Confucius said: What is the next sentence?

Confucius said, "You can't carve rotten wood. Dung walls are hard to smear! What's so strange about being slaughtered by such people?

From: The Analects of Confucius Gongye Chang, the original text is as follows:

Zaiying sleeps during the day. Confucius said, "You can't carve rotten wood, and you can't carve a wall of dirt! What is the punishment? " Confucius said: "I start with others, I listen to what they say and believe what they do;" Today, I am a man. I listen to his words and watch his actions. Giving and changing are. "

Zaiyu sleeps in broad daylight. Confucius said, "You can't carve rotten wood. Dung walls are hard to smear! What is there to blame for such a person? " He added: "At first, after listening to his words, I believed people's behavior; Now I listen to him and observe people's behavior. This was changed by the massacre.

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Creative background:

Of course, there are students of Confucius among the authors of The Analects. The chapters in The Analects of Confucius were written not only by different students of Confucius, but also by different disciples of Confucius. There are many records that students have participated in.

This chapter may have been memorized by Min's students, so it was inadvertently inaccurate. As for Min Zi Bian Shi, it is hard to understand that Min Zi Qian is not only called Zi, but also listed before Zi Gong.

Why did he rank first in this record and get the title of "Zi"? It is reasonable to infer that this is also the result of Min Zikai's students remembering what they heard from their teachers on weekdays. The Analects of Confucius has the pen and ink of Confucius disciples as well as the pen and ink of Confucius disciples, so the works are chronological.

This point is also properly reflected in the use of word meaning. For example, the word "master" generally refers to a third party in an earlier era, which is equivalent to "his old man's house". It was not until the Warring States period that it was widely used as a respectful pronoun for the second person, which was equivalent to "your old man's house".