue, which shows that the two children are good at observing, reasoning and seeking truth from facts.

Educate us to be an observant, well-founded and realistic person.

Reflections on Reading Two Children Arguing That Day

Today, I learned a classical Chinese article called "The Day of Two Children Debating".

This is a very interesting story. It's about Confucius' eastward expedition. It was strange to see two children quarreling, so he went forward and asked them why. A child said, "I think the sun is very close to people when it first comes out, and it is far away from people at noon." "Another child doesn't think so. He thinks that the sun is far away from people when it first comes out, and the sun is close to people at noon. In this way, the two men each said their own truth, and Confucius didn't know whose words were more reasonable. The two children laughed at him and said, "Who says you have much knowledge? "

This interesting classical Chinese shows that two children are observant, dare to question well-founded remarks and Confucius' attitude of seeking truth from facts.

In life, there are many such things, but no one has the attitude of Confucius and those two children. Maybe sometimes, like those two children, we have doubts about many things and made bold guesses, but we gave up those ideas because we didn't insist. It's childish, strange, sci-fi and unimaginable. How many people have Confucius' attitude of seeking truth from facts? It has become a common phenomenon that you don't know what you don't know, perhaps because of your face. Confucius is so knowledgeable that he doesn't talk nonsense to mislead the two children when he encounters problems, which is worth learning from all of us.

In short, this kind of interesting classical Chinese is to make people have the attitude of daring to question, being good at observing and seeking truth from facts.