Jianwen Jiantiandao but not literate classical Chinese translation

Jian Wen saw a kind of rice in the field but did not recognize it. This means that Emperor Jian Wen saw a kind of rice in the farmland and did not recognize it.

1. Background Introduction

During the Southern Dynasties, agricultural production gradually became an important economic pillar of the country. Most of the royal family members at that time came from powerful families and did not know much about agriculture. Some of them did not know the most basic crops.

2. The experience of Emperor Jianwen of Liang Dynasty

Emperor Jianwen of Liang Dynasty (Xiao Gang) was an emperor in the Southern Dynasties. He was born in an imperial family. Although he was surrounded by servants, he had no experience with him. Daily necessities and crops are not well understood. When I came to the field, I saw rice, but I didn't recognize it, so I asked the people around me. This question made Emperor Jianwen of Liang realize his lack of agricultural knowledge.

3. The meaning of the story

1. Although this story is simple, it has profound meaning. Even figures like the emperor may not fully understand agriculture, the most important economic pillar of his country.

2. This story and poem says that we should continue to learn and accumulate knowledge, and not make jokes because of our ignorance. It also emphasizes the power of knowledge. Only through continuous learning and accumulation of knowledge can we have a better understanding. The world and oneself.

The power of hard work and wisdom

1. Diligence

Emperor Wen was a monarch during the Eastern Jin Dynasty. During his reign, he paid great attention to farmland and agriculture. Much praised. When I saw the rice in the farmland, I realized that I didn't recognize these crops.

As a monarch, he did not feel ashamed or give up because of ignorance, but showed the power of hard work. He began to personally study the growth habits and characteristics of rice, communicated with farmers and learned relevant agricultural knowledge, and also encouraged soldiers and people to participate in farm work and strive to increase agricultural output.

2. Wisdom

Diligence and wisdom are complementary forces. Through continuous hard work and learning, you can accumulate experience and knowledge, improve your cognition and abilities, and wisdom can also Help you better plan and manage your time and resources, and improve work efficiency and creativity.