Do as you would be done by. Contact your own life experience and talk about your own understanding. ...

Do as you would be done by. Tell me what you understand:

A long time ago, the disciples of Confucius and Old Master Q wrote in The Analects: "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you.". For a long time before, I took it as a wise saying and put it into practice. Today, when I am about to become a people's teacher, I recall this "wise saying" again. Suddenly I feel cheated.

You can't ask others to do what you can't do? Can't teachers ask students to do things they can't do? We know our teachers, they didn't have easy access to computers at that time, and they didn't ask for an English exam at that time. Can't they ask students to do these things? ! !

"Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you" is like a cancer in the field of education. Every time I hear students respond to the teacher's instructions with this sentence, I think Old Master Q is wrong again. Our teacher is also at fault.

You can also think further. If all our families, Lao Tzu, educate our son to "don't do to others what you don't want him to do to you", then our son can't make great progress, because if Lao Tzu doesn't know, he won't ask for his son. The same is true at school. In our country, "a crab is not as good as a crab", and the rivers are going downhill! ! ! ! ! ! !

I don't hate every word Old Master Q said, but I hate the educational significance of this sentence. I always want to step on it! ! !

Of course, as a way of self-cultivation, this language still has its place to live.