Joke sentences describing saints

(1) Therefore, saints are good for saints, and fools are good for fools. What makes saints sacred and fools stupid?

Therefore, saints are wiser and fools are more stupid. Is this probably the reason why saints can become saints and fools can become fools?

(2) Don't know, don't understand, don't know, don't know, don't know, don't know.

On the one hand, I am unfamiliar with reading sentences, on the other hand, I can't solve puzzles. Some learn from teachers, and some don't. Want to learn from small aspects, but give up learning from big aspects. I don't see that kind of person is wise.

These two sentences are from the argumentative essay Shi Shuo by Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. "Teacher's Theory" expounds the truth of learning from a teacher, satirizes the world that is ashamed of being a teacher, educates young people and plays a role in changing the atmosphere.

Definition of words

Benefits: More and more.

Read the sentence (dà u): break the sentence.

Whether to be a teacher or not: some learn from the teacher, and some don't. No: say "no".

Primary school and great legacy: I learned the small one (meaning "I don't know the sentence") but lost the big one (meaning "I don't understand"). Legacy: discard, give up.

Extended data:

Shi Shuo was written by Han Yuzhen when he was a doctor in imperial academy No.4 School in 17-18 years (80 1-802).

In the seventeenth year of Zhenyuan (80 1), Han Yu was dismissed from Xuzhou and lived in Luoyang to preach and teach. After two trips to Beijing, he was awarded the position of Dr. imperial academy in 10 that year. At this time, Han Yu was determined to use imperial academy as a platform to revitalize Confucianism and reform the literary world in order to realize his ambition of serving the country.

However, when I came to imperial academy to take office, I found that the imperial examination hall was dark, the government was corrupt, and the bureaucracy was full of drawbacks, which led many students to lose confidence in the imperial examination and relax their studies. At that time, the upper class looked down on teachers. In the scholar-bureaucrat class, there is a concept of "being ashamed to be a teacher", which directly affects the teaching and management in imperial academy. Han Yu was saddened by this and wrote this article by answering Li Pan's question to clarify people's vague understanding of "seeking a teacher" and "being a teacher".

This paper lists positive and negative examples, compares and demonstrates repeatedly, discusses the necessity and principle of learning from teachers, criticizes the bad habit of "being ashamed to learn from teachers" in society at that time, shows extraordinary courage and fighting spirit, and also shows the spirit of expressing opinions independently regardless of the secular. Although the full text is not long, it has profound implications, distinct arguments, rigorous structure, thorough reasoning and strong persuasiveness and appeal.

Han Yu (768-824) was born in Heyang, Hanoi (now Meng County, Henan Province). Because of its hope in Changli, it is called "Han Changli" in the world. In the eighth year of Zhenyuan in Dezong (792), he became a scholar. In the 19th year of Zhenyuan (803), due to the early disaster in Guanzhong, it angered the powerful minister and was named Yangshan Order. In the first year of Xian Zongyuan's reign (806), he called on Dr. Guo Zi. In the twelfth year of Yuanhe (8 17), Yuanhe was promoted to assistant minister of punishments in the fourteenth year, and later served as national sacrifice, assistant minister of official department and Beijing. Han Yu

He strongly advocated the movement of ancient prose, and his prose was listed as the first of the "Eight Masters in Tang and Song Dynasties", and he was also called "Liu Han" with Liu Zongyuan. It advocates "taking literature as poetry" and strives for novelty and discussion in poetry writing. The Whole Tang Poetry contains ten volumes of Tang poetry. There is a collection of poems and essays edited by Mr. Changli.

References:

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