"Only moral education, only talents and skills are not as good as others, we should train ourselves as well as clothes, if our food and drink are not as good as others, we should not live in mourning"

"Only moral education, only talents and skills are not as good as others, we should train ourselves as well as clothes, if our food and drink are not as good as others, we should not live in mourning" Tell us how you feel about this passage

Translation:

Everyone should pay attention to the cultivation of their own moral character, knowledge, talents and skills. If they feel that they are not as good as others, they should urge themselves and strive to catch up. There is no need to worry about being inferior to others in appearance, dress or diet, and there is no need to worry or feel inferior.

Feelings:

The most important thing in life is to be virtuous. People with virtue can convince others with their virtue. A person with both political integrity and talent knows how to tolerate others and appreciate their talents. If a person only has talent but no virtue, then his talent can only be as good as a flat horse, and he will never be able to rise to the highest level.

You must be motivated in your studies and in dealing with people, but you must not compare with others in terms of clothing and diet. "It is easy to move from frugality to luxury, but it is difficult to move from luxury to frugality." A person should develop the good habit of frugality from an early age, because material enjoyment is a bottomless pit. Only when people reduce their desires and know how to cherish, can they be content and happy.

Extended information:

"Study only based on virtue and talent. If you are not as good as others, you should improve yourself. If you are not as good as others in terms of clothes and food, don't worry about it." Selected from "Disciples" regulation".

"Disciple Regulations", formerly known as "Xun Mengwen", is a three-character rhyme written by Li Yuxiu, an educator in the Qing Dynasty. Its content is mainly based on Confucian ethics, with a total of 360 sentences and 1080 words. The writing style is natural and smooth, simple and unpretentious, and has far-reaching influence. It occupies an important position in the culture of the Qing Dynasty.

"Disciple Rules" is a Mongolian classic. The so-called "disciple" does not mean in a general sense, but refers to being a disciple of a sage, and the "rules" are the two words "husband" and "jian" The combination means the insight of a man. "Disciple rules" means that you must study the classics of sages. Become a disciple of saints and become a man. "Disciple Regulations" is its introductory book.